SS Mendi

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SS Mendi was a British troopship that sank in 1917 off the Isle of Wight while carrying South African soldiers, becoming a symbol of sacrifice and remembrance in South African history.

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SS Mendi canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf shipwreck
steamship
troopship
builtBy Alexander Stephen and Sons
carried South African Native Labour Corps members
South African soldiers
carriedNationality British
South African
causeOfSinking collision
collidedWith SS Darro
commemoratedBy memorials in South Africa
memorials in the United Kingdom
commemoratedIn South African Armed Forces Day
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
departureCountry South Africa
departurePort Cape Town
eventSignificance important in South African military history
symbol of black South African contribution to World War I
flag United Kingdom
hasCulturalImpact subject of historical studies on South African war participation
subject of poems and literature in South Africa
hasMemorial Delville Wood Memorial
Hollybrook Memorial, Southampton
Mendi Memorial at University of Cape Town
intendedDestination Le Havre
intendedDestinationCountry France
length 370 ft
notableFor loss of South African troops in 1917
symbol of sacrifice in South African history
operator British government
linked to: UK government
originalOwner Elder Dempster Lines
propulsion steam engine
registeredPort Liverpool
rememberedAs tragedy of racial inequality in wartime service
routeAtTimeOfSinking from Plymouth to Le Havre
sankIn English Channel
sankOff Isle of Wight
sankOn 1917-02-21
serviceDuring World War I
serviceRole British troop transport
shipyardLocation Glasgow
usedFor transporting troops
victimsIncluded members of the South African Native Labour Corps
victimsNumberApproximate over 600
wreckLocation south of the Isle of Wight
wreckStatus war grave
yearOfConstruction 1905

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Gold (OMBG) namedAfter SS Mendi
Bronze (OMBB) namedAfter SS Mendi
Silver (OMBS) namedAfter SS Mendi