Used in aluminum trade to South America.

Gunner for a while was Gunnar Jakobsen who had previously escaped from Norway with Hornfjell.

Her voyages are listed on these original images from the Norwegian National Archives:
Page 1 | Page 2 | Page 3 | Page 4 | Page 5 | Page 6 | Page 7 | Page 8 | Page 9 | Page 10

Please compare the above voyages with Arnold Hague's Voyage Record below.

Some War Voyages From June-1942 to July-1944:

(Received from Don Kindell - His source: The late Arnold Hague's database).

Follow the convoy links provided for more information on each.

	Departure	From	To	Arrival	Convoy	Remarks
1942	June 5	Curacao	–	–	OT 6	Earlier voyages: Page 1, Page 2, Page 3 & Page 4 Detached June 9. Convoy available at OT 6 (external link)
	June 9	Detatched from OT 6	Paramaribo	June 11	Independent	A. Hague says: Except as listed, Trinidad/Paramaribo trade (see Page 4 above & Page 5)
	Oct. 16	Trinidad	Paramaribo	Oct. 19	TRIN 19	Dispersed to Paramaribo, Oct. 19. Convoy available at TRIN 19 (external link)
	Oct. 22	Paramaribo	Trinidad	Oct. 25	Independent	–
	Nov. 3	Trinidad	Paramaribo	Nov. 7	Independent	–
	Nov. 12	Paramaribo	Trinidad	Nov. 15	Independent	–
	Nov. 20	Trinidad	Paramaribo	Nov. 24	Independent	–
	Nov. 30	Paramaribo	Trinidad	Dec. 2	Independent	–
	Dec. 11	Trinidad	Gitmo	Dec. 16	TAG 28	Convoy available at TAG 28 (external link)
	Dec. 22	Gitmo	Key West	Dec. 25	GK 718	Convoy available at GK 718 (external link)
	Dec. 25	Key West	Mobile	Dec. 28	KP 429	Convoy available at KP 429 (external link) Left Mobile Jan. 29-1943 (Page 5).
1943	Febr. 9	Key West	Gitmo	Febr. 12	KG 623	Convoy available at KG 623 (external link)
	Febr. 14	Gitmo	Trinidad	Febr. 20	GAT 44	Convoy available at GAT 44 (external link) Missing voyages: Page 5 above & Page 6
	Aug. 22	Trinidad	Gitmo	Aug. 27	TAG 80	Convoy available at TAG 80 (external link)
	Aug. 28	Gitmo	Key West	Aug. 31	GK 754	Convoy available at GK 754 (external link)
	Aug. 31	Key West	Mobile	Sept. 2	KH 423	Convoy available at KH 423 (external link)
	Oct. 4	S W Passage	Key West	Oct. 6	HK 139	A. Hague says: Possibly this convoy. Available at HK 139 (external link)
	Oct. 7	Key West	Gitmo	Oct. 11	KG 662	Convoy available at KG 662 (external link)
	Oct. 11	Gitmo	Trinidad	Oct. 16	GAT 92	Convoy available at GAT 92 (external link) Missing voyages: Page 6 & Page 7
1944	Febr. 13	Trinidad	Aruba	Febr. 16	TAG 115	Convoy available at TAG 115 (external link) On to Mobile Febr. 28 (Page 7)
	March 31	Pilottown	Key West	Apr. 3	HK 211	Convoy available at HK 211 (external link) Stop at Key West not mentioned, Page 7
	Apr. 8	Gitmo	Trinidad	Apr. 16	GAT 128	Gitmo to Trinidad via Demerara. Convoy available at GAT 128 (external link) Missing voyages, Page 7
	July 22	Trinidad	Gitmo	July 27	TAG 147	Convoy available at TAG 147 (external link) Subsequent voyages: Page 7, Page 8, Page 9 & Page 10

Notes:

According to Page 1 of the archive documents, Austvangen was on her way from Demerara to Trinidad when war broke out in Norway on Apr. 9-1940. It'll be noticed, when going to the various archive documents, that occasional long stays in port are shown.

Page 10 shows her voyages to March-1946.

POST WAR:

According to this external page, she was owned from May-1949 by A/B J. Leonards Rederi & Skeppsmäkleri (J. Leonard), Landskrona, Sweden, renamed Maryborg. From Apr.-1954, sailed as Tehi for Suomen Laiva O/Y (John Konkola), Helsingfors, Finland. Owned from 1955 by Fenno Steamship Ltd. O/Y(O/Y Fenno Shipping Co.Ltd.), Åbo, Finland, renamed Rundal. From 1958, Fenno Steamship Ltd. O/Y (O/Y Fenno Shipping Co. Ltd.), Nagu, Finland, no name change. From 1959, Fenno Steamship Ltd. O/Y, Nagu, Finland. Owner from Nov.-1966 was Laiva O/Y Ritva (Erkki Poikonen), Helsingfors, Finland, renamed Saana. Sold to Germany for breaking up in Oct.-1967, arriving Lübeck Dec. 2.