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Sister of Giulio Cesare 1923 G.Ansaldo & Co., Sestri Ponente.

T 24,281g, 14,657n. E 4 sgl + 6 dbl bIrs. H Steel. 4 + awning + shelter elle

P 280 1st, 670 2nd, 6003rd. Crew 480.

1914 May 30: Kee11aid. 1914 Sept: Work ceased for the duration.

1916 Jan 9: Finally launched to free the slipway for war work. The ship was very much 'hull onIy'. Laid up; the proposal to complete her as a troopship foundered because no engines of her size were capab1e of being built.

1919 Plans to complete her were drawn up and work started in early 1920.

1923 Aug: Trials. Oct: Handed over to Navigazione Generale Italiana, Genoa.

Oct 30: M/v Genoa-Naples-New York.

1928 Aug: Transferred to the South American service.

1932 Jan 2: Transferred to the new Italia Flotte Riunite. Same service.

1933 Chartered to Lloyd Triestino. Placed on the East Africa-Cape Town service. 1934 Refitted. P As with her sister. Feb: Joined her sister on the Cape Town run. 1936 Dec 17: Transferred to Lloyd Triestino. Far East service.

1940 June 10: War and laid up at Trieste.

1942 Mar: Chartered, with her sister, by the Intemational Red Cross, Geneva, painted in hospital ship livery and used as a repatriation vessel from Italian East Africa. July: Laid up at Trieste about a mile from her sister..

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