D/S Tore Jarl - Norwegian Merchant Fleet 1939-1945

Manager: Det Nordenfjeldske Dampskibsselskab, Trondheim
Tonnage: 1514 gt, 886 net, 2470 dwt.
Dimensions: 243' (lpp) x 39' 3" x 19' 3".
Machinery: Triple exp. steam engine by yard, 850 ihp.
Service Speed: 10 knots.

Delivered from Fredriksstad Mek. Verksted as Tore Jarl (234) to Det Nordenfjeldske Dampskibsselskab, Trondheim on Jan. 12-1920. Cargo liner for the Mediterranean service.

Captain: F. Møller.

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

Voyage Record
From March-1940 to June-1945:

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

Follow the convoy links provided for more information on each (where the "Convoy" column is left blank, it means that convoy is not known).

Errors may exist, and some voyages are missing.

	Departure	From	To	Arrival	Convoy	Remarks
1940	March 14	Norwegian Waters	Methil	March 17	HN 19	–
	March 18	Methil	Blyth	March 19	MT 33	Convoy available via this page (external link)
	Apr. 27	Blyth	Tyne	Apr. 27	–	–
	May 3	Tyne	Downs	May 5	FS 161	Convoy available at FS convoys (external link)
	May 5	Downs	Rouen	May 6	Independent	–
	May 10	Rouen	Brest	May 13	Independent	–
	May 13	Brest	–	–	44 B	Dispersed. Convoy available at 44 B (external link)
	May 16	Dispersed from 44B	Salonika	–	Independent	See also Page 1
	June 1	Salonika	Gibraltar	June 10	Independent	–
	June 16	Gibraltar	Weymouth Bay	June 26	HG 34	–
	July 9	Weymouth Bay	London	July 10	Independent	(See also Page 1).
	Aug. 1	Southend	Tyne	Aug. 2	FN 239	Convoy available at FN convoys (external link)
	Aug. 3	Tyne	Methil	Aug. 3	FN 239	Convoy available at link above
	Aug. 5	Methil	–	–	OA 194	Dispersed Aug. 9. Convoy available at OA 194 (external link)
	Aug. 9	Dispersed from OA 194	Sydney, C.B.	Aug. 16	Independent	–
	Aug. 17	Sydney, C.B.	Halifax	Aug. 19	Independent	–
	Sept. 7	Halifax	Sydney, C.B.	Sept. 8	Independent	–
	Sept. 10	Sydney, C.B.	Preston	Sept. 29	SC 4	–
	Oct. 11	Preston	Cardiff	Oct. 12	Independent	–
	Oct. 26	Cardiff	Milford Haven	Oct. 27	Independent	–
	Oct. 28	Milford Haven	–	–	OB 236	For Levis. Dispersed Nov. 2. Convoy available at OB 236 (external link)
	Nov. 2	Dispersed from OB 236	Mt Louis	Nov. 10	Independent	(See also narrative below)
	Nov. 23	Mt Louis	Halifax	Dec. 4	Independent	A. Hague says: Arrived Halifax in tow, lost rudder
1941	June 10	Halifax	Loch Ewe	June 26	HX 132	–
	June 29	Loch Ewe	Methil	July 1	WN 146	Convoy available at WN convoys (external link)
	July 1	Methil	Grimsby	July 3	FS 530	Convoy available at FS convoys (external link)
	July 15	Grimsby	Loch Ewe	July 19	EC 46	Convoy available at EC convoys (external link)
	July 23	Loch Ewe	–	–	OB 349	For St. John, N.B. Dispersed 50N 49W, Aug. 1. Convoy available at OB 349 (external link)
	Aug. 1	Dispersed from OB 349	St. John, N.B.	Aug. 6	Independent	–
	Aug. 17	St. John, N.B.	Hampton Roads	Aug. 21	Independent	–
