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==Remarks==
Owned by the Belgian government,built 1905. She was loaned for use as a 300 berth hospital ship on the cross-Channel service between 8 November 1916 and April 1917 and again between 11 January 1919 and September 1919. Hired by the British government, like most hospital ships, she was not part of the Royal Navy or army.

==Soldiers carried==

==Boulogne to England 7 April 1917==
*[[Daniel Adkins Lewis]]

==France to England 15 May 1917==
*[[Michael Dennis O'Rourke]]

==France to England 20 August 1917==
*[[Frederick Edwin Murphy]]

==France to England 23 September 1917==
*[[John Hall]]

==France to England 17 November 1917==
*[[Thomas Henry William Denny]]
**[[Daniel Adkins Lewis]]


==France to England 29 November 1917==
*[[Nicholas Joseph Rosekelly]]

==France to England 7 April 1918==
*[[Sidney Herrick Carter]]

==France to England 23 April 1918== 
*[[Vernon Claude Witney]]

==France to England 26 August 1918==
*[[Leith John Newton Angelo]]

==Le Havre to England 21 October 1918==
*[[John James Thorpe]]


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