SS Sagaing
SS Sagaing was a twin-hatched passenger and cargo steamship that regularly plied a route connecting Liverpool, Glasgow and Rangoon in the first half of the 20th century. It was attacked and partially destroyed at Trincomalee Harbour by aircraft of the Imperial Japanese Navy in 1942, as part of the Easter Sunday Raid on Ceylon. The hulk was sunk a year later to act as a pier but was raised in 2018 after a 5-month operation by the Sri Lanka Navy, moved out of the harbour area, and resunk.
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SS Sagaing
SS Sagaing was a twin-hatched passenger and cargo steamship that regularly plied a route connecting Liverpool, Glasgow and Rangoon in the first half of the 20th century. It was attacked and partially destroyed at Trincomalee Harbour by aircraft of the Imperial Japanese Navy in 1942, as part of the Easter Sunday Raid on Ceylon. The hulk was sunk a year later to act as a pier but was raised in 2018 after a 5-month operation by the Sri Lanka Navy, moved out of the harbour area, and resunk.
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SS Sagaing was a twin-hatched ...... the harbour area, and resunk.
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1.3856208e+2
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1.865376e+1
ship draft (μ)
8.50392e+0
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*3 × Scotch boilers
*1 × 3-cyl ...... 1939
*471 nhp NEEDS CONVERSION
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Single shaft, single screw
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SS Sagaing was a twin-hatched ...... the harbour area, and resunk.
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SS Sagaing
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