M/T Høegh Scout - Norwegian Merchant Fleet 1939-1945

M/T Høegh Scout
Updated Oct. 25-2011

To Høegh Scout on the "Ships starting with H" page.

Source: Roger W. Jordan collection, sent to me for inclusion on this website.

Manager: Leif Høegh & Co. A/S, Oslo
Tonnage: 9924 gt, 5983 net, 14 600 tdwt.
Dimensions: 492' 10" x 66' 1".
Machinery: 6-cyl. two stroke cycle double acting oil engine by Maschinenfabrik Augsburg-Nürnberg, A.G., Augsburg

Completed in Febr.-1939 by Deutsche Werft, Hamburg.

Managed during the war by British Tanker Co. Ltd., London.

Captain: J. Jørgensen.

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

Voyage Record
From Febr.-1940 to - Dec.-1945:

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

Follow the convoy links provided for more information on each.

Errors may exist, and some voyages may be missing.

	Departure	From	To	Arrival	Convoy	Remarks
1940	Febr. 14	Gibraltar	Liverpool	Febr. 22	HG 19F	–
	March 5	Liverpool	–	–	OB 104	For Aruba. Dispersed March 8 (see also narrative below). Convoy available at OB 104 (external link)
	March 8	Dispersed from OB 104	Aruba	–	Independent	–
	March 25	Aruba	–	–	Independent	A. Hague says: Apparently joined KS 86, Apr. 10
	Apr. 10	Joined at sea from Aruba	–	–	KS 86	Detached Apr. 16. Convoy available at KS convoys (external link)
	Apr. 16	Detached from KS 86	Barry Roads	Apr. 18	Independent	See also narrative below & Page 1
	Apr. 23	Avonmouth	Milford Haven	–	Independent	–
	Apr. 25	Milford Haven	–	–	OB 135	With OA 135, formed OG 27, Apr. 26. Convoy available at OB 135 (external link)
	Apr. 26	Formed at sea	–	–	OG 27	Detached Apr. 29. Convoy will be added. See ships in OG convoys
	Apr. 29	Detached from OG 27	Trinidad	–	Independent	–
	May 12	Trinidad	Curacao	May 15	Independent	–
	May 18	Curacao	Bermuda	May 23	Independent	–
	May 23	Bermuda	–	–	BHX 45	See link to HX 45 below
	May 29	Bermuda portion joined main convoy	Avonmouth	June 9	HX 45	Via Milford Haven (Page 1).
	June 14	Avonmouth	Cardiff	June 15	Independent	–
	July 10	Cardiff	Milford Haven	July 11	Independent	–
	July 12	Milford Haven	–	–	OB 183	For Abadan. Dispersed July 17. Convoy available at OB 183 (external link)
	July 17	Dispersed from OB 183	Capetown	Aug. 10	Independent	–
	Aug. 10	Capetown	Abadan	Sept. 2	Independent	–
	Sept. 5	Abadan	Capetown	Sept. 27	Independent	–
	Oct. 1	Capetown	Freetown	Oct. 13	Independent	–
	Oct. 22	Freetown	Liverpool	Nov. 10*	SL 52F	*Page 1 gives arrival Nov. 16 (error?). Convoy available at SL 52F (external link)
	Nov. 24	Liverpool	–	–	OB 249	Dispersed 56 40N 17 21W, Nov. 28. Convoy available at OB 249 (external link)
	Nov. 28	Dispersed from OB 249	Capetown	Dec. 25	–	–
	Dec. 29	Capetown	Abadan	Jan. 19-1941	Independent	–
1941	Jan. 24	Abadan	Capetown	Febr. 14	Independent	–
	Febr. 17	Capetown	Freetown	March 2	Independent	–
	March 13	Freetown	–	–	SL 68	Dispersed March 21. Convoy available at SL 68 (external link)
	March 21	Dispersed from SL 68	Bermuda	March 31	Independent	–
	Apr. 1	Bermuda	Halifax	Apr. 5	Independent	–
	Apr. 10	Halifax	Liverpool	Apr. 29	HX 120	Missing movements, Page 1
	May 8	Liverpool	–	–	OB 320	For NYC. Dispersed May 14. Convoy available at OB 320 (external link)
