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SS City of Brisbane
SS City Of Brisbane [+1918]
The SS City of Brisbane was heading for Buenos Aires when, on 13th August 1918, her lookouts spotted the tell tale wake of an inbound torpedo.
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SS Clan Macvey 1918
SS Clan MacVey [+1918]
The SS Clan Macvey had a very short life, having been launched on 25th April 1918 and completed on 23rd July 1918, then sunk 8th August 1918.
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SS Shirala
SS Shirala [+1918]
SS Shirala was a 5,306-ton passenger and cargo ship built by A & J Inglis, Glasgow in 1901 for The British India Steam Navigation Company.
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SS Moldavia
SS Moldavia [+1918]
She lies on her port side. She is an amazing sight to behold with some of her guns pointing towards the surface.