1944 Troop Ship Crossings - January to June

The records of ships used to carry troops to their theaters of operations were destroyed intentionally in 1951. "According to our [U. S. National Archives] records, in 1951 the Department of the Army destroyed all passenger lists, manifests, logs of vessels, and troop movement files of United States Army Transports for World War II." (Sorry, but there was no word on why the records were destroyed.) Thus there is no longer an official record of who sailed on what ship, though there are still valuable sources that can be found. So this web page is an informal collecting ground for information about troop ship crossings.

If you have information about a crossing, please submit your information.

The list is in chronological order by departure date. So if you are looking for a particular ship or unit, you will have to use the FIND function in your browser. Unit names are spelled out when they fit (but not always); so search for the unit number - e.g., "106" or "106th" for the 106th Infantry Division.
Different units aboard are separated by semi-colons (;). If a unit was attached to another unit, either the larger unit will be in parentheses - e.g. "38th Armored Infantry Battalion (7th Armored Division)", or vice versa "7th Armored Division (38th Armored Infantry Battalion)". This means only the smaller unit is known to have been on board; the larger unit is included, since people may be searching on that. Note that units may have crossed on multiple ships.
Ships going into Greenoch (and variant spellings) or Glasgow or Firth of Clyde, Scotland were all going to the same destination. So search on "Scotland" for any arrivals there, since the variants are numerous.
RAMPs are Recovered Allied Military Personnel. These were former prisoners of war, who had priority for going home.
Unknown, incomplete, or uncertain items of information are in bold type. If you know any of these, please submit your information.

| January through June | July Through December |

Departure Date	Embarkation Place	Vessel	Units on Board	Convoy Number	Debarkation Place	Arrival Date	Source of Information
44-01-??	New York, NY	Ile de France	Unknown Replacements?	None	Glasgow, Scotland	44-??-??	Interviews conducted by I. Todd Trotter
44-01-??	Unknown	Angela City	Naval units and marines	Unknown	Unknown	44-??-??	Sheldon Helfgot's father's certificate that was issued when the ship crossed the equator, dated 1/17/44
44-01-01	Hampton Roads and Newport News VA	Andes	337th Infantry Regiment (85th Infantry Division)	sailed alone	Casablanca, French Morocco	44-01-09	B. Johnson, 337th Infantry Regiment (85th Infantry Division) and D. Jones (more)
44-01-03	Gourock, Scotland	Queen Mary	Unknown	Unknown	New York, NY	44-01-09	S. Harding - Gray Ghost
44-01-04	New Caledonia	Picking (DD-685)	replacements? 754th Tank Battalion?	???	Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands (via New Hebrides)	44-01-08	Journal of Sabino Goitia , via E. Kennedy
44-01-06	Balboa, Canal Zone	USAT 403 ???	2079th Quartermaster Truck Company (Aviation)	Unknown	Townsville, Australia	44-01-30	Dave Watts' father, who was on board
44-01-07	Liverpool, England	Unknown (states was Andes but she was on her way to Casablanca at this time)	Approx 250 Trainee Aircrew (RAF)	???	Capetown, South Africa	44-??-??	Ivor Thompson (ex RAF)
44-01-09	New York, NY	Mauretania	54th Replacement Battalion	Sailed alone	ETO	44-01-??	John R. Gorrell (Whose grandfather was on board)
