Departure Date
|
Embarkation Place
|
Vessel
|
Units on Board
|
Convoy Number
|
Debarkation Place
|
Arrival Date
|
Source of Information
|
42-07-??
(Could also have been in June)
|
Durban,
South Africa
|
Empire Woodlark
|
Royal Air Force; others?
|
???
|
Durban,
South Africa
(Troops mutinied and were transferred to Oronsay)
|
42-07-??
|
Ken Stofer
(who was on board)
|
42-07-??
(Could also have been in June)
|
Durban,
South Africa
|
Oronsay
|
Royal Air Force; others?
|
???
|
Cape Town,
South Africa
|
42-07-??
|
Ken Stofer
(who was on board)
|
42-07-??
(Could also have been in June)
|
Cape Town,
South Africa
|
Johan van Olden Barneveldt
|
Royal Air Force; others?
|
???
|
Bombay,
India
|
42-07-??
|
Ken Stofer
(who was on board)
|
42-07-01
|
New York
NY
|
Argentina
|
about 8,000: 56th Signal Battalion [about 600]; 8th Air Force (Advance units); others
|
in convoy; number not known
|
Greenock,
Scotland
|
42-07-15
|
|
42-07-16
|
New York
NY
|
Louis A. Pasteur
|
12th Bombardment Group
|
sailed alone
|
Port Taufiq,
Egypt
|
42-08-16
|
Glenn Strom of the 12th BG, via H. Stoen
(more)
|
42-Fall
|
Greenock,
Scotland
|
Samual Chase
|
Royal Army Ordnance Corps.
|
In convoy
|
Algiers
|
42-??-??
|
David Hammonds
(whose father was on board)
|
42-08-02
|
Army Depot
New York
NY
|
|
15,125 1st Infantry Division Troops (first time in history that an entire U. S. division voyaged in one ship) & 863 crew
|
sailed alone
|
Gourock,
Scotland
|
42-08-07
|
TSgt G. W. Eldridge (to son), Weapons Platoon, Company I, 26th Infantry Regiment (1st Infantry Division) and S. Harding RMS Queen Mary, p. 77
(more)
|
42-08-06
|
New York
NY
|
|
7,441 passengers
|
joined convoy at Halifax, Nova Scotia
|
Halifax,
Nova Scotia
|
42-08-??
|
|
42-08-06
|
New York
NY
|
Uruguay
|
301st Bomb Group
|
joined convoy at Halifax, Nova Scotia
|
Halifax,
Nova Scotia
|
42-08-??
|
|
42-08-06
|
New York,
NY
|
Andes
|
894th Tank Destroyer Battalion
|
joined convoy at Halifax, Nova Scotia
|
Halifax,
Nova Scotia
|
42-08-??
|
Via Brian Solinsky
(whose grandfather, Talmage Harrison, served with Co. A of the 894th and was on board)
|
42-08-09
|
Halifax,
Nova Scotia
|
|
7,441 passengers
|
In convoy
(12 total)
|
Liverpool
(via Halifax)
|
42-08-17
|
|
42-08-09
|
Halifax,
Nova Scotia
|
Uruguay
|
301st Bomb Group
|
In convoy
(12 total)
|
Swansea,
Wales
|
42-08-18
|
|
42-08-09
|
Halifax,
Nova Scotia
|
Andes
|
894th Tank Destroyer Battalion
|
In convoy
(12 total)
|
Liverpool,
England
|
42-08-??
|
Via Brian Solinsky
(whose grandfather, Talmage Harrison, served with Co. A of the 894th and was on board)
|
42-08-11
|
Gourock,
Scotland
|
|
Unknown
|
???
|
New York,
NY
|
42-08-16
|
S. Harding - Gray Ghost
|
42-08-27
|
Greenock,
Scotland
|
Monterey
|
Unknown
|
Convoy No. TA-18
|
New York,
NY
|
42-09-05
|
National Archives and Records Administration records
(via Hugh Gibson who was on board the Monterey)
|
42-08-27
|
Greenock,
Scotland
|
Thomas H. Barry
|
Unknown
|
Convoy No. TA-18
|
New York,
NY
|
42-09-05
|
National Archives and Records Administration records (via Hugh Gibson who was on board the Monterey)
|
42-08-27
|
Greenock,
Scotland
|
|
Unknown
|
Convoy No. TA-18
|
New York,
NY
|
42-09-05
|
National Archives and Records Administration records (via Hugh Gibson who was on board the Monterey)
|
42-08-27
|
Greenock,
Scotland
|
Wakefield
|
Unknown
|
Convoy No. TA-18
|
Caught fire on Sept 4th and was beached at Halifax.
|
42-09-05
|
National Archives and Records Administration records (via Hugh Gibson who was on board the Monterey)
|
42-08-31
|
New York,
NY
|
Queen Elizabeth
|
306th Bomb Group (8AF); others
|
Sailed alone
|
Gourock,
Scotland
|
42-09-05
|
Edward W. Dinstbier
(who was on board); also July 04 issue of "306th Echoes"
|
42-09-05
|
New York,
NY
|
|
Unknown
|
???
|
Gourock,
Scotland
|
42-09-11
|
S. Harding - Gray Ghost
|
42-09-14
|
Gourock,
Scotland
|
|
Unknown
|
???
|
New York,
NY
|
42-09-19
|
S. Harding - Gray Ghost
|
42-09-27
|
New York,
NY
|
|
Unknown
|
???
|
Gourock,
Scotland
|
42-10-03
|
S. Harding - Gray Ghost
|
42-10-??
