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SS Empire Bunting was a 6,318 GRT cargo ship which was built in 1919. She saw service between the wars under the US flag and was transferred to the UK Ministry of War Transport in the Second World War. She made a number of cross-Atlantic voyages, often sailing in convoys. She ended her career by being sunk as a blockship on the Normandy coast, supporting the allied landings there in 1944.

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rdfs:comment	SS Empire Bunting was a 6,318 GRT cargo ship which was built in 1919. She saw service between the wars under the US flag and was transferred to the UK Ministry of War Transport in the Second World War. She made a number of cross-Atlantic voyages, often sailing in convoys. She ended her career by being sunk as a blockship on the Normandy coast, supporting the allied landings there in 1944.
foaf:name	Eelbeck (1919–41) Empire Bunting (1941–47)
builder	Seattle, Washington Skinner & Eddy Corporation
length (μ)	122(xsd:double)
operator	Denholm Group
owner	dbpedia:United_States_Shipping_Board Ministry of War Transport dbpedia:Admiralty dbpedia:United_States_Maritime_Commission
ship beam (μ)	16(xsd:double)
ship launched	1919-06-28(xsd:dateTime)
status	Re-floated and scrapped in 1947 Sunk as ablockshipon 9 June 1944

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