Justicia (SS)

Name: Justicia (SS)
Address: IE

Steamship in Ireland, dating from 1918

This 32,234-ton steel steamship was originally built by Harland & Wolff for the Holland-Amerika Line as the Statendam, a liner capable of carrying 3,430 passengers. It was powered by triple-expansion engines, allowing for speeds up to 18 knots. The Statendam was launched on 9 July 1914 and was due to serve on transatlantic passenger service routes, but the British Government requisitioned the vessel and changed its name to Justicia, earmarking it for service as a troopship in 1917. Under the man

Type:: Steamship
Period:: 1918
Coordinates:: 55.66°N, 7.72°W

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