The SS Maudie was a cargo ship that served during World War II. It was built in 1918 as the War Icarus and later renamed Maudie in 1930. The ship was primarily used for carrying cargo such as coal, timber, and general goods. During the war, the SS Maudie was involved in various missions in the Mediterranean and North Atlantic regions. It faced several challenges, including being attacked by enemy aircraft and submarines. The ship survived the war and was later sold to a Greek company in 1949. In 1956, the SS Maudie was scrapped in Italy, marking the end of its service. The ship's history reflects the vital role that cargo ships played during wartime, transporting essential supplies and goods across dangerous waters.

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