	May 14	Dispersed from OB 320	New York City	May 27	Independent	–
	June 22	New York City	Halifax	June 25	Independent	–
	June 30	Halifax	Liverpool	July 18	HX 136	–
	July 27	Liverpool	–	–	ON 2	Arrived Loch Ewe July 29. See Page 1 & Page 2 For NYC. Dispersed Aug. 8.
	Aug. 8	Dispersed from ON 2	New York City	Aug. 12	Independent	–
	Aug. 15	New York City	Halifax	Aug. 18	Independent	–
	Aug. 21	Halifax	Belfast Lough	Sept. 7	HX 146	–
	Sept. 7	Belfast Lough	Avonmouth	Sept. 10	BB 73	Convoy available at BB convoys (external link)
	Sept. 14	Avonmouth	Milford Haven	Sept. 15	Independent	–
	Sept. 16	Milford Haven	–	–	ON 17	Dispersed 47 28N 40 57W, Sept. 29. Via Belfat Lough (Page 2).
	Sept. 29	Dispersed from ON 17	New York City	Oct. 5	Independent	–
	Oct. 10	New York City	Providence, RI	Oct. 11	Independent	–
	Oct. 13	Providence, RI	Halifax	Oct. 15	Independent	–
	Oct. 16	Halifax	Liverpool	Oct. 31	HX 155	Missing movements, Page 2 above. Convoy will be added. See ships in HX convoys
	Nov. 7	Liverpool	–	–	ON 34	For Halifax. Straggled Nov. 9
	Nov. 9	Straggled from ON 34	Halifax	Nov. 20	Independent	–
	Nov. 27	Halifax	Liverpool	Dec. 13	HX 162	Missing movements, Page 2
	Dec. 19	Liverpool	–	–	ON 48	For NYC. Dispersed 43 59N 54 56W, Dec. 31. Convoy will be added. See ships in ON convoys
	Dec. 31	Dispersed from ON 48	New York City	Jan. 3-1942	Independent	–
1942	Jan. 22	New York City	Halifax	Jan. 25	Independent	–
	Jan. 26	Halifax	Belfast Lough	Febr. 7	HX 172	–
	Febr. 9	Belfast Lough	Avonmouth	Febr. 11	BB 135	Convoy available at BB convoys (external link) See also Page 2
	Febr. 16	Avonmouth	Milford Haven	Febr. 17	Independent	–
	Febr. 21	Milford Haven	Belfast Lough	Febr. 22	OS 20(M)	–
	Febr. 23	Belfast Lough	–	–	OS 20	For New Orleans. Detached March 1. Convoy available at OS 20 (external link)
	March 1	Detached from OS 20	–	–	Independent	A. Hague says: Grounded, March 13 Page 2 gives arrival Key West March 27.
	March 28	Key West	Mobile	Apr. 2	In tow	A. Hague says: After refloating at Little Inagua.
	July 21	Mobile	Beaumont	July 23	Independent	–
	July 30	Sabine Bar	New Orleans	Aug. 1	Independent	–
	Aug. 2	New Orleans	Key West	Aug. 6	Independent	–
	Aug. 9	Key West	New York City	Aug. 15	KN 128	Via Hampton Roads (Page 2). Convoy available at KN convoys (external link)
	Aug. 17	New York City	Cape Cod Bay	–	Independent	–
	Aug. 21	Boston(?*)	Halifax	Aug. 23	BX 34B	See Page 2* Convoy available at BX convoys (external link)
	Aug. 30	Halifax	Belfast Lough	Sept. 11	HX 205	–
	Sept. 11	Belfast Lough	Avonmouth	Sept. 13	BB 219	See also Page 3 Convoy available at BB convoys (external link)
	Sept. 16	Avonmouth	Milford Haven	Sept. 17	Independent	Again, see also Page 3
	Sept. 17	Milford Haven	New York City	Oct. 4	ON 131	Via Belfast Lough (Page 3). Convoy will be added. See ships in ON convoys
	Oct. 8	New York City	Gitmo	Oct. 15	NG 312	For Curacao. Convoy available at NG convoys (external link)
	Oct. 15	Gitmo	Curacao	Oct. 18	GAT 14	Gitmo to Curacao. Convoy available at GAT convoys (external link)
	Oct. 21*	Curacao	Gitmo	Oct. 26	TAG 15	*Page 3 gives departure Oct. 23. Curacao to Gitmo. Convoy available at TAG convoys (external link)