44-01-09	Brooklyn NY	Mormac Dove	5000 Infantry Replacements	escort by sub chaser to Panama Canal, by destroyer to New Caledonia	New Caledonia	44-02-14	F. Ruscavage, later of 925 AAA AW Bn with Americal Division (more)
44-01-11	San Francisco, CA	West Point (AP23)	795 passengers	sailed alone	Noumea	44-01-24	West Point crewman W. McLain
44-01-12	Casablanca, French Morocco	Andes	51st Engineer Combat Battalion; 82nd Engineer Combat Battalion	Unknown	Liverpool, England	44-01-20	Robert Castoni and "US Combat Engineers in WW2"
44-01-13	Guadalcanal Solomon Islands	???	754th Tank Battalion medics?	???	Bougainville, Solomon Islands (via New Hebrides)	44-01-15	Journal of Sabino Goitia , via E. Kennedy
44-01-17	Honolulu HI	Harris	1st Battalion (32nd Infantry Regiment (7th Infantry Division)), plus misc. troops	???	Kwajalein Island	44-02-01	R. Nelson’s diary (more)
44-01-18	New York NY	George Washington	4th Infantry Division, including 20th Field Artillery Battalion	???	Liverpool, England	44-01-29	L. Langston (via son T. Langston)
44-01-18	Honolulu, Oahu	Monterey	63rd Infantry Regiment which was part of the 6th Infantry Division that also included the 1st & 20th Infantry Regiments, the 51st, 53rd & 80th Field Artillery which were also in the convoy	In convoy (number unknown)	Milne Bay, New Guinea	44-01-31	The History of the 6th Division and Veterans of the 63rd Infantry (via Barbara Jessop)
44-01-22	New York, NY	Queen Mary	Unknown	Unknown	Gourock, Scotland	44-01-28	S. Harding - Gray Ghost
44-01-23	Newport News VA	General Horace A. Mann	5000 Infantry Replacements	sailed alone	Casablanca, French Morocco	44-01-31	R. Cloer (more)
44-01-29	New York NY	Aquitania	474th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion; some Red Cross personnel and officers on upper decks	sailed alone	near Glasgow, Scotland	44-02-06	J. M. Clark (to S. Lawson) memory and discharge paper (more)
44-01-31	Gourock, Scotland	Queen Mary	Unknown	Unknown	New York, NY	44-02-06	S. Harding - Gray Ghost
44-02-??	New York NY???	Queen Elizabeth	about 12000 troops; Air Corps replacements	sailed alone	Grennock, Scotland	44-02-??	R. Griffin (more)
44-02-??	Boston, MA	Exchange	553rd Engineer Heavy Ponton Battalion	Yes - Convoy # unknown	Cardiff, Wales	44-??-??	Interviews with members of the 553rd (Maj Donald J. Kievit, PFC Frank C. Swiecicki-Swiss, T/5 P. C. Brown, SGT Tom Bennett) (via James O. Kievit) (more)
44-02-??	Aronto, Italy	Dilwara	Possibly 81st or 82nd squadrons of the 12BG of the 12AF	??	??	??	Photo research povided by Holly Mocko
44-02-01	Port Said Egypt	Santa Margarita	"casuals" (mostly survivors of sunken freighters)	GUS-30	New York, NY	44-02-29	T. Snell (more)
44-02-02	New York NY	Queen Elizabeth	Pvt. C. W. Milligan of Air Squadron C4 (future member of 391st Air Service Squadron (32nd Air Service Group)); 20,000 others	sailed alone	Firth of Clyde, Scotland	44-02-08	C. W. Milligan (to W. Gibb), 391st Air Service Group (more)
44-02-05	Kwajalein Island	Relief	wounded troops	sailed alone	Honolulu, HI	44-02-14	R. Nelson’s diary (more)
44-02-09	New York NY	Andes	203rd Anti-Aircraft Artillery Automatic (AAA) Automatic Weapons (AW) Battalion ; 635th Tank Destroyer Battalion; 1195th Engineer Combat Group	sailed alone	Liverpool, England	44-02-18	A. Blood in Lucky 7th (1990), pp. 206-207; B. Collins, whose father was on board and George Keaveney (more)
44-02-10	Pier 57 in Brooklyn (New York NY)	Dominion Monarch	replacements?	???	Liverpool, England	44-02-23	S. Hatch, whose father was on board
44-02-11	Hampton Roads VA	Lambert Cadwalader	773rd Squadron of 463rd Bomb Group	???	Naples, Italy	44-03-10	History of the Fighting 463rd via D. Pixler (more)
