After the end of the first world war, she was delivered along the north and west coasts of France and taken to Rochefort in the River Charente estuary.
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Originally christened as Marie Brizzard, her original purpose was to ferry ammunition to the beaches of Normandy to help the Allies fighting in the Somme.
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