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| image          = [[File:RMS_Malwa.jpg]]
| caption        = Australian National Maritime Museum image 00004098
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| shipname = RMS Malwa
| shipowner = Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Coy, London
| shipbuilder = Caird & Company, Greenock
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| shipcompleted = 1908
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| shipfate = Scrapped at Osaka December 1932
| shiptype = Passenger steamship	
| shiptonnage = 10,883
| shiplength = 540' (164.6m)
| shipbeam = 61' 3" (18.7m)
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| shippropulsion = Twin screw
| shipspeed =	18 knots (33 km/h)
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==Remarks==
Laid down on the stocks as ''Medina'' but launched and completed as ''Malwa''. Engaged on the Britain-Australia-India service, she was in Fremantle when war was declared. She was contracted on several occasions to carry Australian troops.


==Soldiers carried==
===Fremantle to Egypt 31 July - 24 Aug 1916===
* [[Herbert Sherwood Marsh]] one of only 33 men who boarded in Fremantle, 494 total


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