• M/T Dageid NS

Captain Nils Jørgen Andersen. Please go M/T Dageid for details on her war voyages, names of some of her crew members and a picture.

• M/S Dagfred NS *

I have created a separate page for this ship as well, which includes a picture, information on her war voyages, final fate and a crew list - see M/S Dagfred.

• M/T Daghild NS *

Captain Olaf K. Egidius.

Please go to M/T Daghild for more information on her war voyages (incl. a crew list at the time of loss).

NOTE: In the Norwegian magazine "Krigsseileren, Issue No. 1 for 1975 I came across a letter written by Edward Driscoll, who sailed on board Daghild at some point. I mentioned this, in case any of his relatives should happen upon this website, looking for information. Instead, an Irish visitor to my site saw the note, and Mr. Driscoll has since been located in Wales - see the end of my text for Fjordheim, as well as his own story on this page.

• D/S Dagny I NS *

D/S Dagny I has information on her final fate as well as a survivors & casualties list (including passengers).

• M/S Dagrun NS

Read about Dagrun's war voyages.

• D/S Dah Puh NS *

See my page D/S Dah Puh.

• M/T Dalfonn NS

Read more about M/T Dalfonn (also has a picture).

• D/S Dalvangen NS

See D/S Dalvangen.

• M/S Danio NS

For more details on this ship and her misc. voyages, please continue to M/S Danio.

• D/T Davanger NS *

D/T Davanger has more information, including details on her final fate and a crew list at the time of loss.

• D/S Daviken NS

My page about D/S Daviken has information on her war voyages.

• D/S Dea NS

Please see D/S Dea.

• D/S Deneb NS *

D/S Deneb has more information on this ship.

• M/T Deodata * neutral

More details, including information on her loss, are available at M/T Deodata.

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• D/S Diana NS *

A picture of this ship and details on her voyages and final fate have been added to D/S Diana (includes casualty list).

• M/S Dicto NS

One of the well known "Kvarstad"-ships that attempted to break out of Sweden on March 31/April 1-1942 following a long court case there. Only 2 out of a total of 10 ships involved managed to reach their destination (Operation Performance, Sir George Binney). Please go to my page Kvarstad Ships & Men for background facts and details on the breakout and all ships involved, with a crew list for each ship as well as info on their fate (and picture of Dicto).

These images from the National Archives of Norway show some of her prior and later voyages (to March-1946):
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(See my page Ships in Sweden for a list of, and information on the Norwegian ships there in 1940).

POST WAR: In 1964 she was sold to Greece and renamed Onisolos. Broken up in Shanghai in 1970.

Other ships by the name Dicto: This company had previously had another ship named Dicto (turbine ship) from 1928. Delivered in July-1917 to A/S D/S Dicto (B. Stolt-Nielsen), Haugesund, later managed by Oscar Bakkevig from Nov.-1927 - 3892 gt. Sold in Nov.-1928 to E.B. Aaby, Oslo, then sold again in 1933 to American Foreign S.S. Corp., New York. Sailed as American Cardinal in 1936, then under Panamanian, Greek and Israeli flags until 1962. Just before this vessel was delivered in 1917, B. Stolt-Nielsen had lost a steamship by the name Dicto, built 1904, 2363 gt - sunk by a German U-boat off Ushant on Apr. 5-1917. Also, Haugesund lost a steam ship by this name to WW I. This ship had originally been delivered in Oct.-1904 as Fjordheim for A/S Hekla (Mail & Holby), Christiania, 2363 gt. Purchased by A/S D/S Dicto (B. Stolt-Nielsen), Haugesund in June-1915 and renamed Dicto. Sunk on Apr. 5-1917 by UB-39 southeast of Arment Rock on a voyage Agulias-Maryport with 3560 tons iron ore. 1 died. Aaby Shipping A/S, Oslo had a tanker named Dicto in the 1990's, this was previously the Dicto Knutsen built 1990 - became Gerrita of Grimstad in 1997. (Majority of info from "Våre gamle skip" & "Våre motorskip", Leif M. Bjørkelund & E. H. Kongshavn).

• D/S Dokka NS *

Please follow this link to D/S Dokka for information on her war voyages, her final fate and a crew list at the time of loss.

• D/S Don NS

My page about D/S Don has a record of her war voyages.

• D/S Douro NS *

D/S Douro has info on on her war voyages, as well as details on her fate and a crew list.

• M/T Dovrefjell

Laid up in Gothenburg during the war.

This company had previously had another Dovrefjell, ex Lacuna, built 1916.

• M/T Drafn NS

Information on her war voyages is available on my page M/T Drafn.

• D/S Drammensfjord NS

D/S Drammensfjord has a voyage record and a picture.

• M/B Dreggen (B 57 B) NS

Trawler (B 26 B, B 57 B?). Included in Nortraship's fleet in Oct.-1944 after having escaped to Shetland with 7 men on her trial run after completion. She departed Bergen on Oct. 27 and arrived Lerwick on the 29th. Skipper was Hans P. Lauvik. (Taken over by the Norwegian navy?).

• M/S Duala NS

One of 26 Norwegian ships interned in West and North Africa - Please continue to M/S Duala for more (also has a picture).

• D/S Dukat NS *

Captured by Japanese warships off Hong Kong on Dec. 8-1941 while on a voyage from Bangkok. Find out more about the capture and the subsequent internment of her officers.

• D/S Dux NS

Please continue to D/S Dux (complete voyage record, with convoy information).