	Aug. 21	Hampton Roads	Bathurst	Sept. 16	Independent	–
	Oct. 1	Bathurst	Freetown	Oct. 4	Independent	–
	Oct. 20	Freetown	Freetown	Oct. 26	Independent	A. Hague says: Voyage data unknown (Page 2 indicates Sherbro).
	Nov. 6	Freetown	Freetown	Nov. 7	SL 92	Returned. Convoy available at SL 92 (external link) See also narrative.
	Nov. 24	Freetown	St Thomas	Dec. 13	Independent	(See also Page 2).
	Dec. 17	St Thomas	Hampton Roads	Dec. 28	Independent	–
1942	Jan. 5	Hampton Roads	Halifax	Jan. 10	Independent	–
	Jan. 17	Halifax	Halifax	Jan. 19	SC 65	Put back
	Jan. 30	Halifax	Halifax	Jan. 30	SC 67	Put back (see also narrative below).
	Febr. 10	Halifax	Loch Ewe	Febr. 26	SC 69	–
	Febr. 28	Loch Ewe	Methil	March 2	WN 251	Convoy available at WN convoys (external link)
	March 2	Methil	Middlesbrough	March 3	FS 740	Convoy available at FS convoys (external link)
	March 4	Middlesbrough	Hull	March 7	–	Left Hul March 21 (Page 2).
	March 23	Spurn	Methil	March 24	FN 662	Convoy available at FN convoys (external link)
	March 24	Methil	Loch Ewe	March 26	EN 63	Convoy available at EN convoys (external link)
	March 27	Loch Ewe	Halifax	Apr. 15	ON 80	For Halifax. Convoy will be added. See ships in ON convoys
	Apr. 16	Halifax	St. John, N.B.	Apr. 18	XB 10	For St. John, N.B. Convoy available at XB convoys (external link)
	Apr. 24	St. John, N.B.	Halifax	Apr. 25	BX 10	Convoy available at BX convoys (external link)
	Apr. 30	Halifax	Preston	May 16	SC 82	–
	May 31	Preston	Liverpool	June 1	Independent	Notional dates
	June 2	Liverpool	Sydney, C.B.	June 16	ON 100	Convoy will be added. See ships in ON convoys
	June 17	Sydney, C.B.	Halifax	June 20	SH 15	Convoy available at SH convoys (external link)
	June 23	Halifax	Sydney, C.B.	June 25	HS 16	Convoy available at HS convoys (external link)
	June 26	Sydney, C.B.	Belfast Lough	July 10	SC 89	–
	July 11	Belfast Lough	Swansea Bay	July 12	BB 197	Convoy available at BB convoys (external link)
	July 13	Swansea Bay	Southampton	July 15	WP 186	See also Page 2 Convoy available at WP convoys (external link) Left Southampton July 21.
	July 22	Solent	Falmouth	July 23	PW 190	Convoy available via this page (external link)
	July 24	Falmouth	Swansea	July 25	PW 191	Convoy available via link above
	July 29	Swansea	Milford Haven	July 30	Independent	–
	July 31	Milford Haven	Halifax	Aug. 18	ON 118	For Halifax (via Belfast Lough - Page 3). Convoy will be added. See ships in ON convoys
	Sept. 12	Halifax	Loch Ewe	Sept. 28	SC 100	See also narrative below
	Sept. 30	Loch Ewe	Methil	Oct. 2	WN 343	Convoy available at WN convoys (external link)
	Oct. 2	Methil	Grimsby	Oct. 4	FS 923	Convoy available at FS convoys (external link)
	Oct. 14	Grimsby	Immingham	Oct. 14	–	–
	Oct. 25	Immingham	Blyth	Oct. 27	FN 848	Convoy available at FN convoys (external link)
	Nov. 1	Blyth	Methil	Nov. 2	FN 853	Convoy available at link above
	Nov. 4	Methil	Oban	Nov. 7	EN 158	Convoy available at EN convoys (external link)
