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The SS Enoch was completed on March 15th, 1915 for commercial use. She was drafted into military service to deliver ammunition and troops for the war effort during WW1. The ship was sunk on a return voyage to Britain on August 17th, 1918 by a German U-Boat.

The ship is part of a series of fictional ships built by the Obsidian Steamship Company in Wilmington, North Carolina. The document pictured shows the dimensions of the actual ship: 117.5 feet long, 20 feet wide, with a draft of 6 feet and overall height of 32 feet. The ship would be primarily used to haul coal and iron ore until she was needed for the war effort, where she was needed to supply troops and ammunition for the war effort.

Description
The SS Enoch was completed on March 15th, 1915 for commercial use. She was drafted into military service to deliver ammunition and troops for the war effort during WW1. The ship was sunk on a return voyage to Britain on August 17th, 1918 by a German U-Boat.

The ship is part of a series of fictional ships built by the Obsidian Steamship Company in Wilmington, North Carolina. The document pictured shows the dimensions of the actual ship: 117.5 feet long, 20 feet wide, with a draft of 6 feet and overall height of 32 feet. The ship would be primarily used to haul coal and iron ore until she was needed for the war effort, where she was needed to supply troops and ammunition for the war effort.