I don't believe so.

Aircraft/Seaplane carrier?

A vessel not intended as a warship but converted to such would be a British Auxiliary or ''armed merchant cruiser''. Very few survived WW I or were scrapped prior to WW II...:hmmm: SS Orbita; used in WWI as AMC & WW II as troop ship? https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...RMS_Orbita.jpg

Yep, could be an armored merchant, or an aircraft carrier like the TSS Manxman:

She was built as a steamer for passengers in 1904

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...px-Manxman.JPG

Then served as an aircraft carrier in WW1 as HMS Manxman

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...r_service..JPG

And finally a troop transport in WW2 as HMS Caduceus.

Manxman? I almost can feel the vibrations of a Tourist Trophy bike between my legs. :oops:

Well I'm always in favor of any thing that could launch a SopwithBBY :D but Jimbuna, famous for his astute hint accuracy, would surely have responded to the era's triple-expansion steam power condeser clues with "only temporarily" .:shucks: In the case of TSS Manxman inasmuch as she was coverted to an oil burner shortly after WWI to stay operational during a coal strike that shackled the steamships of the shipping line.:hmmm: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/8c/b5...c09699f8bc.gif

Neither unfortunately.

MASSIVE Clue: Usually sailed without an escort.

^ so a fast liner/troop transport, or a "Q-ship" ? :hmmm:

"Q-ship"?

Hospital ship?

I thought it was changed/reconstructed to a warship? :hmmm:

Not a Q-ship but check your text above :03:

Nope but check the above post :03:

HMS Cap Trafalgar?

I honestly thought once the condenser was guessed the vessel would be quickly identified.

MASSIVE CLUE

This vessel saw service during both world wars in a variety of roles, some of which have been mentioned above and she does feature in GWX :salute:

See above