	Nov. 8	Oban	Loch Ewe	Nov. 8	Independent	–
	Nov. 10	Loch Ewe	Reykjavik	Nov. 16	UR 49	Convoy available at UR convoys (external link) See also Page 3
	Nov. 26	Reykjavik	Loch Ewe	Dec. 1	RU 50	Convoy available at RU convoys (external link)
	Dec. 3	Loch Ewe	Methil	Dec. 6	WN 368	Convoy available at WN convoys (external link)
	Dec. 6	Methil	Blyth	Dec. 7	FS 979	Convoy available at FS convoys (external link)
	Dec. 17	Blyth	Methil	Dec. 18	FN 893	Convoy available at FN convoys (external link)
	Dec. 19	Methil	Loch Ewe	Dec. 21	EN 175	Convoy available at EN convoys (external link)
	Dec. 24	Loch Ewe	Reykjavik	Dec. 29	UR 55	Convoy available at UR convoys (external link) On to Hvalfjord (Page 3).
1943	Jan. 19	Reykjavik	Oban	Jan. 27	RU 58	Convoy available at RU convoys (external link) Left Oban same day (Page 3)
	Jan. 28	Belfast Lough	Mumbles	Jan. 30	BB 257	Convoy available at BB convoys (external link)
	Jan. 31	Mumbles	Barry	Febr. 1	Independent	–
	Febr. 25	Barry	Liverpool	Febr. 27	Independent	–
	March 1	Liverpool	Cardiff	March 5	Independent	See also Page 4
	March 13	Cardiff	Liverpool	March 14	Independent	On to Manchester (Page 4)
	March 17	Liverpool	Cardiff	March 19	Independent	Again, see also Page 4.
	March 27	Cardiff	Clyde	March 29	Independent	–
	March 31	Clyde	Passed Gibraltar	Apr. 12	KMS 12G	Page 4 gives arrival Bougie Apr. 15. Convoy will be added. See ships in KMS convoys
	Apr. 23	Bougie	Algiers	Apr. 24	MKS 12	Bougie to Algiers. Convoy will be added. See ships in MKS convoys
	Apr. 28	Algiers	Philippeville	Apr. 29	KMS 13	A. Hague says: Oran to Philippeville (probably means Algiers to P'ville, Oran not mentioned, Page 4). Convoy will be added. See ships in KMS convoys
	May 10	Philippeville	Algiers	May 11	ET 20	Convoy available via this page (external link)
	May 17	Algiers	Bougie	May 17	–	–
	May 20	Bougie	Bizerta	May 22	–	See also narrative below
	May 25	Bizerta	Philippeville	May 28	–	–
	May 28	Philippeville	Bougie	May 29	–	–
	June 1	Bougie	Algiers	June 2	–	–
	June 24	Algiers	Bizerta	June 29	GTX 3	Convoy available via link above
	Aug. 6	Bizerta	Syracuse	Aug. 10	–	–
	Sept. 4	Syracuse	Augusta	Sept. 4	–	Notional sailing date.
	Sept. 11	Augusta	Malta	Sept. 12	–	Notional sailing date.
	Sept. 14	Malta	Bizerta	Sept. 19	–	Notional sailing date (Page 4 gives Sept. 15).
	Sept. 20	Bizerta	Bougie	Sept. 21	MKS 25	Bizerta to Bougie
	Sept. 27	Bougie	Algiers	Sept. 28	–	–
	Nov. 26	Algiers	Gibraltar	Nov. 29	GUS 22	Algiers to Gibraltar. Convoy available at GUS convoys (external link)
	Dec. 23	Gibraltar	Milford Haven	Jan. 3-1944	XK 13	Convoy available via this page (external link)
1944	Jan. 4	Milford Haven	Sharpness	Jan. 5	Independent	–
	March 20	Sharpness	Milford Haven	March 21	Independent	Page 5 gives arrival Belfast Lough, March 23, left March 24.
	March 22	Milford Haven*	–	–	OS 72/KMS 46	*Milford Haven not mentioned, Page 5. For Taranto. 11 tons potatoes. Convoy split Apr. 5. Available at OS 72/KMS 46 (external link)