|
New York,
NY
|
J. W. McAndrews
|
Invasion troops
|
???
|
Casablanca,
French Morroco
|
???
|
Memory of Kathy Duell's father
|
42-10-05
|
San Francisco
CA
|
President Coolidge
|
103rd Field Artillery Battalion, 172nd Infantry Regiment (43rd Infantry Division); Navy Construction Battalion men (total of 5,050 troops)
|
???
|
Espiritu Santo ( sunk by U. S. mine ; after stop to drop off CB's in Noumea, New Caledonia)
|
42-10-26
|
|
42-10-08
|
Gourock,
Scotland
|
|
Unknown
|
???
|
Boston,
MA
|
42-10-14
|
S. Harding - Gray Ghost
|
42-10-20
|
San Francisco,
CA
|
Poelau Laut
|
503rd Parachute Infantry Regiment (1,939 enlisted men and officers)
|
Sailed alone
|
Cairns,
North Queensland,
Australia
|
42-12-02
|
Three Winds of Death - The Saga of the 503rd Parachute Regimental Combat Team in the South Pacific by Bennett M. Guthrie
(via Caffery J. Dugas II whose father (T/4 Caffery J. Dugas was on board)
|
42-10-24
|
USA?
|
Hugh L. Scott
(AP-43)
(final voyage before torpedoed
43-11-12)
|
Troops for North African assault
|
???
(part of assault fleet)
|
Fedhala,
French Morocco
|
42-11-08
|
Dictionary of American Fighting Ships via
T. Pascoe
(more)
|
42-10-25
|
Norfolk
VA
|
Hayes
|
part of Western Task Force
|
Convoy of 105 ships
|
Fedala,
Morocco
|
42-11-08
|
J. Copeland, one of the troops aboard the SS Cleveland
(more)
|
42-10-25
|
Norfolk
VA
|
Augusta
|
part of Western Task Force
|
Convoy of 105 ships
|
Fedala,
Morocco
|
42-11-08
|
J. Copeland, one of the troops aboard the SS Cleveland
(more)
|
42-10-25
|
Norfolk
VA
|
Cleveland
|
part of Western Task Force
|
Convoy of 105 ships
|
Fedala,
Morocco
|
42-11-08
|
J. Copeland, one of the troops aboard the SS Cleveland
(more)
|
42-11-??
|
Hawaii
|
Nieuw Amsterdam?
|
65th Engineering; others?
|
Unknown
|
New Zealand
|
42-??-??
|
Floyd Bailey
(whose father-in-law was on board)
(more)
|
42-11-01
|
New York
NY
|
|
8,091 passengers
|
Sailed alone
|
Bombay,
India
(via Rio)
|
42-11-29
|
|
42-11-02
|
New York,
NY
|
John Ericcson
|
Company A Maintenance Battalion (2nd Armored Division)
|
???
|
Casablanca,
Morocco
|
42-11-19
|
Papers of William E. Tidwell
(who was on board)
(via David Tidwell)
(more)
|
42-11-04
|
Boston,
MA
|
|
Unknown
|
???
|
New York,
NY
|
42-11-05
|
S. Harding - Gray Ghost
|
42-11-22
|
New York
NY
|
Queen Elizabeth
|
15,000 troops: 78th Fighter Group; more
|
sailed alone
|
Scotland
|
42-11-27
|
|
42-12-??
|
New York,
NY
|
Monarco
|
???
|
in convoy (about 100 ships); number not known
|
North Africa
|
43-01-??
|
|
42-12-02
|
|
Day Star
|
US Marines CAS Co, FMFTC, CE
|
???
|
Upoli,
Samoa
|
42-12-27
|
Alumni testimonials & military records of a now deceased Marine
(via Larry Daniels)
|
42-12-08
|
New York
NY
|
|
10,389 troops and 950 crew
|
sailed alone
|
Gourock,
Scotland
|
42-12-14
|
S. Harding - Gray Ghost
|
42-12-11
|
Fort Dix
New Jersey
|
American
|
units of 2nd Armored Division
|
in convoy; number not known
|
Casablanca
|
42-12-24
|
|
42-12-11
|
Fort Dix
New Jersey
|
Ancon
(AP-66)
|
units of 2nd Armored Division
|
in convoy; number not known
|
Casablanca
|
42-12-24
|
|
42-12-11
|
Fort Dix
New Jersey
|
Argentina
|
units of 2nd Armored Division
|
in convoy; number not known
|
Casablanca
|
42-12-24
|
|
42-12-11
|
Fort Dix
New Jersey
|
Brazil
|
units of 2nd Armored Division
|
in convoy; number not known
|
Casablanca
|
42-12-24
|
|
42-12-11
|
Fort Dix
New Jersey
|
Chiriqui
|
units of 2nd Armored Division
|
in convoy; number not known
|
Casablanca
|
42-12-24
|
|
42-12-16
|
Liverpool,
England
|
Orion
|
68th Field Regiment Royal Artillery (South Midlands)
|
In convoy
Number unknown
|
Freetown,
Sierra Leone
|
42-12-28
|
68th Regiment war diaries and
service records of Thomas Edward Pheasey
(via Colin Pheasey)
(more)
|
42-12-23
|
Gourock
Scotland
|
|
10,669 troops
(to Massawa)
& 800 crew
|
sailed alone
|
Massawa,
Eritrea
(via Freetown, Cape Town, Aden, Suez)
|
43-01-28
|
S. Harding - Gray Ghost
|