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| shipname = SS Dorset
 
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| shipowner = Potter, Trinder & Gwyn, London
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| shipowner = Birt, Trinder & Bethell, London  
| shipbuilder = John Brown & C0 Ltd, Clydebank
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| shiplaunched = 14 Feb 1903
 
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==Remarks==
 
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Built in 1903 for Birt, Trinder & Bethell, London, in 1911 ownership changed to Potter, Tinder & Gwyn, London, and in 1921 to the Federal Steam Navigation Company Ltd. London.
  
 
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''Dorset'' was broken up commencing 25 Jan 1927 by P & W MacLellan, Ltd, Bo'ness.
 
 
 
==List of soldiers carried==
 
==List of soldiers carried==
  

Latest revision as of 01:49, 26 November 2021

SS Dorset
SS Dorset 3.jpg
SS Dorset 1.jpg
History
Name SS Dorset
Owner Birt, Trinder & Bethell, London
Builder John Brown & Co Ltd, Clydebank
Yard number 357
Launched 14 Feb 1903
Completed 1903
In service 1903
Out of service 1926
Fate Broken up 1927
General characteristics
Type Passenger / refrigerated cargo
Tonnage 7,630 tons
Length 460 ft (140.4m)
Beam 58.2 ft (17.74m)
Depth 31 ft (9.45m)
Propulsion twin screw
Speed 13 knots



Remarks

Built in 1903 for Birt, Trinder & Bethell, London, in 1911 ownership changed to Potter, Tinder & Gwyn, London, and in 1921 to the Federal Steam Navigation Company Ltd. London.

Dorset was broken up commencing 25 Jan 1927 by P & W MacLellan, Ltd, Bo'ness.

List of soldiers carried

Port Said to Fremantle 29 Apr - 29 May 1919