Owner: A/S Tanktransport
Manager: Thorvald Berg, Tønsberg
Tonnage: 9898 gt

Built by Deutsche Werft A/G, Betrieb Finkenwärder, Hamburg, Germany in 1935.

Her voyages are listed on these original images from the Norwegian National Archives:
Page 1 | Page 2 | Page 3 | Page 4

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

Some 1942 and 1943 Voyages:

(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 several voyages are missing.

	Departure	From	To	Arrival	Convoy	Remarks
1942	March 27	Colombo	–	–	C 12	Dispersed March 30. See C 12 (external link)
	March 30	Dispersed from C 12	Melbourne	Apr. 17	Independent	–
	Aug. 17	Sydney, N.S.W.	–	–	CO 19	Dispersed Aug. 20. See CO 19 (external link)
	Aug. 20	Dispersed from CO 19	Abadan	–	Independent	–
1943	Jan. 24	Bandar Abbas	–	–	PA 21	For Durban. Detached Jan. 27. See PA 21 (external link)
	Jan. 27	Detached from PA 21	Durban	Febr. 12	Independent	–
	March 17	Durban	–	–	DN 25	Dispersed March 19. See DN 25 (external link)
	March 19	Dispersed from DN 25	Abadan	Apr. 9	Independent	–
	Apr. 26	Bombay	Cochin	Apr. 29	BM 51	See BM 51 (external link)

Notes to the above:

Other Norwegian ships listed in the above mentioned convoys:
In Convoy C 12: Solør and Strix.
In Convoy PA 21: Strix (bound for Capetown).
In Convoy DN 25: Kronviken and Olaf Bergh.
In Convoy BM 51: Norfjell.

Marina lost a crew member in May-1945 - see the text at the first external link below.

This message in my Guestbook provides an external link to a picture of her as Rio Besaya (probably post war?). If my Spanish does not fail me, it gives the additional information that she was scrapped in Italy in 1960.

Related external links:
Stavern Memorial commemoration - This man, Gullik Marthinius Gulliksen was a gunner, cause of death or date not given, but the date Dec. 2-1941 is mentioned under the heading "wrecked" - this in some cases also refers to the date of death at this website. However, checking with "Våre falne", a series of 4 books naming Norwegian WW II casualties, I find that he died at a hospital in Auckland, New Zealand on May 19-1945, having previously taken ill in Dec.-1944, and is buried there. He may have been serving on Marina when he became ill. The date Dec. 2-1941 actually goes back to the sinking of D/S Fjord, on which he served at the time of her loss, but survived.

The Australian War Memorial has a picture of this ship. It can be found by running a search through their collection search page.