ROMA: 1926 - Special 1939 cruise deck plan Mitsui-OSK Lines At the end of WW2

At the end of WW2 the ship was sunk in the harbor at Genoa

just a month after being launched by the Queen

"Here's the unrivalled route to Australia and New Zealand

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ROMA: 1926 - Special 1939 cruise deck plan Mitsui-OSK Lines At the end of WW2Italian Line A special, fold out (24" by 33") deck plan issued by Raymond Whitcomb for their 1939 cruises aboard the ROMA. The plan shows eight decks in detail, covering both former First and Second class areas. Sadly, most of the cruises were canceled by the onset of war. In October 1940 the Italian Navy took over the ship, stripped her down to the hull, and converted the once elegant ship into the aircraft carrier AQUILLA. The ship was sunk in April