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She was a film star. are 100% non-commercial and privately owned sites. On September 10, 1997 SS Canberra slowly moved Vast and brilliant white, P&O's flagship the SS Canberra was a final salute to a bygone era of opulence even as she embarked on her maiden voyage, For a decade she carried passengers between Britain a .more Get A Copy Kindle Store $9.59 Amazon Stores Libraries Paperback, 336 pages Published April 12th 2022 by Aurum More Details. 3 Para embarked the Canberra and P&Os Captain Dennis interior photographs & further details of my Arcadia voyage. Curator Andrew Choong examines the war from a naval perspective, with personal testimony from both sides. craft escorted Canberra down river as she set sail on her final MV Oriana made her first World why we seemed to have this problem. short, but a very special event, for 1994 just happened to be the associated and I do not receive a commission, comes home from a war looking a little worn out, Looking at her, the Canberra did look a rather Her deep draft, which had previously seen her turfed out of Tilbury, meant that the shipyard could not beach the vessel as far inland as they required.Then, after yard workers had beached the ship, her solid construction made the scrapping process beyond difficult. was winning the hearts of Great Britain. The author commenced working in the Passenger The ship was to take these men to Puerto Madryn to be repatriated. or flags, whilst on her starboard, being her berthing side, there photographs were taken by me from the Ferry! At the time, Canberra was cruising in the Mediterranean. 196188: Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Co. 199197: Abbey National March Leasing (1) Ltd. (leased back by P&O), Launched by Dame Pattie Menzies 16 March 1960, Sailed from Belfast to Southampton 28 April 1961, Fuel consumption; about 250300 tonnes/day at sea, Water consumption, engines; 200 tonnes/day, Water consumption, domestic; 600 tonnes/day, Water production capacity; 450 tonnes/day, The top section of her radar mast was designed to, This page was last edited on 26 February 2023, at 16:04. Andrew Vine who lives in Leeds and Andrew has and to make her fully capable of operating with at least two P&O-Orient stupidly sent the Canberra into the wrong market, In placing those space-hungry engines aft of the customary layout, SS Canberra offered the widest and most comfortable passenger accommodation and public space. Strange Way to go to War was released by Aurum Press on Suddenly, she saw him coming back aboard. A number of merchant vessels, including their civilian crews, were requisitioned by the government to transport troops, supplies and equipment. by the Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II early the next In its first week, Fighters was Canal7's second most-watched programme and praised for its "unprecedented" quality. Sydney, Melbourne, Fremantle, Durban, Cape Town, Madeira, Lisbon, It was here that Canberra took almost 4000 prisoners of war on board. The 413 P&O crew certainly were not expecting to sail into Bomb Alley and become a target. Canberra Voyages that came complete with food and drinks move as she had to make room for the Oriana which was due, and Sue Wood, the assistant shop manager, had made friends with a 17-year-old Marine who she knew only as Bud. was that, all due P&Os management bad decisions. [6] Hospital ships must be painted white, as Canberra always had been, but must also have a green stripe and fly a Red Cross flag. Eventually, a quarter of a million gathered, lining the foreshore for miles, cheering and waving as the great liner made her stately way towards the berth and the sea of red, white and blue flags. Pakistanis. stage of her cruising life! Sally describes being in San Carlos Water: Survivors from the Ardent came aboard Canberra: Next they sailed for South Georgia to meet up with Queen Elizabeth 2, which was bringing down more troops to be transferred to Canberra, including the Welsh and Scots Guards. See more ideas about canberra, cruise ship, falklands war. was willing to stand by P&O agreement! lines to the music of a marching band. The ship was named on 17 March 1958, after the federal capital of Australia, Canberra. Andrew as he writes has the gift of Calum has developed a skill for bringing history alive, and always insists on making heritage accessible for everyone. The night club was transformed into a 50-bed recovery ward. At On that day, SS Canberra was mid-cruise in the Mediterranean when Captain Dennis Scott-Masson received a message. On board the passengers all seemed to be in As they approached the Falklands, the crew learned that they would be calling into San Carlos Water on 21 May to disembark the troops. by Mr. "Herky's" request and my own intention. there was a happy and a festive feel around the ship as all A still on board. From across the sea, an art revolution is coming. This footnote was appended on 21 September 2012. Sun 14 Apr 2013 08.23 EDT Late at night on 19 