View source for HMAT A6 Clan MacCorquodale

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| image          = [[File:HMAT_A6_Clan_MacCorquodale.jpg|border|600px]]
| caption        =  AWM P01122.003
| image2         = [[File:HMAT_A6_Clan_MacCorquodale_1.jpg]]
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| shipname = HMAT A6 Clan MacCorquodale
| shipowner = 
| shipbuilder = Charles Connell & Company, Scotstoun
| shipyardnumber = 354
| shiplaunched = 4 Sep 1913
| shipcompleted = Oct 1913
| shipinservice = 16 Oct 1913
| shipoutofservice =
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| shipoutofservice2 =
| shipreclassified =	
| shipID =
| shipfate = torpedoed and sunk 17 Nov 1917
| shiptype =	passenger / cargo ship  single Screw 
| shiptonnage = 5,121 tons
| shiplength = 430.2 ft (131.13m)
| shipbeam = 53.4 ft (16.28m)
| shipdepth = 26.7 ft (8.14m)
| shippropulsion = single screw 	
| shipspeed =	14 knots (25.93 kph)
| shipcapacity =
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==Remarks==
Built for Cayser, Irvin and Co. of Glasgow (Clan Line). Was a member of the first convoy from Albany to Alexandria, and made five other journeys from Australia with troops aboard.

War service
* 03/09/1914 until 14/04/1917 Australian Expeditionary Force Transport No. A.6.
* 11/03/1915 until 07/07/1915 On Imperial service
* 13/01/1916 until 04/03/1916 On Imperial service.
* 15/04/1917 until 22/06/1917 Expeditionary Force Transport No. F. 182, moving Canadian stores.
* 23/06/1917 until 17/11/1917 Liner Requisition Scheme.


Whilst on a voyage from Chittagong to London, with general cargo, was sunk with a torpedo by the German submarine UB 51, in the Mediterranean on 17 Nov 1917, 275 km NNW of Alexandria.

==Soldiers carried==

===Adelaide to Port Suez 5 February - 12 March 1917===
Embarked in Fremantle 13 February
*[[Pierre Wolfe Daimpre]]
*[[Denzel Roy (Roy) Fletcher]]
*[[Samuel Edward Tate]]

===Other Voyages===
* 6 May 1916 from Melbourne

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