	Oct. 31	Gitmo	Cristobal	Nov. 4	GZ 10	Convoy available at GZ convoys (external link)
	Nov. 6	Balboa	Capetown	Dec. 9	Independent	–
	Dec. 17	Capetown	Durban	Dec. 20	Independent	–
	Dec. 22	Durban	–	–	DN 8	Dispersed Dec. 24. Convoy available via this page (external link)
	Dec. 24	Dispersed from DN 8	Abadan	Jan. 10-1943	Independent	–
1943	Jan. 13	Abadan	Bandar Abbas	–	Independent	–
	Jan. 17	Bandar Abbas	Bombay	Jan. 23	PB 22	Convoy available via link above
	Jan. 24	Bombay	Cochin	Jan. 27	BM 38	Convoy available at BM convoys (external link)
	Febr. 2	Cochin	Abadan	Febr. 9	Independent	See also Page 3
	Febr. 13	Abadan	Bandar Abbas	–	Independent	–
	Febr. 18	Bandar Abbas	–	–	PA 25	For Durban. Detached Febr. 23. Convoy available via this page (external link)
	Febr. 23	Detached from PA 25	Durban	March 9	Independent	–
	March 13	Durban	Lourenço Marques	March 14	Independent	Notional sailing date
	March 21	Lourenço Marques	Durban	March 22	Independent	–
	Apr. 3	Durban	–	–	DN 30	Dispersed Apr. 5. Convoy available via link above
	Apr. 5	Dispersed from DN 30	Abadan	Apr. 23	Independent	–
	Apr. 26	Abadan	–	–	Independent	A. Hague says: Joined PB 38, Apr. 28 Convoy available via this page (external link - Høegh Scout not included)
	Apr. 28	Bandar Abbas(?)	–	–	PA 35	Detached May 2. Convoy available via link above
	May 2	Detached from PA 35	Durban	May 19	Independent	–
	May 21	Durban	Port Elizabeth	May 23	DC 27	For Port Elizabeth. Convoy available via link above
	May 30	Port Elizabeth	Durban	June 1	CD 20	Convoy available via link above
	June 5	Durban	–	–	DN 45	Dispersed June 7. Convoy available via link above
	June 7	Dispersed from DN 45	Diego Suarez	June 13	Independent	–
	June 19	Diego Suarez	Abadan	July 1	Independent	See also Page 3
	July 3	Abadan	Bandar Abbas	–	Independent	–
	July 12	Bandar Abbas	–	–	PA 45	For Durban. Detached July 18. Convoy available via link above
	July 16(?)	Detached from PA 45	Durban	Aug. 3	Independent	–
	Aug. 6	Durban	Capetown	Aug. 11	DC 38	Convoy available via this page (external link)
	Sept. 21	Capetown	Durban	Sept. 24	Independent	–
	Sept. 27	Durban	Abadan	Oct. 18	Independent	–
	Oct. 22	Abadan	Bandar Abbas	–	Independent	–
	Oct. 28*	Bandar Abbas	Karachi	Oct. 31*	PB 61	*Page 4 gives departure Oct. 26, arrival Oct. 29. Convoy available via link above
	Nov. 3	Karachi	Bandar Abbas	Nov. 6	BP 101	Convoy available via link above
	Nov. 6	Bandar Abbas	Abadan	Nov. 7	Independent	(This stop at Bandar Abbas not mentioned, Page 4).
	Nov. 10	Abadan	Bandar Abbas	–	Independent	–
	Nov. 19	Bandar Abbas	Karachi	Nov. 23	PB 64	Convoy available via link above
	Nov. 25	Karachi	Port Okha	Nov. 26	Independent	–
	Nov. 30	Port Okha	Karachi	Dec. 1	Independent	–
	Dec. 11	Karachi	Abadan	Dec. 15	Independent	–
	Dec. 18	Abadan	Karachi	Dec. 23	Independent	–
	Dec. 28	Karachi	Abadan	Jan. 1-1944	Independent	–
1944	Jan. 4	Abadan	Bandar Abbas	–	Independent	–
	Jan. 14	Bandar Abbas	–	–	PA 66	Detached Jan. 16. Convoy available via this page (external link)
	Jan. 16	Detached from PA 66	Brisbane	Febr. 17	Independent	–
	Febr. 25	Brisbane	Newcastle, N.S.W.	–	Independent	–
	March 14	Newcastle, N.S.W.	Balboa	Apr. 13	Independent	–
