Glasgow And Ships Of The Clyde

Sailing

Sunday, March 19, 1939 @ 1600
DATE is correct but ACTUAL TIME is not known - any TIME SHOWN is our estimate for guidance only 		WINDHUK (1936-1939 Passenger liner of Deutsche Ost-Afrika Linie : 1939-1942 Interned at Santos :1943-1948 U.S. Troop Transport :1948-1957 Decommissioned to U.S. Pacific Reserve Fleet : 1966 Scrapped) Own Page

Advert for Deutsche Ost- Afrika Linie's WINDHUK sailing Southampton to Cape Town in March 1939
Ship's locationSouthampton (England, UK)Port of RegistryBremen (Germany)
Sailing forCape Town (South Africa) Gross Tonnage16,662

 

 

DEUTSCHE  OST-AFRIKA  LINIE

(GERMAN  AFRICAN  LINES)

 

SOUTHAMPTON  -  CAPE TOWN

In  15  Days by the new

Express  Steamers

PRETORIA

&  WINDHUK

 ( 17,000  tons  gross )

NEXT  SAILINGS

s.s.  PRETORIA  -  Feb 19

s.s.  WINDHUK  -  Mar 19

 

HOLIDAY  TRIPS  TO

CANARY  ISLANDS


Wm.  H.  MULLER  &  CO.  (London)  Ltd.,

66 – 68  Haymarket,  London  S. W. 1

or  Local  Agents

 

   A very full history of WINDHUK is on Wikipedia “USS LEJUENE (AP-74”

Essentially 1936-1939 Ocean passenger liner

                   1939-1942 Interned at Santos (Brazil)

                   1943-1948 U.S. Navy Troopship "U.S.S. LEJUENE)

                   1948-1957 Decommissioned to U.S. Pacific Reserve Fleet

                   1966  Scrapped