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| − | Built for the Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co, Aberdeen. | + | Built for the Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co, Aberdeen. |
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Operating from 16 Oct 1915 till 16 Jun 1919 as a Hospital Ship she carried 6 Medical Officers, 4 Nurses, and 27 other medical staff to look after 6 Officer casualties, 25 in cots, and 214 in berths. | Operating from 16 Oct 1915 till 16 Jun 1919 as a Hospital Ship she carried 6 Medical Officers, 4 Nurses, and 27 other medical staff to look after 6 Officer casualties, 25 in cots, and 214 in berths. | ||
| − | Sold in 1946 to Shahin Steam Ship Co Ltd and renamed ''Mohamed Nemazee''. Last Name: ''Parviz'' (1948). | + | |
| + | Sold in 1946 to Shahin Steam Ship Co Ltd and renamed ''Mohamed Nemazee''. Last Name: ''Parviz'' (1948). | ||
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Sold for Scrap in December 1949. | Sold for Scrap in December 1949. | ||
==List of soldiers carried== | ==List of soldiers carried== | ||
| − | [[Alice | + | [[Alice Maud Martin]] |
[[Category:Ships]] | [[Category:Ships]] | ||
Revision as of 00:37, 18 April 2017
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| History | |
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| Name | HMHS Aberdonian |
| Builder/Built | 1909 DW Henderson Ltd, Glasgow |
| Type | passenger / cargo vessel |
| Displacement | 1,648 tons |
Remarks
Built for the Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co, Aberdeen.
Operating from 16 Oct 1915 till 16 Jun 1919 as a Hospital Ship she carried 6 Medical Officers, 4 Nurses, and 27 other medical staff to look after 6 Officer casualties, 25 in cots, and 214 in berths.
Sold in 1946 to Shahin Steam Ship Co Ltd and renamed Mohamed Nemazee. Last Name: Parviz (1948).
Sold for Scrap in December 1949.