WW2 war bride revisits the Queen Mary, which ferried her across the Atlantic during the war in search of a new life.

The Queen Mary, now a floating hotel in California, is celebrated for its 80th birthday and its significant wartime service. The ship transported thousands of American troops and British war brides during and after the war. June Allen, a former passenger, shares her emotional return to the ship after 60 years. The Queen Mary has touched millions, both in service and retirement, and remains a vessel full of memories and historical significance.

What significant event is being celebrated for the Queen Mary?

How did the Queen Mary contribute during the Great War?

What emotions did June Allen express upon returning to the Queen Mary after 60 years?

Describe the experience of the war brides aboard the Queen Mary.

What makes the Queen Mary a unique ship according to the narrator?