44-02-11	New York, NY	Marine Raven	1A 690 Field Artillery	???	Greenock, Scotland	44-02-22	Diary of Sgt. Raymond J. Barth
44-02-11	New York, NY	Thomas Jefferson	552nd Ordnance Comapny Heavy Maintenance Tank	In convoy	Belfast, Ireland	44-02-22	Documents from men that were on board (via Thomas F. Dole,Jr)
44-02-12	New York, NY	Queen Mary	Unknown	Unknown	Gourock, Scotland	44-02-18	S. Harding - Gray Ghost
44-02-12	USA	???	593rd Motor Ambulance Company (90th Infantry Division ?)	???	ETO	44-02-23	Discharge of W. Crowley (593rd Mtr Amb Co), via M. Crowley
44-02-12 (Boarded on 44-02-11)	New York, NY	Duchess of Bedford	6th Traffic Regulating Group; others	Large convoy	Firth of Clyde, Scotland	44-02-22	Ed Wagner (who was on board) also L. Weiss, who was one of the troops on board
44-02-12?	Oran Algeria	Highland Queen	300 replacement infantry 2nd Lieutenants	???	Naples, Italy	44-02-16?	R. Cloer (more)
44-02-13	New York, NY	Ile de France	814th Tank Destroyer Battalion ; 601st AAA Gun Battalion; some Canadian Army & Air Force; some British, mainly Royal Air Force; possibly Women's Royal naval Service	Unknown	Halifax, Nova Scotia	44-02-14	Robert H. Holder (who's father was on board) (more)
44-02-14	Halifax Nova Scotia	Ile de France	814th Tank Destroyer Battalion ; 601st AAA Gun Battalion; some Canadian Army & Air Force; some British, mainly Royal Air Force; possibly Women's Royal naval Service	Unknown	Greenoch, Scotland	44-02-22?	C. Boykin, Gare la Bête (1995), p. 23-27; Also Robert H. Holder (who's father was on board) (more)
44-02-19	San Francisco, CA	West Point (AP23)	2,887 passengers (to San Pedro; 7.960 from San Pedro to Noumea)	sailed alone	Noumea (via San Pedro)	44-03-06	West Point crewman W. McLain
44-02-20	USA	???	CBI troops	???	India	44-03-29	Discharge papers of Billy N. Justice (via Deirdre Justice)
44-02-20	Camp Rousseau California (Port Hueneme)	Sea Pike	107th Naval Construction Battalion	???	Kwajalein Island, Marshall Islands (with a stop at Pearl Harbor)	44-03-07	The Log [a tour book of the 107th Naval Construction Battalion] (1946), via T. Hegre, whose father Albert Hegre was with the 107th seabees
44-02-21	Gourock, Scotland	Queen Mary	Unknown	Unknown	New York, NY	44-02-27	S. Harding - Gray Ghost
44-02-21	Newport News VA	General Buttner	6,000 Replacement Emlisted Men; 500 Replacement Officers	sailed alone	Casablanca	44-03-01	J. Hergendoreder, who was there
44-02-21	New York NY	Aquitania	12,000 troops (mostly replacements)	sailed alone	Glasgow, Scotland	44-02-28	Thomas Seagle (aboard), via T. Seagle (more)
44-02-22	New York, NY	Empire Argebus	910th Ordnance H.A.M Company (including the 107th Ordnance Motor Mechanic Company)	In convoy	Greenock, Scotland	???	Service Roecord of Jennings W. Reid (via son William Reid)
44-02-27	???	General George J. Simmonds	208th Engineering Combat Brigade (Company A & C confirmed on board)	In convoy	Argentia, Newfoundland	44-03-06	Travel log of soldiers on board (via Harold Odell Nelson's daughter, Ruth) (more)
44-02-28	Boston MA	Uruguay	428th Fighter Squadron; 82nd General Hospital Nurses	??? (same as Empress of Canada?)	Liverpool, England	44-03-10	R. A. Smith (more)
44-02-28	New York, NY	Frederick Lykes	467th Bombardment Group (788th Bombardment Squadron); US Navy Amphibious crews	In convoy	T. C. 251, Glasgow, Scotland	44-03-11	Microfilm roll A0660 at Maxwell AFB, via T. Ensminger; John H. Kellers (on board) (more)
44-02-28 (Embarked on 44-02-27)	Boston, MA (Camp Miles Standish)	Exchequer	712th Tank Battalion	In convoy	Gouroch, Scotland	44-03-08	History of the 712th Tank Battalion (via Louis Gruntz, Jr.)