	Apr. 13	Cristobal	Curacao	Apr. 16	Independent	–
	Apr. 19	Curacao	Gitmo	Apr. 21	Independent	–
	Apr. 23	Gitmo	New York City	May 1	GN 128	Convoy available at GN convoys (external link)
	July 3	New York City	Loch Ewe	July 17	HX 298	–
	July 18	Loch Ewe	Methil	July 20	WN 609	Convoy available at WN convoys (external link)
	July 20	Methil	Immingham	July 22	FS 1519	Convoy available at FS convoys (external link) Arrived Hull July 22, left July 27 (Page 4).
	July 28	Humber	Methil	July 29	FN 1431	Convoy available at FN convoys (external link)
	July 31	Methil	Loch Ewe	Aug. 1	EN 415	Convoy available at EN convoys (external link)
	Aug. 2	Loch Ewe	New York City	Aug. 16	ON 247	Convoy will be added. See ships in ON convoys
*	Sept. 2	Hampton Roads	Port de Bouc	Sept. 24	UGS 53	For Port de Bouc. Convoy available at UGS convoys (external link)
?*	Sept. 21	Algiers	Port de Bouc	Sept. 24	–	A. Hague says: Notional departure date, possibly an AM convoy.
	Compare w/Page 4*.
	Oct. 8	Toulon	Oran	Oct. 11	ARM 11	Convoy available via this page (external link)
	Oct. 11	Oran	Gibraltar	Oct. 12	GUS 54	Oran to Gibraltar. Convoy available at GUS convoys (external link)
	Oct. 18	Gibraltar	Algiers	Oct. 20	UGS 56	Gibraltar to Algiers. Convoy available at UGS convoys (external link)
	Oct. 26	Oran*	Marseilles	Oct. 29	OM 16	From Algiers (Page 5*). Convoy available via this page (external link) Missing voyages, Page 5
	Nov. 6	Marseilles	Oran	Nov. 8	–	–
	Nov. 10	Oran	New York City	Nov. 30	GUS 57	Oran to USA. Convoy available at GUS convoys (external link)
	Dec. 10	New York City	Casablanca	Dec. 26	UGS 63	For Casablanca. Convoy available at UGS convoys (external link)
	Dec. 27	Casablanca	Passed Gibraltar	Dec. 28	CG 135	Convoy available via this page (external link)
	Dec. 28	Detached from CG 135	Oran	Dec. 29	Independent	–
	Dec. 29	Oran	Port de Bouc	Jan. 3-1945	OM 29	Convoy available via link above
1945	Jan. 8	Marseilles	Oran	Jan. 10	Independent	–
	Jan. 12	Oran	Philadelphia	Febr. 2	GUS 65	Convoy available at GUS convoys (external link)
	Febr. 5	Philadelphia	Baltimore	Febr. 7	Independent	Later arrived Norfolk March 6 (Page 5).
	March 9	Hampton Roads	Passed Gibraltar	March 23	UGS 79	Convoy available at UGS convoys (external link)
	March 23	Passed Gibraltar	Augusta	March 28	Independent	–
	March 31	Augusta	Bari	Apr. 2	Independent	–
	Apr. 9	Bari	Oran	Apr. 13	Independent	–
	Apr. 17	Oran	Chesapeake Bay	May 6	GUS 84	Convoy available at GUS convoys (external link)
	May 7	Chesapeake Bay	Corpus Christi	May 15	Independent	–
	May 17	Corpus Christi	New York City	May 24	Independent	–
	May 29	New York City	Heysham	June 12*	Independent	*Page 5 gives arrival June 10.
	June 13	Heysham	Corpus Christi	July 2	Independent	–
	July 4	Corpus Christi	Avonmouth	July 22	Independent	Again, see Page 5 above
	July 25	Avonmouth	Galveston	Aug. 11	Independent	Compare w/Page 5
	Aug. 14	Houston	Rotterdam	Sept. 3	Independent	–
	Sept. 6	Rotterdam	Houston	Sept. 25	Independent	–
	Sept. 27	Houston	London	Oct. 17	Independent	–
	Oct. 20	London	New York City	Nov. 4	Independent	–
	Dec. 3	New York City	Trondheim, Norway	–	Independent	Page 5 gives arrival (via Kirkwall) Dec. 17, left Dec. 19. Subsequent voyages, Page 6

