1945 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
45-early??	Bougainville	Goodhue	132nd Infantry Regiment and other units of the Americal Division	???	Leyte, Philippines	45-early??	D. Cooper, whose father was aboard
45-01-01	New York, NY	Brazil	1366th Engineer Truck Battalion; 924th Ordnance Heavy Automotive Maintenance Company; 294th FA Obsn Battalion; many FA and Med personnel; ???	57-ship convoy	Le Havre, France	45-01-16	D. Cooper, whose father was aboard (more); also Fredric M. Cooper (who was on board) (more); also Carl Steitz (who was on board)
45-01-01	New York, NY	Queen Mary	18th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron Troop A; others	Unknown	Gourock, Scotland	45-01-07	S. Harding - Gray Ghost; also Stanley Shavalier (who was on board) (via Tena Puisis)
45-01-02	New York, NY	General M. C. Meigs (AP-116)	Unknown	???	Newport News, VA	45-01-03	Ship's voyage log of Joseph Gutsick (via Mike Gutsick)
45-01-02	New York, NY	Borinquen	Unknown	In Convoy (Number Unknown)	Azores	45-??-??	T. Healy (who was on board) (more)
45-01-03??	Peleliu?	(French ship)	81st Infantry Division (321st Infantry Regiment)	???	New Caledonia	45-01-14? (about 2 weeks)	R. Moore of 321st Inf Reg
45-01-03 embarked 45-01-01	New York, NY	Henry Gibbons	782nd Tank Battalion; 134th Evacuation Hospital; 1471st Engineer Maintenance Company; 565th Quartermaster Railhead Company; 553rd Ambulance Company	???	Le Harve, France	45-01-16	Patricia Christensen (whose uncle was on board)
45-01-04 embarked 45-01-03	Newport News, VA	West Point (AP23)	85th Mountain Infantry Regiment, 87th Mountain Infantry Regiment (10th Mountain Division) (total of 7,741 passengers)	sailed alone	Naples, Italy	45-01-13	Soldiers on Skis, via R. Raney and West Point crewman W. McLain (more)
45-01-06	Newport News, Virginia	General M. C. Meigs (AP-116)	10th Mountain Division Non-Regimental Units: Click here for complete list.	???	Naples, Italy	45-01-18	Soldiers on Skis, via R. Raney (more) also Ship's voyage log of Joseph Gutsick (via Mike Gutsick)
45-01-07	New York, NY	Queen Elizabeth	about 15,000 replacements, including J. Walker	sailed alone	Greenock, Scotland	45-01-13	J. Walker
45-01-08	Boston, MA	Mariposa	70th Infantry Division Special Troops Main Body (270th Engr Combat Bn, 370th Med Bn, 570th Signal Co, 770th Ord Co, 70th QM Co, 70th Recon Troop, & 725th, 882nd, 883rd, 884th Field Artillery Bns)	???	Marseilles, France	45-01-18	S.K. Dixon (from 70th Division Historian Charlie Pence and The Trailblazers (more)
45-01-08	??	Alpine	Participants in Lingayen Landings	??	Lingayen	45-01-11	Mariner's Museum via T. Monday (more)
45-01-09	Hobart, Tasmania (continuing from Los Angeles, CA on 44-12-19)	General George M. Randall (AP-115)	596th Air Engineering Squadron (380th Air Service Group); nurses; Red Cross workers; unknown others (5500 troops on board)	?? (with Gen. Billy Mitchell and Empress of Scotland, 1 cruiser, 2 destroyers)	Bombay, India	45-01-23	J. Baker (more)
45-01-09	Hobart, Tasmania	General Billy Mitchell	597th Air Engineering Squadron (381st Air Service Group); unknown others	?? (with Gen. George M. Randall and Empress of Scotland, 1 cruiser, 2 destroyers)	???	left convoy prior to the Randall reaching Bombay on 45-01-23	J. Baker (more)
