D/S Spero
- Other names
- ex Pacificio,ex Taigi Maru
- Call sign
- LCUX - WNKB
- Shipping company
- Nationality
Norway- Home port
- Enlistment district
Shipyard
- Name
- Build year
- 1919
- Yard number
- 3
Other
- Participant in WW2
- Civilian ship
Tonnage
- Gross tonnage:
- 3.619
- Net tonnage:
- 2.200
- Deadweight:
- 5.500
Engine
- Propulsion:
- Engine size:
- NHK 265
- Speed:
- 9,5
Dimensions
- Length:
- 330.5'
- Beam:
- 46.2'
- Draft:
- 27.8'
Seafarer Nationality Position Signed on Signed off Harbour Date Harbour 🠗1 Date NorwayNorge for utlandet Unknown Alliert havn 7/8/1940 NorwayMatros / Skytter Alliert havn 3/19/1942 Alliert havn 6/30/1942 NorwayMatros / Skytter Alliert havn 10/18/1941 Alliert havn 3/12/1942 NorwayAlliert havn 10/16/1941 Alliert havn 3/6/1942 NorwayAlliert havn 10/8/1941 Alliert havn 10/25/1941 NorwayMatros / Skytter Alliert havn 7/12/1941 Alliert havn 7/12/1941 
CanadaBoston, Massachusetts 12/1/1944 Avmønstret før 8/31/1945 NorwaySt. John's 2/2/1942 Avonmouth 3/10/1942 NorwayMethil 7/18/1941 Avonmouth 10/2/1941 NorwayNewcastle, Tyne and Wear, England 7/7/1941 Avonmouth 10/15/1941 NorwayGravesend 5/30/1941 Avonmouth 10/15/1941 NorwayLemper London 5/30/1941 Avonmouth 10/3/1941 NorwayKristiansand f. utlandet 12/18/1939 Ayr 2/3/1941 NorwayKristiansand 1/12/1940 Bergen 2/15/1940 NorwayUnknown 12/28/1939 Bergen 2/5/1940 NorwayBoston, Massachusetts Unknown Boston, Massachusetts 11/1/1945 NorwayBoston, Massachusetts 5/24/1945 Boston, Massachusetts 9/4/1945 NorwayBoston, Massachusetts 4/18/1945 Boston, Massachusetts 8/22/1945 NorwayBoston, Massachusetts 11/1/1944 Boston, Massachusetts 10/10/1945 NorwayStuert / Kokk Boston, Massachusetts 7/19/1944 Boston, Massachusetts 5/20/1945 NorwayFyrbøter / Matros Boston, Massachusetts 5/23/1944 Boston, Massachusetts 10/26/1945 NorwayOmmønstring 5/1/1944 Boston, Massachusetts 7/19/1944 Norway3. Maskinist / Assistent New York 4/23/1944 Boston, Massachusetts 2/16/1945 NorwayNew York 1/3/1944 Boston, Massachusetts 1/3/1944 NorwayBoston, Massachusetts 8/1/1943 Boston, Massachusetts 10/31/1945