44-02-28?	???	Empress of Canada?	???	??? (same as SS Uruguay)	???	???	R. A. Smith (more)
44-02-28?	Glasgow Scotland	???	150 men, just arrived on the Aquitania, who later became the 237th Signal Service Company	???	Reykjavik, Iceland	44-03-04	Thomas Seagle (aboard), via T. Seagle (more)
44-02 or 03?-??	USA	Aquitania	???	???	Gourock, Scotland	44-02 or 03?-??	Lyle Zeutzius (to W. Johnston)
44-03-01	New York NY	Queen Mary	74th General Hospital and other Army personnel (total of 11,950 troops & 1,190 crew)	sailed alone	Gourock, Scotland	44-03-07	W. McPherson (via D. McPherson) and S. Harding - Gray Ghost, p. 78
44-03-07	Hampton Roads VA	General W.A. Mann	326th and 327th Harbor Craft Companies; at least one Military Police Company; some Port Battalion personnel; replacements for USAAF in CBI	Unknown. Other ships departed with the Mann but the convoy became separated during a violent storm the first night out and the Mann proceeded alone.	Casablanca, French Morocco	44-03-16	T. Davis, 327th Harbor Crat Company, who was a board (more)
44-03-11	Gourock, Scotland	Queen Mary	2,042 passengers & 1,123 crew	Unknown	New York, NY	44-03-17	S. Harding - Gray Ghost
44-03-14	Argentia, Newfoundland	General George J. Simmonds	208th Engineering Combat Brigade (Company A & C confirmed on board)	In convoy	Greenock, Scotland	44-03-21	Travel log of soldiers on board (via Harold Odell Nelson's daughter, Ruth) (more)
44-03-19	New York NY	Santa Margarita	???	CU-18	Newberry, Wales	44-03-30	T. Snell (more)
44-03-20	Camp Stoneman near San Francisco CA	General R. L. Howze (AP-134)	3000 Infantry and Air Corps replacements	sailed alone	Goodenough Island, New Guinea	44-04-09	S. Castro, who was aboard (more)
44-03-21	New York NY	Queen Mary	34th Photo Reconnaissance Squadron (total of 12,072 troops & 1,099 crew)	sailed alone	Gourock, Scotland	44-03-27	R. Faulkner and S. Harding - Gray Ghost, p. 79 (more)
44-03-21	Oran Algeria	George B. McClellan	Replacements	??? (convoy of about 80 similar ships)	Naples (with one night stop in Augusta Harbor, Sicily)	44-03-30	J. Hergendoreder, who was there
44-03-22	USA	Marine Raven	Units of the 2nd Infantry Division	Unknown	ETO	44-??-??	Pfc. Ulmer Spinney (via William Spinney)
44-03-23?	Boston MA	Santa Rosa	44th Engineer Combat Battalion	??? (also in convoy was sister ship Santa Marie)	Bristol, UK	44-04-04? (took 13-14 days)	D. C. Brown (to son)
44-03-24	Boston, MA	James Parker	1st Battalion 941st Field Artillery (155\'s); Army nurses; 1500 soldiers of different units	Left Boston in convoy but was alone after first day.	Newport, England	44-04-04	"Greaswood Gazette" newsletter (via Gena "frenchie" Boisseau USN-Ret)
44-03-25	Camp Stoneman near San Francisco CA	General William M. Black	305th Infantry Regiment (77th Infantry Division)	???	Oahu, Hawaii	44-??-??	Capt. T. P. Field (to P. K. Turner) (more)
44-03-28	Camp Shanks, New York, NY	Mormacmoon	173rd Field Artillery Group	???	England	44-04-08	John L. Ovans (who was on board)
44-03-30	San Francisco, CA	Bloemfontein	???	???	New Caledonia	44-04-16	Gordon Shackleton, via J. Baker
44-03-31	Gourock, Scotland	Queen Mary	1,246 passengers & 1,091 crew	Unknown	New York, NY	44-04-06	S. Harding - Gray Ghost
44-04-05	Oran Algeria	Winchester Castle	326th and 327th Harbor Craft Companies; other US Units; some Italian POWs	sailed alone(?)	Port Said, Egypt	44-04-12	T. Davis, 327th Harbor Craft Company, who was a board (more)
44-04-05 or 06?	New York NY	Mauritania	300 U.S. replacement glider pilots; others	sailed alone	Liverpool, England	5 day voyage: 44-04-10 or 11?	G. Buckley (glider pilot aboard)
44-04-06	New York, NY	(unknown)	308th Engineer Combat Battalion (83rd Infantry Division)	???	Liverpool, England	44-04-18	History of 308th Engr Combat Bn, thanks to B. Ogstad