Some Convoy Voyages:

Please note that only a few of her voyages are mentioned here. For information on voyages made in between those discussed below, please see the documents received from the Norwegian archives and A. Hague's Voyage Record above. Follow the convoy links provided for more details; the Commodore's narrative and/or notes are also available for most of them, and several Norwegian ships took part.

Høegh Scout is listed in Convoy HGF 19 from Gibraltar in Febr.-1940, bound for Liverpool with gasoline and gas oil in station 23 (it'll be noticed, when following the link, that she's mentioned in the Vice Commodore's notes). At the external website that I've linked to at the end of this page, she's listed in Convoy OB 102, which left Liverpool on March 2 and dispersed on the 6th. Her destination is given as Aruba, general cargo, station 11. However, she probably did not sail in this convoy, because she shows up again a few days later, with the same cargo and destination, in Convoy OB 104, leaving Liverpool on March 5, dispersed March 8 (ref. link in Voyage Record).

A French visitor to my website has told me that Høegh Scout was in Oran when Norway was invaded on Apr. 9-1940. He adds that she left Oran that same day in Convoy 19 RS under French escort, and was at Brest on Apr. 16. I'm not sure about this convoy designation; there was a Convoy 19 RS, but this was a Freetown bound convoy from July-1944. However, there was a Convoy 19 R (external link), which did indeed leave Oran on Apr. 9-1940. This convoy joined up with Convoy 86 KS from Casablanca on Apr. 10 (also external link), which arrived Brest on the 16th, and as can be seen, Høegh Scout is named among the ships taking part (as is Nea). It looks like the list for this latter convoy actually includes the 19 R ships as well, so Høegh Scout could have started out in Convoy 19 R, even though she's not named (the listing may be incomplete), but note that Oran and Brest are not mentioned on Page 1 of the documents received from the Norwegian archives. In fact, A. Hague says that she was detached from 86 KS on Apr. 16 (having joined the convoy at sea on the 10th), arriving Barry Roads on the 18th (see Voyage Record above). Comparing this with the archive document, we see that she passed Barry Island on Apr. 18 and arrived Avonmouth Apr. 20, having started out from Aruba on March 25.

A few days later, we find her, together with Svein Jarl, in Convoy OB 135, which originated in Liverpool on Apr. 24 and joined up with OA 135 on the 26th, the combined convoy forming Convoy OG 27. This was a Gibraltar bound convoy, which arrived there on May 3, but Høegh Scout was bound for Trinidad and Curacao, and left the convoy on Apr. 29 to proceed to her destination. OG 27 will be added to an individual page in my Convoy section, but in the meantime, the ships sailing in it are named on the page listing ships in all OG convoys. Her arrival Trinidad is not given on the archive document, but she arrived Curacao on May 15, proceeding to Bermuda 3 days later. She's now listed among the ships in the Bermuda portion of Convoy HX 45 on May 23, bound for Avonmouth, according to the Advance Sailing Telegram (the A 1 form gives her destination as Falmouth, cargo of gasoline). Going back to Page 1, we see that she arrived Avonmouth, via Milford Haven, on June 9. She later proceeded to Cardiff, and as can be seen she remained there for quite some time. In July she shows up, with destination Abadan, in Convoy OB 183, originating in Liverpool on July 13, dispersed July 17, Høegh Scout arriving Abadan on Sept. 2 (via Table Bay Aug. 10), having started out from Milford Haven on July 12. Iron Baron and Sandanger are also listed (link in table above). With a cargo of oil, Høegh Scout returned to the U.K. in Convoy SL 52F, leaving Freetown on Oct. 22, bound for Liverpool, where she's said to have arrived Nov. 16, according to the archive document (not sure if this is a misprint? The convoy arrived Liverpool on Nov. 10). The Norwegian O. A. Knudsen is also named (again, see the link provided in the table above). Høegh Scout is also included, along with Dagfred, Hallfried, Heranger, Salamis, Solfonn and Varangberg (returned), in Convoy OB 249, leaving Liverpool on Nov. 24, dispersed 4 days later, Høegh Scout arriving Cape Town on Dec. 25, Abadan on Jan. 20-1941.

