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04-05-14, 12:46
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Repat.
Kinda makes sense - the St Lawerence would have been mighty frozen by then and the train system from the East coast could have been working to it's limits.
Also - Why tie up a resource like The QE plodding up a river when it's best used in a straight line on the open ocean? I knew a wounded officer that was headed back to UK through NY as the war ended. Never thought about this much before - thanks..
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