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Built for Peninsular & Orient Steam Navigation +Coy of London and used on the India/Far East service. Capable of carrying 147 passengers, she would have carried many more troops. Scrapped in 1932 | Built for Peninsular & Orient Steam Navigation +Coy of London and used on the India/Far East service. Capable of carrying 147 passengers, she would have carried many more troops. Scrapped in 1932 | ||
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| − | [[Archibald Roland Bunney]] | + | ==Fremantle to Port Suez 12 February - 11 March 1917== |
| + | *[[Archibald Roland Bunney]] | ||
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| + | ==England to Fremantle 2 January - 8 February 1919== | ||
| + | *[[Frazer Paterson Henderson]] | ||
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| History | |
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| Name | SS Karmala |
| Builder/Built | 1914 Cammell laird & Co, Birkenhead |
| Displacement | 8,948 tons |
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Built for Peninsular & Orient Steam Navigation +Coy of London and used on the India/Far East service. Capable of carrying 147 passengers, she would have carried many more troops. Scrapped in 1932