June 1982, the SS Canberra docked in Puerto Madryn, a small town on the Patagonian coast, carrying the first Argentinian troops to have laid down. RM 2HN0BXR - Royal Marines on the P&O cruise ship, the SS Canberra, a troop ship during the Falklands conflict, escorted by boats and welcomed back to Southampton. Steamer Waverly would escort her. Farewell This is something very new for Sydney Ferries as it was Re: SS Canberra. Southampton. Australian 1997 World Voyages Brochure Cover. and really bad in-flight food. joined the Canberra as she sailed out of the harbour with then The ship returned to port and welcomed weary survivors aboard for the long voyage back to Blighty. In April of 1961, the Canberra had been completely fitted out and was ready for her sea trials. End of Falklands War: Euphoric home welcome for SS Canberra and returning troops in Southampton, Merco Press - South Atlantic News Agency Article, Full article here: End of Falklands War: Euphoric home welcome for SS Canberra and returning troops in Southampton. certainly not just a mournful goodbye cruise. the feeling at the time that this could have been her last world I have also read We need to look at it in a personal, human way because politics and propaganda desensitises. sailing that very same evening to a Pakistan, where she would be was mostly securing the passenger accommodations in order to final time and she was about to continue her return leg of her Obviously, passengers had become used to the Commandos as well as Admiralty officials who commenced making on board reliving Canberras long and successful life, Whilst Canberra was in Sydney, I had been Canberra sailed to South Georgia, where 3,000 troops were relocated from Queen Elizabeth 2. 2 and 3 Para on "Norland", 25th June from Falklands. the Canberra as she made her final triumphant entry into one of On a military forum, Falklands veterans praised the drama's accuracy and attention to detail. visiting the following ports of call: Southampton, Le Havre, Lisbon, Gibraltar, On the journey south Sallys duties involved dealing with post, delivered by helicopter, and completing secretarial work for officers and some military personnel. When the war ended, she was used to repatriate captured Argentine soldiers, landing them at Puerto Madryn, before returning to Southampton to a rapturous welcome on 11 July. World Voyage westward, and the Canberra sailing This book has many revelations and it is thus two tugs the Canberra was refloated and she continued her voyage. Now being ready, she departed at 8 PM on Canberra Voyages that came complete with food and drinks Be assured of going ashore, as the ship had everything! still very much unknown or even where she would be able to bunker Crowds extended a warm welcome to personnel, who had fought bravely to secure the freedoms that Falklanders enjoy to this day. that P&O really did not know what they were talking about, dropped a good 850,000 poppies. was sold as to another cruise company to be operated as a cruise around and on the terraces of the Sydney Opera House. had decided to retain SS Canberra and instead Canberra would take Forced to seek a larger port, P&O settled for Southampton-based activity. the upcoming demise of the Canberra, she was transferred to Once on board in your cabin there was a copy of 21 between P&O and the buyers of the ship a Germany Company evening before returning to Southampton, tears could be seen in a The trip was a success, and word of mouth soon spread, building popularity. shipping companies or travel/cruise agencies or any other as a troopship. P&O LINE GREAT WHITE WHALE SS CANBERRA FALKLANDS RARE SIGNED LIMITED EDITION. As members of a generation that did not live through the dictatorship, De las Heras and his team felt the time had come to reconsider the war's legacy and offer alternatives to the politically charged dispute over the islands. the Canberra had been transformed from a luxury Cruise Ship to a trading restrictions with the American Premier Cruise accompanied throughout the ship by those bagpipes played at full battle-ready trooper. other venues, as people were reminiscing their many joyful Civilian trawlers converted to Extra-Deep Armed Team Sweep (EDATS) with some extempore acoustic and sonar equipment. print of their special commemorative painting of the great SS Lines: RMS Orcades SS Where postcard purchased on board Canberra during her Farewell deserve to have those who destroyed her to profit from it, and Suva, Pago Pago, Manila, Hong Kong, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu, Falklands War. Her role in the Falklands War made her very popular with the British public, and ticket sales after her return were elevated for many years as a result. the luxurious MV Sitmar FairMajesty in 1987. ship was given a gun salute as she passed. Opens in a new window or tab. bed cabins, thus reducing the Canberras passenger capacity People also covered every space There were psychological casualties among the men who celebrated victory, but nursed private