On March 13-1941, she's listed in Convoy SL 68 from Freetown. She arrived Bermuda on March 31, the convoy having been dipsersed on March 21 (SL 68 had been attacked, losing several ships; again, see the link provided in the Voyage Record above - see also Strix, which was involved in a collision when in this convoy. Fernbank and Stiklestad are also listed). From Bermuda, she proceeded to Halifax the next day and from there, she joined Convoy HX 120 on Apr. 10, bound for Manchester. According to Page 1, she arrived Liverpool on Apr. 29, Stanlow on the 30th. Together with Gallia, Harpefjell and Thalatta, she's subsequently listed as bound for New York in Convoy OB 320, which left Liverpool on May 8 and dispersed on the 14th, Høegh Scout arriving New York on May 27, remaining there for almost a month, before proceeding to Halifax on June 23. On June 30 we find her in station 71 of Convoy HX 136 from Halifax, bound for Liverpool with gasoline (Kos XX is named among the escorts, see HX convoy escorts), returning with the westbound North Atlantic Convoy ON 2, which left Liverpool on July 27 and dispersed Aug. 8, Høegh Scout arriving New York on Aug. 12 (it looks like she had joined from Loch Ewe, see Page 2). She headed back to the U.K. again on Aug. 21 with Convoy HX 146, returning across the Atlantic in the middle of the following month with Convoy ON 17. She arrived New York on Oct. 5, the convoy having been dispersed on Sept. 29.

According to Arnold Hague, she now went back to the U.K. with Convoy HX 155*, departing Halifax on Oct. 16-1941, arriving Liverpool on the 31st. She subsequently joined the westbound Convoy ON 34, leaving Liverpool on Nov. 7 (Acanthus is named among the escorts). As will be seen when following the link, Høegh Scout is mentinoned in the Commodore's notes for Nov. 9, saying she was among several ships that were missing after the convoy had hove to in a gale that day. She arrived Halifax on Nov. 20, and on Nov. 27, we find her in Convoy HX 162 to the U.K., together with the Norwegian Astrell, Brant County, Katy, Bello, Sama, Beth (returned) and Skandinavia. Norvinn (Panamanian flag, Norwegian managers and therefore listed under the N's on this website) was also scheduled for this convoy but did not sail. Christmas that year was celebrated while in the westbound Convoy ON 48*, which left Liverpool on Dec. 19 and dispersed on the 31st, Høegh Scout arriving New York on Jan. 3-1942.

She headed back to the U.K. in Convoy HX 172 from Halifax on Jan. 26-1942, and going to Page 2 again we learn that she returned to the U.S. in Febr./March, having joined Convoy OS 20, from which Charles Racine was sunk, follow the link for details (Havkong, Jenny and Sandar are also named - link in table above). This was a Freetown bound convoy, originating in Liverpool on Febr. 22, but Høegh Scout had started out in Milford Haven the day before and stopped at Belfast Lough on the 22nd, leaving again the next day for Key West; arrival date is given as March 27 on the archive document. She proceeded to Mobile the next day; A. Hague indicates that she had run aground on March 13 and arrived Mobile in tow on Apr. 2, remaining there until July 21, when she sailed to Beaumont, with arrival July 23.

On Aug. 23 that same year, she's mentioned among the ships in Convoy HX 204 from Halifax (information is based on a diary); however, she had arrived Halifax that day from Cape Cod Bay, and it'll be noticed, when going back to Page 2, as well as Page 3, that there's no mention of her leaving Halifax again that same day (the author of the diary who saw her in port that day must have wrongly assumed that she too was destined for HX 204). Departure is given as Aug. 30, when she's listed in Convoy HX 205. Acanthus, Eglantine, Montbretia and Potentilla are named among the escorts. Høegh Scout arrived Avonmouth, via Belfast Lough and Barry Roads, on Sept. 13, subsequently returning with Convoy ON 131*, bound for New York (convoy originated in Liverpool Sept. 18 and arrived New York Oct. 4).

Further 1942 voyages and some 1943 voyages are shown on Page 3, while her 1944 voyages start on Page 4; convoy information for some of them can be found in the table above.

In July-1944, she's listed in Convoy HX 298 from New York to the U.K., again in the company of several other Norwegian ships. Early the following month, she's named in the westbound Convoy ON 247*, which originated in Liverpool on Aug. 2 and arrived New York on the 15th. Again, please see Page 4, as well as Page 5 and Page 6 for information on the rest of her voyages. As will be seen (Page 5), she got to go home to Norway in Dec.-1945.