Completed in 1917 by Clyde Shipbuilding for the Royal Navy as a Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA). in December 1941, She was scuttled at Hong Kong. Later salved by the Japanese and renamed ENOSHIMA MARU. in 1945, at war’s end, she was recovered at Batavia (Jakarta), Indonesia, towed to Singapore and later sold. In 1950, reportedly she struck a mine laid by Chinese Nationalists and sank S of Swatow, China.
| Builder and Year Completed: |
Clyde Shipbuilding Company Port Glasgow
Scotland, UK 1917. |
| Gross tonnage: | 1,175-tons |
| Dimensions: | 210.1’ x 34.7’ x 15.6 |
| Propulsion: | Steam, triple expansion 1 shaft. |
| Speed: | 8-10 knots |
| Oil Cargo Capacity: | Unknown |
| Armament: | Unknown. |
