Marie Jacqueline

In 1918 she was owned by the Royal Canadian Navy.

She was loaned to the USN from November 1918 to 1919.

She was owned by Pecheries & Arm, La Rochelle-Ocean, La Rochelle, France in 1920 and renamed Marie Jacqueline. In April 1935 she was owned by Arne Flekstad & O. Aarseth, Oslo, Norway. In September 1935 she was owned by A/S Troms Havfiskeselskap (O. Aarseth), Tromso, Norway and renamed Svalbard 2. In April 1936 she was purchased by A/S Tramoso Bunkerdepot (Odd Berg), Tromso, Norway. In August 1938 she was owned by A.S Norland Havfiske (Erling Sannes). In September 1939 she was requisitioned by the Norwegian Navy and commissioned as HNoMS Scorpion. On June 27, 1940 she was captured by German forces in Norway and on August 8, 1940 commissioned in the Kreigsmarine as NN02 Scorpion. NN02 surrendered in June 1945 and was returned to her previous owners in 1946 and renamed Svalbard 2 once again. In January 1956 she was owned by A/S Transfport, Stavanger and renamed as Baxel.

She was sold in 1960 to Brodrene Hafthammer & A/S Transport, Stavanger and in May 1961 to Overtatt Av Hans Hufthammer P/R, Stavanger. In June 1966 she was condemned and sold for scrap.