Difference between revisions of "HMAT A68 Anchises"
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* † [[Frederick William Wallace Moore]] | * † [[Frederick William Wallace Moore]] | ||
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Revision as of 04:25, 16 September 2021
 HMAT A68 Anchises | |
| History | |
|---|---|
| Name |
HMAT A68 Anchises |
| Builder/Built | 1911 in Belfast |
| Type | SS Troopship |
| Displacement | 10,046 tons |
| Speed | 10 knots |
Contents
Remarks
Owned by the Ocean SS Co Ltd, Liverpool (Blue Funnel Line). While managed by the Transport Branch of the Royal Australian Navy she made five journeys from Australia as a troop ship. Commonwealth control ceased on 12 Oct 1917 when her management transferred to the British Admiralty.
Soldiers carried
Fremantle to Port Suez 2 September 1915 - ? September 1915
- † Frederick James Bishop
- Reginald Thomas (Reg) Cockshott
- Victor Thomas Emanuel Compassi
- George Chistopher Dalziell DCM
- Angus Lindt
- † Ernest Edward Lockhart
- † Frederick William Wallace Moore
- Joseph Pulford
- Edward William Tink
Sydney to Liverpool 8 August - 2 October 1917
England to Fremantle 1 November - 25 December 1917
Devonport to Albany 28 February - 7 April 1919
- Edgar Copley Adams MID
- Percival (Peter) Clement Bassett
- Ronald Adolphous Julian Batt
- Edward Briggs
- Harry Redcliffe Broadhurst
- Victor Norman Chandler MM
- George Chistopher Dalziell DCM
- Albert John Egan MID
- Arthur Frederick William Eivers
- John Edwin Ffoulkes DCM
- George Weston Firns
- James Owen Horrocks
- James Kershaw
- Arthur Thomas Lester
- Angus Lindt
- Alfred Arthur Martin
- Hector Lionel Saw
- Frederick Selkirk
- John Harold Rupert Smith
- William George Tait
Post WW1 Men
Other Voyages
22 August - 5 October 1919 (Plymouth to Adelaide)