RMS Oceanic

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RMS Oceanic was a late-19th-century White Star Line transatlantic ocean liner renowned for its size and luxury, and later used as an armed merchant cruiser during World War I.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf armed merchant cruiser
ocean liner
passenger ship
armedBy Royal Navy NERFINISHED
assignedTo 10th Cruiser Squadron NERFINISHED
builder Harland and Wolff NERFINISHED
builtAt Belfast NERFINISHED
casualties some crew lost
category Ocean liners of the United Kingdom
Ships of the White Star Line NERFINISHED
World War I auxiliary cruisers of the United Kingdom
causeOfLoss grounding
class Oceanic-class ocean liner NERFINISHED
completedIn 1899
conflict World War I
countryOfRegistry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
deckConfiguration multiple passenger decks
enteredMilitaryService 1914
enteredService 1899-09-06
fate wrecked
flag Red Ensign NERFINISHED
heldTitle largest ship in the world at completion
launchDate 1899-01-14
length about 215 m
luxuryFeatures elaborate public rooms
opulent first-class accommodations
militaryRole armed merchant cruiser
namedAfter Oceanic Steam Navigation Company NERFINISHED
notableFor luxury
size
numberOfFunnels 2
numberOfMasts 4
operator White Star Line NERFINISHED
owner Oceanic Steam Navigation Company NERFINISHED
passengerClass first class
second class
third class
passengerServiceType transatlantic
propulsion steam engines
twin screw propellers
serviceRoute Liverpool–New York NERFINISHED
Southampton–New York NERFINISHED
shipwreckDate 1914-09-08
shipwreckLocation near Foula, Shetland Islands
successorInSize RMS Celtic NERFINISHED
tonnage about 17,000 GRT
usedFor blockade duty
patrolling North Atlantic

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Jack Phillips shipServedOn RMS Oceanic