	Apr. 5	Convoy split	Gibraltar	Apr. 6	KMS 46G	For Augusta. Convoy will be added. See ships in KMS convoys
	Apr. 9	Gibraltar	Philippeville	Apr. 15	UGS 37	Gibraltar to Philippeville via Algiers (see Page 5). Convoy available at UGS convoys (external link)
	Apr. 16	Philippeville	Augusta	Apr. 19	–	Notional sailing date.
	Apr. 22	Augusta	Torre Annunzio	Apr. 23	VN 34A	Again, see also Page 5. Convoy available at VN convoys (external link)
	Apr. 27	Torre Annunziata	Naples	–	–	–
	May 7	Naples	Augusta	May 8	NV 37	Convoy available at NV convoys (external link) Missing movements, Page 5
	May 12	Augusta	Naples	May 14	VN 39A	Convoy available at VN convoys (external link) Missing movements, Page 5
	May 17	Naples	Augusta	May 18	NV 39	Did not sail. Convoy available at NV convoys (external link)
	May 22	Naples	Augusta	May 23	NV 40	Convoy available at link above
	May 24	Augusta	Bizerta	May 26	MKS 50	Convoy will be added. See ships in MKS convoys
	May 31	Bizerta	Augusta	June 2	–	–
	June 3	Augusta	Taranto	June 4	AH 47	Convoy available at AH convoys (external link)
	June 10	Taranto	Augusta	June 12	HA 48	Convoy available at HA convoys (external link)
	June 13	Augusta	Bizerta	June 15	MKS 52	Augusta to Bizerta. Convoy will be added. See ships in MKS convoys
	June 23	Bizerta	Augusta	–	–	–
	June 25	Augusta	Taranto	June 26	AH 51	Convoy available at AH convoys (external link)
	July 2	Taranto	Crotone	July 4	HA 52	Convoy available at HA convoys (external link)
	July 8	Crotone	Augusta	July 10	–	Notional sailing date.
	July 11	Augusta	Licata	July 11	–	–
	July 17	Malta	Augusta	July 19	–	–
	July 31	Augusta	Barletta	Aug. 2	AH 58	Convoy available at AH convoys (external link)
	Aug. 14	Bari	Augusta	Aug. 16	Escorted	–
	Aug. 19	Augusta	Naples	Aug. 20	Escorted	–
	Aug. 21	Naples	Piombino	Aug. 22*	VN 60A	*Page 5 gives arrival Aug. 24. Convoy available at VN convoys (external link)
	Aug. 26	Piombino	Naples	Aug. 27	–	–
	Sept. 11	Naples	Augusta	Sept. 12	–	–
	Sept. 14	Augusta	Brindisi	Sept. 16	Escorted	–
	Sept. 26	Barletta	Ancona	Sept. 28	Escorted	–
	Oct. 2	Ancona	Brindisi	Oct. 4	Escorted	–
	Oct. 13	Barletta	Ancona	Oct. 14	Escorted	–
	Oct. 17	Ancona	Bari	Oct. 19	–	–
	Oct. 21*	Bari	Brindisi	Oct. 21	–	*Page 6 gives departure Oct. 19.
	Oct. 23	Brindisi	Syracuse	Oct. 25	–	–
	Nov. 1	Syracuse	Taranto	Nov. 3	Independent	Via Augusta (see Page 6).
	Nov. 3	Taranto	Brindisi	Nov. 4	Independent	–
	Nov. 6	Brindisi	Barletta	Nov. 7	Independent	Again, see also Page 6.
	Nov. 9	Barletta	Ancona	Nov. 11	–	–
	Nov. 15	Ancona	Brindisi	–	–	–
	Nov. 18	Brindisi	Bizerta	Nov. 24	Independent	–
1945	Febr. 5	Bizerta	Bone	Febr. 6	Independent	–
	Febr. 7	Bona	Philippeville	Febr. 8	Independent	A. Hague says: Then coastal traffic central Med. See Page 6
	June 5	Leghorn	Genoa	June 5	Escorted	Subsequent voyages: Page 6 above & Page 7