45-01-09	Hobart, Tasmania	Empress of Scotland	New Zealand troops (headed for Italy)	?? (with Gen. Billy Mitchell and Gen. George M. Randall, 1 cruiser, 2 destroyers)	?? (troops enroute to Italy)	left convoy 45-01-20	J. Baker (more)
45-01-13	Gourock, Scotland	Queen Mary	Unknown	Unknown	New York, NY	45-01-19	S. Harding - Gray Ghost
45-01-14	Hollandia, New Guinea	General R. L. Howze (AP-134)	3,122 Army troops		San Pedro Bay, Leyte Island, Phillippines	45-01-17	War diary of the USS General R. L. Howze (AP-134) (via Leo W. Albright)
45-01-18	Boston, MA	Ile de France	approx 3,500 men - 1/4 Air Force remainder Infantry (some later attached to the 398th Bomb Group)	In convoy	Glasgow, Scotland	45-01-26	James L. Holloway (who was on board) (more)
45-01-19	??	Alpine	Participants in Subic Bay, Luzon Landings	??	Luzon	45-01-20	Mariner's Museum via T. Monday (more)
45-01-19	Boston, MA	Edmund B. Alexander	341st Infantry Unit (86th Division, 3rd Army)	Unknown	Le Havre, France	45-03-02	Letters from Gary Karlson's father's commanding officer
45-01-20	Naples, Italy	General M. C. Meigs (AP-116)	Unknown	???	Mers El Khabir, Algeria	45-01-22	Ship's voyage log of Joseph Gutsick (via Mike Gutsick)
45-01-23	Mers El Khabir, Algeria	General M. C. Meigs (AP-116)	Unknown	???	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	45-02-03	Ship's voyage log of Joseph Gutsick (via Mike Gutsick)
45-01-23	San Pedro Bay, Leyte Island, Phillippines	General R. L. Howze (AP-134)	473 Army soldiers	In convoy	Manus Island, Admiralty Island	45-01-30	War diary of the USS General R. L. Howze (AP-134) (via Leo W. Albright)
45-01-24	New York, NY	Queen Mary	Unknown	Unknown	Gourock, Scotland	45-01-30	S. Harding - Gray Ghost
45-01-26	Hawaii	LST 723	part of 302nd Fighter Control Squadron	(Assault Convoy)	Eniwetok, Marshall Islands	45-02-03	History of the 302nd Fighter Control Squadron
45-01-26	Hawaii	LST 792	part of 302nd Fighter Control Squadron	(Assault Convoy)	Eniwetok, Marshall Islands	45-02-03	History of the 302nd Fighter Control Squadron
45-01-31??	New York, NY	United States	661st Field Artillery Battalion; c. 15,000 troops on board	sailed alone	Southampton, England?	45-02-08??	H. Tenenbaum (661st FAB)
45-02-??	Cherbourg, France	Unknown (Hospital ship)	Wounded	Unknown	England	45-02-??	Clyde Lee Estes (who was on board)
45-02-03	USA	Unknown	Infantry replacements	Unknown	EAMET	45-03-13	DD-214 of Carl Sutton's father
45-02-05	Honolulu, HI	Sea Sturgeon	part of 302nd Fighter Control Squadron (1 officers & 8 men)	(1st Eschelon Convoy)	Eniwetok, Marshall Islands	45-02-13	History of the 302nd Fighter Control Squadron
45-02-05	Eniwetok, Marshall Islands	LST 723	part of 302nd Fighter Control Squadron	(Assault Convoy)	Saipan, Mariannas Islands	45-02-10	History of the 302nd Fighter Control Squadron
45-02-05	Eniwetok, Marshall Islands	LST 792	part of 302nd Fighter Control Squadron	(Assault Convoy)	Saipan, Mariannas Islands	45-02-10	History of the 302nd Fighter Control Squadron
45-02-05	Gourock, Scotland	Queen Mary	3,293 passengers & 1,140 crew	Unknown	New York, NY	45-02-11	S. Harding - Gray Ghost
45-02-05	Portland Bill, Dorset, England	Unknown	777th Tank Battalion	Unknown	Le Havre, France	45-02-05	(via Charles W. Ray, Jr. whose father was on board)