44-04-06	New York, NY	Exchequer	299th Engineer Combat Battalion	??? (convoy of 8 to 10 other transports and 3 or 4 destroyers or destroyer escorts)	Cardiff, Wales	44-04-17? (took 11 days)	J. Burke
44-04-07	New York, NY	Ile de France	Replacements bound for the ETO. Approx 10,000 enlisted men & 1,000 officers & nurses	sailed alone	Glasgow? Scotland	44-04-14	Harold G. Barkley
44-04-07	Boston, MA	Sea Porpoise	821st Tank Destroyer Battalion; 2 other unknown battalions	In convoy Number unknown	Newport, Wales	44-04-17	Unit History of the 821st Tank Destroyer Battalion (via Francis "Frank" Neuwirth)
44-04-10	New York NY	Queen Mary	2nd Cavalry Group Headquarters (total of 11,979 troops & 1,086 crew)	sailed alone	Gourock, Scotland	44-04-16	S. Harding - Gray Ghost; also "The Ghosts of Patton's Third Army: A History of the Second U.S. Cavalry"
44-04-13	Bombay India	Mount Vernon	2,904: US Navy casuals, US Army guard detail, US Army casuals, civilians, nurses, casuals, British Army guards, Australian Navy, Netherland Navy, POWs, patients, Merchant Marine patients, AFS patients, Lascars	??? (with USS Mariposa, HMS Quickmatch, HMS Quality, HMS Raider, HMS Cumberland)	Boston, MA	44-05-23	Mount Vernon civilian passenger J. Hostetler (more)
44-04-13	Bombay India	Mariposa	civilians and military	??? (with USS Mount Vernon, HMS Quickmatch, HMS Quality, HMS Raider, HMS Cumberland)	Boston, MA	44-05-23	Mount Vernon civilian passenger J. Hostetler (more)
44-04-14	Port Said Egypt	Otranto	327th Harbor Craft Company; a U. S. Military Police Company; others	Sailed Alone	Bombay, India	44-04-25	T. Davis, 327th Harbor Craft Company, who was a board (more)
44-04-17	New York NY	Nieuw Amsterdam	Ground Echelon 850th Bombardment Squadron ; William Cohan; Transportation Corps men; nurses; fighter pilots; an Engineer Battalion; Quartermaster Corps men	sailed alone	Firth of Clyde, Scotland	44-04-26	History of the 850th Bomb Squadron via T. Ensminger; W. Cohan in Lucky 7th (1990), p. 218 (more)
44-04-17	New York NY	Queen Elizabeth	492nd Bombardment Group (859th Bombardment Squadron and probably 3 other squadrons)	sailed alone	Firth of Clyde, Scotland (Gourock)	44-04-27	History of the 850th Bomb Squadron and microfilm roll A0667, from Maxwell, AFB (more)
44-04-21	Naples Italy	LCT	Replacements	???	Anzio Beachhead, Italy	44-04-22	J. Hergendoreder, who was there
44-04-22?	Naples Italy	LCT	Replacements	???	Anzio Beachhead, Italy	44-04-23?	R. Cloer (more)
44-04-22	New York, NY	Mauretania	2nd Squadron; 42nd Squadron; other 2nd Cavalry units	Sailed alone	Liverpool, England	44-04-30	"The Ghosts of Patton's Third Army: A History of the Second U.S. Cavalry"
44-04-23	Norfolk, VA	John Dickinson	Unknown	In convoy	???	???	Roy Brown (a crew member that was on board)
44-04-27	San Francisco, CA	West Point (AP23)	7,543 passengers (6,636 from Sydney to Milne Bay), including Richard Hess among parachute replacements	sailed alone	Milne Bay (via Sydney)	44-05-18	West Point crewman W. McLain; see R. Hess memoir of this crossing
44-04-30	Port Hueneme, CA	Santa Isabel	1,750 passengers	Sailed alone	Noumea, New Caledonia	44-05-17	USNR Lt.'s Diary
44-05-03	New York, NY	Henry Gibbons	168th Engineer Combat Battalion	In convoy	Bristol, England	44-05-15	Hinder Forward - The Unit History of the 168th Engineer Combat Battalion (via Richard V. Horrell)
44-05-03	Boston, MA	Britannica	50th Signal Battalion; others	Unknown	Liverpool, England	44-05-16	Ray Laffey (via Terry Hirsch)
44-05-07	Gourock, Scotland	Queen Mary	968 passengers & 935 crew	Unknown	New York, NY	44-05-13	S. Harding - Gray Ghost
