Sparviero and her sister escorted a force of destroyers and smaller vessels as they bombarded Grisolera on 19 December. Sparviero, together with Aquila and their sister Nibbio, was protecting the recovery of a broken-down flying boat in the Gulf of Drin when they spotted three Austro-Hungarian torpedo boats sweeping mines on 5 September 1918. The sisters opened fire and damaged 86 F before the torpedo boats reached the shelter of Medua's coastal artillery. The following month, they escorted Allied ships as they bombarded Durazzo, Albania, on 2 October. The trio then covered the ships bombarding Medua, Albania, on 21 October.Cernuschi & O'Hara 2013, p. 208; Cernuschi & O'Hara 2016, pp. 67–69, 73
