a revolutionary hydrodynamic hull and turbo-electric engine also made Normandie the fastest ship afloat, completing her maiden voyage from Le Havre to New York in May 1935 in just over four days.

It’s the last surviving battleship that saw action at Normandy. "This ship had a tremendous impact on the success of the allies on D-Day, particularly at Omaha beach,” said Travis Davis ...

MV Guillaume de Normandie, operated by Brittany Ferries, sailed into Portsmouth harbour for the first time on Tuesday (April ...

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The newest member of Brittany Ferries, Guillaume de Normandie, the fifth and final Stena RoRo developed E-Flexer class of ...