Which ship, during the Falklands conflict was nicknamed 'The Great White Whale'?
Cartel (ship) of the title 'cartel ship' refers to the , a British P&O cruise liner that the UK used in 1982 in the Falkland Islands War. Known colloquially as 'The Great White Whale', "Canberra" ferried 4,000 Argentinian prisoners of war from the islands to Puerto Madryn, Argentina, from East Falkland after the cessation of hostilities, and was appointed a cartel ship by the Red Cross representative Hugo Berchtold, then present in the islands. Citations References Cartel (ship) Cartel ships, in international law, are ships employed on humanitarian voyages, in particular, to carry communications or prisoners between belligerents. They fly distinctive flags,
Great White Whale It is then revealed that the child is in fact Charles' mother. Great White Whale is a story about a lonely man who decides to hunt down the greatest creature he can find. He captures the Great White Whale and locks it in a tower. He sets the whale free after the animal kingdom revolts and he discovers that he has upset the balance of nature. Some themes explored in the song include loneliness and dealing with grief. All songs written and performed by Secret & Whisper All lyrics by Charles David Furney Seesaw Music Playground (SOCAN/ASCAP) Great White Whale