Øygar had through the years been used in different missions, among these, passenger traffic and guard duty and had been operating i several different waters around Island and the Norwegian coastline. One of the more interesting and dramatically situations Øygar lived through, was when she on the 22nd of April 1940 took part in a battle against a German navy vessel. Øygar damaged the German vessel, but got away from the battle without receiving any damage herself. Later on the Germans put her into service as a guard boat in the first line of defense and named her Bisam NB.07, later on with a new name as V- 5507, but ended the war without a scratch. After the war Øygar were again put into passenger traffic by the same company whom owned her before the war. Øygar ended her days after have being towed out to Moldvær south of Ålesund in the Heissafjorden on the 4th. of November 1983 and sunk. The wreck lies today intact on twenty meters depth a little west of Moldvaer, and is a typical and popular Donald Duck wreck. A boat is necessary to visit Øygar...