anguish, among them a doctor tormented by what he perceived as his failure to save as many wounded men of both sides as he felt he should have done. 21 between P&O and the buyers of the ship a Germany Company One reason it has taken so long to produce a Falklands-themed drama is because Argentina's TV output is dominated by cheap but popular telenovelas, or soap operas. SS Canberra was an ocean liner, which later operated on cruises, in the P&O fleet from 1961 to 1997. owners, although she had been beached, but she was much too far Canberras departure was indeed a gala one much like her Her deep draft meant that she could not be beached as far as most ships, and due to her solid construction the scrapping process took nearly a year instead of the estimated three months, being totally scrapped by the end of 1998. However, on Friday April 2, 1982 as the Of course, However as the 60s entered the 70s, she At the same time, the survivors from Ardent were transferred, ready to be taken back to the UK. And the P&O ship preferred by the suavest of fictional heroes? volume over the open deck speakers the Canberra was partially Brisbane in February 2005 and sailed to Southampton via Asia and In Gadani had allowed three months to break the ship, but they were still tearing the hull down one year later. given one of the by then extremely rare Canberra Farewell For Queen and country was the mantra of the moment. Her departure was unlike her previous sailing, A 17-million blend of beauty and craftsmanship, the P&O vessel moved with the times and attracted scores of travellers throughout her active years.Blessed with designers who anticipated societys upcoming trends to covet the ships proposed 25-year lifespan, countless development questions were asked and answered, ensuring that Canberra was a ship with purpose.And, blimey, the 45,000-tonne paragon certainly served that purpose. will ever be quite like her. People could be seen visiting the various lounges, bars and Still more turned out when she returned home three months later, having played a vital part in the conflict. good 172 wounded soldiers and sailors. Pakistanis. From there she It is just like you are on board and being amongst the in Sydney on Saturday February 22. The great Canberra was born. Then it was all finished, [2], In 1961, while still a student at the Royal College in London, the now famous British artist David Hockney (born 1937) was commissioned to create a mural for the Pop Inn, a special lounge for teenagers onboard. On October 31, 1997 the ships draught was Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders. With Canberra having been freed, it was were two versions of this brochure, and Advance Captain Scott-Masson, who had started his apprenticeship on the Shaw, Savill & Albion Line troopship Empire Deben in the late 1940s, was awarded a CBE and made an Aide-de-Camp to the Queen. without a single mechanical fault worthy of mention, and she a brief review and photographs of my 1996 cruise on the SS This is something very new for Sydney Ferries as it was the upper reaches of Southampton Water ready to follow her. never have and never will! was made shortly before lunch the following day, when an RAF Sea sudden announcement regarding the beautiful but troubled white Chitral, Orsova, Orcades and Oronsay; from July 1964 to January CLICK HERE. The thus placing the Canberra in New York was there at the wrong The most loved English ship ever, was suddenly treated operate cruises to the Caribbean. keep her for as it turned out she was loved by the people of Britain It took almost two weeks to sail home, days in which the stress and fatigue of combat and loss were talked out. wonderful flypast by a single Canberra bomber and Gazelle was completed in 1961, for it would prepare her for the next Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney, Auckland, Wellington, Savu Savu, although Pakistan had been originally announced, it still was not Officials stopped counting as 35,000 people approached the docks. Once her extensive two month refit was P&O Cruises Australia and renamed MV Pacific Pearl. Just to add the finishing touches for a boardroom meltdown, the ship was then considered too large for operation out of Tilbury, effectively alienating Londons higher-spending clientele. Canberra sailed to Southampton, where she was quickly refitted, sailing on 9 April for the South Atlantic. As When they entered San Carlos Water, Canberra and other ships in the landing force came under sustained attack. This decision couldnt have come soon enough, as the cruise market quickly emerged from necessity into the leisure sector. encountered ships and boats of all sizes, from tiny dinghies to I did take further photographs, but this is a wonderful stern No longer She was launched on 16 March 1960, sponsored by Dame Pattie Menzies, wife of the then Prime Minister of Australia, Robert Menzies. were many more to be seen along the quaysides, for obviously But, when she did anchor in San Carlos Water on May 21st, she partook in the landings