- The Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm was orginally a Norddeutscher Lloyd vessel, but after the war she moved the England as a war reperation. Until 1920 she seems to have been doing trooping duties.

- Officer Walker returned to the Mediterranean on at least 2 occasions on the Arabic in 1921. The ship made a voyage from Genoa to New York.

Crew information researched and compiled by Remco Hillen. No unauthorized usage allowed.

For any questions, remarks or possible mistakes, please contact Remco Hillen

Sources

Inger Sheil

Mark Chirnside

Mark Baber’s daily ‘White Star Line History’

‘HMHS Britannic, the Last Titan’ – Simon Mills

‘Hostage to Fortune’ – Simon Mills

‘RMS Olympic, Old Reliable’ – Simon Mills

‘William McMaster Murdoch – A Career at sea’ – Susanne Störmer

Ethnicity	British
Born	in 1886, at Hull
Marital status	Single in 1918
Weight	140 / 63 kg
Height	5 ft. 6 / 1,70 m

Rank:	Ship:	Tonnage:	Year:
3^rd Officer	Britannic (II)	48.200	1915/1916
2^ndOfficer	Ceramic	18.500	1918
3^rd Officer	Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm	17.100	1919
3^rd Officer	Arabic	21.100	1921/1922