Misc. Convoy Voyages:

For information on voyages made in between those mentioned here, please see the documents received from the National Archives of Norway and A. Hague's Voyage Record above. Please follow the convoy links provided for more details; the Commodore's notes are also available for some of them and several Norwegian ships took part.

Tore Jarl is listed as sailing in Convoy HN 19 from Norway to the U.K. in March-1940, bound for Blyth in ballast. She arrived her destination on March 19, having sailed from Bergen on the 13th, according to Page 1 of the archive documents. She subsequently remained in Blyth for several weeks.

In May that year, she made a voyage to Rouen and Brest, and a French visitor to my website has told me that she sailed from Brest on May 13-1940 in convoy 44 B under French escort, to Casablanca or Oran (the archive document gives departure Brest as May 14, with destination Greece; Casablanca and Oran are not mentioned). Torfinn Jarl was also in this convoy, which is available via the external link provided within the Voyage Record above. In June, we find her in Convoy HG 34 from Gibraltar to the U.K., cargo of manganesite for Portland, then London, where she arrived July 9.

The following month she's listed, along with Atle Jarl, in Convoy OA 194, which departed Methil on Aug. 5 and dispersed on the 9th. Her destination is not given, but from Page 1, we learn that she arrived Sydney, C.B. on Aug. 16, heading back to the U.K. on Sept. 10 with Convoy SC 4. Tore Jarl was bound for Preston with a cargo of lumber on that occasion and arrived there on Sept. 29. With Boreas, Ingerfire and Olaf Fostenes (Commodore Vessel), she later appears in Convoy OB 236, originating in Liverpool on Oct. 29, dispersed Nov. 2, Tore Jarl arriving Mont Luis on Nov. 10 (having started out from Milford Haven on Oct. 28). See the external links provided in the table above for more information on the OA and OB convoys mentioned here (though it'll be noticed that the listings are incomplete). She was scheduled for Convoy SC 13 from Sydney, C.B. to the U.K. on Nov. 22, but did not sail (she was still at Mont Luis on that date).

As can be seen when going back to Page 1, there's now a long gap in her voyages; According to A. Hague, she had arrived Halifax from Mont Luis in tow on Dec. 4-1940, having lost her rudder. She did not leave again until June 10-1941, when she's listed in Convoy HX 132, bound for Grimsby with a cargo of lumber, arriving that destination, via Loch Ewe and Methil, on July 3. With Benwood, Gallia, Gard, Lise, Thode Fagelund and Vav, she later joined Convoy OB 349, which originated in Liverpool on July 21 and dispersed Aug. 1 (link in table above). This time, she was bound for St. John, N.B., arriving there on Aug. 6 (having sailed from Loch Ewe July 23). From St. John, she subsequently proceeded to Hampton Roads, then on to Bathurst and Freetown. Her voyages in this period are shown on Page 2. Arnold Hague mentions her, along with Lynghaug (see also Montbretia) in Convoy SL 92, departing Freetown on Nov. 6 (link in Voyage Record), but she returned to port the next day, agreeing with the information found on the archive document. According to the external website that I've linked to at the end of this page, she was scheduled for Convoy SL 93 from Freetown on Nov. 19, but did not sail (her captain's name is given as O. Harfjord). She eventually left Freetown on Nov. 24, arriving St. Lucia on Dec. 13, and it looks like she made this voyage independently. On Dec. 17, she headed back to Hampton Roads, with arrival Dec. 28, later proceeding to Halifax on Jan. 5-1942 in order to join a convoy to the U.K.

With a cargo of palm nuts for Hull, we now find her in the slow Convoy SC 65 from Halifax on Jan. 17-1942. However, she returned to port, subsequently joining Convoy SC 67 on Jan. 30, but returned again (Heina was sunk - follow link for details). It looks like she may have been scheduled for Convoy SC 68 on Febr. 4 but finally got away on Febr. 10 with Convoy SC 69 and arrived Hull, via Loch Ewe, Methil and Middlesbrough, on March 7. She returned to Halifax again with Convoy ON 80*, departing Liverpool on March 27, arriving Halifax Apr. 15 (Tore Jarl had sailed from Loch Ewe, March 27). Novasli and Para are also listed. At the end of that month, she can be found in Convoy SC 82 back to the U.K., and in June she's listed, together with Borgfred, Kirsten B (joined from Halifax) and Rio Branco (returned), in the westbound North Atlantic Convoy ON 100*, which left Liverpool on June 2. No destination is given for Tore Jarl, but from Page 2, we learn that she arrived Sydney, C.B. on June 16, heading back to the U.K. on June 26 in the slow Convoy SC 89, cargo of wood pulp. She arrived Southampton, via various other ports, on July 15.

Together with with Dux, Evanger (Commodore Vessel), Nea, Norvarg, Rio Verde and Spero, she later joined the westbound Convoy ON 118*, originating in Liverpool on Aug. 1-1942. Tore Jarl arrived Halifax on Aug. 18 (she had started out from Milford Haven on July 31). With lumber for London, she was scheduled for Convoy SC 97 a few days later (in which Bronxville was sunk; follow the link for more info - Vice Commodore was in Bonneville), but did not sail, and was also cancelled from the next convoy, SC 98. According to Arnold Hague, she joined Convoy SC 100 on Sept. 12. Her subsequent voyages are shown on Page 3 and Page 4 - convoy information for some of these can be found in the Voyage Record above.