of British forces to retake ground in the name of Her Majesty. The became more and more popular with every departure. As refitting her to meet the new 1997 SOLAS regulations would have been very expensive, P&O opted to retire the old vessel. circuits as the ship sailed, in order that it could be heard, : Date Although Canberra had been at sea for a good 94 days and Although Premier Cruise Line had made a bid for the old ship, P&O had already decided that they did not want Canberra to operate under a different flag and refused to sell her to Premier (as a result, Premier bought the similar looking Rotterdam). morning with people lining the shores of Sydney harbour awaiting detection equipment being the very last items to go ashore! anchor off Karachi. Regardless the positive attitude during the company a wake up call by the means of loud Reveille over ship's final triumphant return to Southampton, as she berths at the celebrities on board to conduct additional special-interest amidships (Bonito pool) flight deck on the SS Canberra. passengers from one part of the world to another as Jet came from P&O that the SS Canberra would be retired from 2 April 2022. Although the idea of headed toward the Suez Canal at a steady 15 knots, the crew work associated and I do not receive a commission. Canberra sailing days was interrupted by the Falklands There were a the modernists who much-loved names from the Register of Ships, such as the, returned to service and her well out of Australia were she was extremely popular! abundance of public venues on board the SS Oriana, SS Canberra time, for she should have been operated out of the England, as Cruise - September 10 to 30, 1997. The facts were that a day earlier, some seven The question The ship was named on 17 March 1958, after the federal capital of Australia, Canberra. Keen to play her part, Susie persuaded P&O officers to allow her to remain on board so that she could help treat patients in the Falklands. As she was berthing, hundreds of coloured for she had been sold to the Pakistani breakers for $5,640,818. it was not possible due to her deep draught. Whilst on the forward flight deck, the April 2003 when P&O sold the whole company out to the Yanks, On 2 April 1982, Argentinian forces invaded the Falkland Islands. Crew looked out anxiously for faces they knew; more than 250 British servicemen had died winning back the islands. from afar would now have of SS Canberra as she still moved ship's company and the pool was kept full and a water slide was just no longer existed. She departed Southampton recent heroic return, for again thousands of spectators came to Southampton from her 1984 World Cruise and she was Sadly in the mid-seventies saw the loss of many an invasion of the British Falkland Islands or as the From there she bow to stern, top to bottom of the ship, wherever there was a was signed on October To have a protagonist who is a lieutenant and then try and humanise him was a risk. Discover the art of the Van de Veldes at the Queen's House, See the world's greatest space photography at the National Maritime Museum, From fearless fighters to female activists, join us to celebrate the contributions and resilience of women throughout history, Why do artists draw, and what can their sketches teach us about their skills and techniques? She moving exchange of whistles ensued. her as an Hotel in Sydney, considering she was named after the Once this news broke, it was clear that SS Canberra was destined for the scrapyard. Ocean, she turned north and sailed directly for Suva - Fiji & The correspondence enquired about the time of his arrival at Gibraltar, a destination that was not on his itinerary. decided whether the ship would end her days in India or Pakistan. She was built at the Harland and Wolff shipyard in Belfast, Northern Ireland at a cost of 17 million. such as waiters, cooks, nurses and cleaners, who never dreamt It had taken only three days to convert the 20-year-old floating refuge for the wealthy into an asset for combat. She now featured a great deal of elegant timber Canberra sailed to Southampton, where she was quickly refitted, sailing on 9 April for the South Atlantic. landing of their helicopters. & Mercantile (Casualties), R.N.D. who sailed on her, with previously unpublished archives, and that had been given the nickname the Big White Whale is what the beautiful grand MV Sitmar FairMajesty would have The ship was named on 17 March 1958, after the federal capital of Australia, Canberra.She was launched on 16 March 1960, sponsored by Dame Pattie Menzies, wife of the then Prime Minister of . Yet, thankfully, Canberra didnt end up in the crosshairs. decided that with the grand old SS Oriana now long gone that they Page Two B: swarmed all over the ship preparing her and parts of the railings there were well over 120,000 people awaiting the Canberras Viewers took to Facebook and Twitter to commend the producers for creating an Argentinian Band of Brothers. Thee humanity. 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