Sekepe sa leoatle sa Cunard sa Mofumahali Mary 2 se bile le kopano e sa tloaelehang New York Harbor kajeno mme se ile sa leboha mopalami oa lifofane oa Brithani oa Royal Navy HMS Mofumahali Elizabeth nakong ea ketelo ea pele ea mopalami ho ea US. le United Kingdom le selekane sa bona se itlammeng.

Luxury cruise line Cunard ke k'hamphani e tsebahalang ka nalane ea eona e ruileng le karolo ea bohlokoa Lintoeng tse peli tsa Lefatše. Kaha re na le metso e tebileng Engelane le US, ke tlotla hore lebitso lena le amohele sekepe sa Royal Navy boema-kepeng ba sona ba US Brooklyn, New York.

Cunard e ile ea thakhola tsela ea pele ea poso ea poso ho tšela Leoatle la Atlantic ka 1840, e hokahanyang batho lipakeng tsa Amerika Leboea le United Kingdom," ho boletse Josh Leibowitz, SVP Cunard Amerika Leboea. "Re ntse re tsoela pele ho tsamaea ka sekepe pakeng tsa linaha tsena tse peli, e leng se etsang hore ho kopana le Royal Navy ka lehlakoreng lena la letamo e be ketsahalo ea bohlokoa haholo."

Ka mor'a ho lumelisa sepalangoang sa sefofane, Mofumahali Mary 2 o ile a tsamaea ka sekepe ho ea leoatleng ho ea qala leeto la bosiu le le leng la Transatlantic Crossing ho ea Engelane, e leng leeto le saenneng la mokoloko. HMS Queen Elizabeth o qetile libeke tse fetileng e etsa liteko tsa eona tsa pele ka lifofane tsa ntoa tsa F-35B Lightning II ka sekepeng 'me ha a tloha New York, sekepe sa lithane tse 65,000 se tla theohela Lebōpong le ka Bochabela' me sa tsamaisa mohato oa bobeli oa liteko tsa tsoelo-pele.

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Cunard's flagship ocean liner Queen Mary 2 had a rare meeting in New York Harbor today and paid tribute to British Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth during the carrier's first visit to the U.
HMS Queen Elizabeth spent the preceding weeks conducting its first trials with the F-35B Lightning II fighter jets onboard and when she departs New York, the 65,000-ton ship will head down the East Coast and conduct the second phase of developmental trials.
“We continue to sail regularly-scheduled Crossings between the two countries, which makes meeting the Royal Navy on this side of the pond a particularly significant occasion.