Skipping now to March-1943, when she's listed in Convoy KMS 12*, departing Clyde on March 31, arriving Bone Apr. 15 - her destination is not given, but according to Page 4 above, she arrived Bougie that day. She left Bougie again on Apr. 23 and arrived Algiers on the 24th, having sailed in Convoy MKS 12*. On Apr. 28, she left Algiers for Philippeville, joining Convoy KMS 13* (which had sailed from Gibraltar on Apr. 26) and arrived her destination on Apr. 29.

She's said to have shot down an enemy aircraft while in Convoy KM 11(?) on the coast between Bougie and Philippeville on May 21-1943. This convoy designation (from "Nortraships flåte") does not make sense, but I'm not sure which convoy she was in. Gunners were Rolf Caspersen and Viktor Solberg, and 2nd mate E. Olifsen also took part in the defence against the attacker. The aircarft fell in the sea about 100 yards behind Tore Jarl, and it appears the pilots of the downed plane were picked up from the water by a corvette. At that time, she was on her way from Bougie to Bizerta, having left Bougie on May 20, arriving Bizerta May 22 (according to A. Hague).

Together with Bruse Jarl, she's said to have had the honour of being the first merchant ship to arrive Bizerta after the allied landings there.

In Sept.-1943, she made a voyage from Bizerta to Bougie with Convoy MKS 25 - scroll down to the second table on my page about this convoy. She had departed Bizerta on Sept. 20 and arrived her destination the next day. As can be seen, when going back to Page 4, she proceeded to Algiers a few days later, remaining there for a long time and also had a long stay in Gibraltar, before returning to the U.K. (convoy details in the table above). Page 5 shows another long stay in Sharpness at the beginning of 1944.

In March-1944, Tore Jarl is listed in Convoy OS 72/KMS 46, voyaging from Belfast to Taranto with general cargo in station 31 (A. Hague gives her cargo as 11 tons potatoes). This convoy left Liverpool on March 23 and split up on Apr. 5, the Gibraltar portion (KMS 46*, in which Tore Jarl took part) arriving there on Apr. 6, while the OS convoy continued to Freetown. Follow the link provided within the Voyage Record for more convoy details; Bosphorus (Commodore Vessel), Mathilda and Troubadour are also named. According to Page 5, Tore Jarl had sailed from Belfast Lough on March 24 (initially bound for Taranto), and from Gibraltar, she proceeded to Algiers and Philippeville, then on to Augusta and Naples. Convoy info for some of her subsequent voyages can be found in the table above.

In May that same year she's listed in Convoy MKS 50*, originating in Port Said on May 19, arriving Gibraltar May 31; Tore Jarl, however, was on a voyage from Augusta to Bizerta, where she arrived May 26, having left Augusta on May 24. Having made another voyage to Augusta and on to Taranto, she returned to Augusta, leaving on June 13, joining Convoy MKS 52*, which had started out from Port Said on June 8 and arrived Gibraltar June 20, but Tore Jarl's destination was again Bizerta, where she arrived June 15. Again, please see Page 5 for a listing of her subsequent voyages, with convoy information for some of them in the Voyage Record.

Her 1945 voyages start on Page 6 (as can be seen, she had had a long stay in Bizerta), while the rest are listed on Page 7. The latter document also shows that she went home to Norway in Oct.-1945.

* The ON convoys will be added to individual pages in my Convoys section in due course, along with further details on each. In the meantime, the ships sailing in them (and escorts) are named in the section listing ships in all ON convoys. The MKS and KMS convoys will also be added, but for now, see ships in all MKS convoys and ships in all KMS convoys.

More info on the other Norwegian ships mentioned here is available via the alphabet index at the end of this page, or go to the Master Ship Index.

POST WAR:

Tore Jarl was in for repairs and modernizing in Nov.-1945, completed in July 1946 (possibly in Haugesund? Again, see Page 7). Sold in Jan.-1950 to Nivaldi & Giacomini S.A.L., Transport Maritimi & Terresti, Genoa, Italy and renamed Valgardena, delivered on March 17. Sold again in 1953 to Ligure Veneta di Navigatione S.A., Genoa. Sold in 1956 to Captain Salvatore Lofaro, Naples, Italy. Broken up in Italy in 1972.

Related external link:
SL/MKS Convoys - As can be seen, Tore Jarl is mentioned in SL 93.