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{{Infobox | name = SS Orontes
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| header1 = History
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| label3 = Builder/Built | data3 = 1902Fairfield Shipbuilding & Engineering Co, of Glasgow
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| label5 = Displacement | data5 = 9,028 tons
| label6 = Speed | data6 = 18 knots
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Remarks
Built for the Orient Line, and able to carry 200 first class passengers, 200 second class, and 600 third class. Used as a troopship during WW1 on occasional charters. Taken over by the British Admiralty in 1916. After the war she resumed her service to Australia from the UK unitl 1921 when she was laid up in the Thames for a time before briefly resuming service, only to be scrapped in 1926.
List of soldiers carried
{{Leonard Henry (Lennie) Buckingham MM]]