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| Name | SS Port Darwin |
| Owner | Commonwealth & Dominion Line Ltd. |
| Builder | Workman Clark & Co Ltd, Belfast |
| Launched | 1918 |
| General characteristics | |
| Type | refrigerated cargo |
| Tonnage | 8,179 tons |
| Length | 480 ft 4 in (146.41m) |
| Beam | 60 ft 3 in (18.36m) |
| Depth | draught 32 ft 3in (9.83m) |
Contents
Remarks
Very little is known about thsi ship. I would appreciate any information to enable appropriate respect to be paid to this ship for its contribution to Australian service in the wars.
Suez to Fremantle via Southampton (?) 12 July - 17 August 1918
Soldiers carried
England to Fremantle 11 January - 4 March 1918
Albany to Portsmouth via Port Suez and Alexandria 8 May - 16 July 1918
- Rolf Montgomery Allom disembarked Taranto Italy 10 Jul 1918
- Allahbuse Jan Butt
- Oliver John Dowell
- Leslie Norman Elkington embarked Suez 9 Jul 1918 for Southampton
- Frederick George Gibbs disembarked Port Suez 9 Jun 1918
- Ernest Taylor disembarked Port Suez 9 Jun1918, re-embarked Alexandria, disembarked Faenza (Italy) 10 Jul 1918
- George Charles Unwin disembarked Port Suez 9 Jun1918, re-embarked Alexandria for Southampton
- Joseph Watson disembarked Port Suez 9 Jun 1918, re-embarked Alexandria for Southampton