44-05-10	New York, NY	Andes	1375th Engineer Petroleum Distribution Company; possibly the 361st SS Engineers?	Sailed alone	Liverpool, England	44-05-18 (Arrived 44-05-17)	Journal of Walter J. Reichle, Technician Fifth Grade, 1375th EPD (via Thomas A. Johnson)
44-05-13	Boston, MA	Colombie	Replacements from the 106th Infantry; others	In large convoy	Glasgow, Scotland	44-05-25	Glynn Raby (who was on board)
44-05-15	New York NY	Gripsholm	replacements	???	Liverpool, England	44-05-25	G. Saar, who was aboard
44-05-20	USA	Bloemfontein	Unknown	Unknown	Admiralty Islands	44-??	Ray French (whose father was on board)
44-05-23	Newport News, VA	General George M. Randall	5,173 US Army troops (including misc Red Cross)	Sailed alone	Bombay, India (via Melbourne)	44-07-05	Chuck Ulrich (crewmember)
44-06-??	New York NY	Aquitania	replacements??	sailed alone??	Scotland or England??	44-06 or 07	Jack Wickham, later of 38th Inf Reg (2nd Inf Div), via J. Baker
44-06-??	Japan	Marine Adder	787th Army Aviation Engineers	None	San Diego, CA	44-06-??	Jerry Doviak
44-06-05	Southampton, Englland	George W. Woodward	Armed Guard, Navy Special Repair (beachmaster)	In convoy	Normandy, France	44-06-06	Harold G. Ballard, Shipfitter 2nd Class (on board) (more)
44-06-06	Boston, MA	Wakefield	Replacement units	None	Liverpool, England	44-6-13	Robert Jacobson (who was on board) (via Robert W. Jacobson, Jr.); also discharge papers of Dale W. Blickenderfer (who was on board)
boarded 44-06-06; sailed 44-06-07	New York NY	Queen Mary	7th Armored Division (total of 11,993 troops & 1,112 crew)	sailed alone	Gourock, Scotland	44-06-13	Lucky 7th (1990), p. 38 and S. Harding - Gray Ghost
44-06-10	New York, NY	Argentina	unknown	unknown	??, England	44-06-25	Harry D. Sayles whose father was on board
44-06-14	New York NY	Washington	Bill Appleton	was in huge convoy; number unknown	Liverpool, England	44-06-30	B. Appleton (more)
44-06-15	New York, NY	Aquitania	Replacements from the 106th Infantry Division; Army Air Force piolets; Army WACs	Sailed alone	Scotland	45-06-22	George Peros (who was on board)
44-06-16	New York NY	William Mitchell (AP-114)	69th Naval Construction Battalion	???	Liverpool, England	44-06-28	S. C. Karoly (more)
44-06-16	Seattle WA	U. S. Grant	302nd Fighter Control Squadron (24 officers & 294 men)	???	Honolulu, HI	44-06-24	History of the 302nd Fighter Control Squadron
44-06-17	Gourock, Scotland	Queen Mary	4,898 passengers & 1,103 crew	Unknown	New York, NY	44-06-23	S. Harding - Gray Ghost
44-06-19	Townsville, Queensland, Australia	Taroona	Australian Troops in New Guinea Draft Detachment	???	Lae, New Guinea	44-06-23	Brian H. Longfield, via S. Daniels
44-06-20	New York, NY (Camp Shanks)	Louis Pasteur	Approx 3,000 unassigned replacement troops	In convoy - number unknown	Liverpool, England	44-06-??	Don C. Cox (who was on board) (via Jim Dees)
44-06-26	Boston or Rhode Island	Mauritania	248th Combat Engineers	???	Liverpool, England	44-07-05	Barbara Neuerman (whose father was on board)
44-06-27	Boston, MA	West Point (AP23)	159th Engineer Combat Battalion and others (7,706 passengers total)	sailed alone	Greenock Scotland	44-07-03	West Point crewman W. McLain and Unit History of the 159th Engineer Combat Batalion (via web form)
44-06-30	New York, NY	Edmund B. Alexander	Army Air Force replacements	In convoy Number unknown	Liverpool, England	44-07-13	Walter E. Boland (who was on board)
44-06-late??	San Francisco, CA	(unknown)	81st Infantry Division (321st Infantry Regiment)	???	Pearl Harbor, Hawaii	44-07-??	R. Moore of 321st Inf Reg
44-06 or 07-??	Melbourne, Australia	J. S. Boschfontein	84th Naval Construction Battalion	Unknown	San Francisco, CA	44-08-??	Documents belonging to Nowland D. Bambard (who was on board) (via Nowland D. Bambard, Jr.)

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