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- SS Ashkhabad was a merchant ship of the Soviet Union sunk in 1942. She had been built as a British merchant ship in 1917 in Glasgow, Scotland as War Hostage. Over the next three decades she passed through a number of owners and had several different names; Milazzo (1919–1924), Aldersgate (1924–1925), Mistley Hall (1925–1934), Kutais (1934–1935), Dneprostroi (1935–1938) and finally Ashkhabad from 1938 to 1942. Originally designed as a freighter, she was at several points converted to a tanker to carry fuel oil. At the time of her loss the four hundred foot tanker was owned by the Soviet Union's Sovtorgflot organisation. She was torpedoed on 29 April 1942, and then sunk as a hazard to navigation on 3 May 1942. The wreck is now a popular dive site. (en)
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- *SS War Hostage
*SS Milazzo
*SS Aldersgate
*SS Mistley Hall
*SS Kutais
*SS Dneprostroi
*SS Ashkhabad (en)
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- *Anglo-Saxon Petroleum, London
*Black Sea Shipping Company, Odessa
*Far East State Sea Shipping Company, Vladivostok (en)
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- *Shipping Controller, London
*Società Italiana di Navigazione Transoceanica, Naples
*Navigazione Generale Italiana, Naples
*City Gate Line, London
*Charles G Dunn Shipping Co Ltd, Liverpool
*Sovtorgflot, Moscow (en)
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- SS Ashkhabad was a merchant ship of the Soviet Union sunk in 1942. She had been built as a British merchant ship in 1917 in Glasgow, Scotland as War Hostage. Over the next three decades she passed through a number of owners and had several different names; Milazzo (1919–1924), Aldersgate (1924–1925), Mistley Hall (1925–1934), Kutais (1934–1935), Dneprostroi (1935–1938) and finally Ashkhabad from 1938 to 1942. Originally designed as a freighter, she was at several points converted to a tanker to carry fuel oil. At the time of her loss the four hundred foot tanker was owned by the Soviet Union's Sovtorgflot organisation. She was torpedoed on 29 April 1942, and then sunk as a hazard to navigation on 3 May 1942. The wreck is now a popular dive site. (en)
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- *SS Aldersgate (1924–1925) (en)
- *SS Ashkhabad (1938–1942) (en)
- *SS Dneprostroi (1935–1938) (en)
- *SS Kutais (1934–1935) (en)
- *SS Milazzo (1919–1924) (en)
- *SS Mistley Hall (1925–1934) (en)
- *SS War Hostage (1917–1919) (en)
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