SS Vienna

The SS Vienna refers to several steamships named "Vienna," the most notable of which was a British passenger and cargo liner built by Alexander Stephen & Sons in Govan, Glasgow, and launched in 1929. This Vienna was operated by the Moss Hutchison Line, primarily serving routes between Liverpool and ports in the Mediterranean. She was a relatively modest vessel, designed for both passenger comfort and the efficient transport of goods.

The Vienna experienced wartime service during World War II, typically engaged in troop transport and supply duties. Like many merchant vessels of the time, she sailed under convoy protection due to the threat of enemy submarines and surface raiders.

Details regarding the specific fates of various ships named Vienna can vary, and identifying a particular vessel requires further specification of date, registry, and owner.