45-02-07	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	General M. C. Meigs (AP-116)	Unknown	???	Naples, Italy	45-02-22	Ship's voyage log of Joseph Gutsick (via Mike Gutsick)
45-02-08	Pier 5, Berth K, U. S. naval Supply Depot, Oakland, CA	Elizabeth C. Stanton (AP-69)	50 naval seamen; 3 Ensigns, (listed by name, number and ship, one heading to USS Frybarger, DE-705 and one heading to USS Hallon, DE-703); 704 servicemen; 4 Navy Officers; 60 Army officers.	sailed alone	Segnon Channel, Berth 4, Espiritu Santo, New Hebrides Islands	45-02-23	N. Miller, whose father was in the crew (more)
45-02-09	Hollandia, New Guinea	LST 577	mostly infantry replacements of the 270th Replacement Company (21st Replacement Depot)	???	torpedoed off New Guinea by Japanese submarine RO 50 (Capt. Kimura)	45-02-11	Individual Deceased Personnel File of an officer aboard, via E. M. Rucks (more)
45-02-10	Angaur, Pelau	LST 128	Members of the US Marine 7th AAA Battalion	???	Pearl Harbor, HI	45-02-16	Alumni testimonials and military records of a now deceased Marine (via Larry Daniels)
45-02-10	Boston, MA	West Point (AP23)	7690 passengers: c. 5000 replacement troops	sailed alone	Greenoch (The Clyde), Scotland	45-02-18	J. Simeral (more) and West Point crewman W. McLain
45-02-11	New York, NY	Henry T. Gibbons (USAT 288)	658th Field Artillery Battalion; others	In convoy (number unknown)	Le Havre, France	45-02-23	Unit Journal of 658th Field Artillery Battalion (via Bill Mullen)
45-02-12	Saipan, Mariannas Islands	LST 723	part of 302nd Fighter Control Squadron	(Assault Convoy)	Saipan, Mariannas Islands	45-03-02	History of the 302nd Fighter Control Squadron
45-02-12	Saipan, Mariannas Islands	LST 792	part of 302nd Fighter Control Squadron	(Assault Convoy)	Iwo Jima	45-02-24	History of the 302nd Fighter Control Squadron
45-02-19	New York, NY	Queen Mary	11,226 troops & 1,382 crew	Unknown	Gourock, Scotland	45-02-24	S. Harding - Gray Ghost
45-02-19	???	General A. E. Anderson	POW's and others	sailed alone	San Francisco, CA	45-03-08	Jack Heyn (who was on board) (more)
45-02-21	Eniwetok, Marshall Islands	Sea Sturgeon	part of 302nd Fighter Control Squadron (1 officers & 8 men)	1st Eschelon Convoy	Saipan, Mariannas Islands	45-02-25	History of the 302nd Fighter Control Squadron
45-02-26	Pier 4, Navy 140, Segond Channel, Espiritu Santo, New Hebrides Islands	Elizabeth C. Stanton (AP-69)	1 officer and 54 men ; 6 USMC enlisted; 1 Army Officer from APO 708; 6 Army officers from APO 709; 212 Army enlisted; 250 Navy enlisted; 7 Naval Officers (listed by name and intended final destination).	sailed alone	Kukum Beach, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	45-02-28	N. Miller, whose father was in the crew (more)
45-02-26	Naples, Italy	General M. C. Meigs (AP-116)	Unknown	???	Pier 51, New York, NY	45-03-08	Ship's voyage log of Joseph Gutsick (via Mike Gutsick)
45-03-04	Kukum Docks, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	Elizabeth C. Stanton (AP-69)	975th QM Service Co., 2 officers and 208 enlisted men, (55, listed by name and rank, did temporary duty at Japtan Island, Eniwetok Atoll, Marshall Islands from 13 March 1945 thru 17 March 1945); 976th QM Service Co., 3 Officers, 205 enlisted men; 977th QM Service Co., 3 officers, 208 enlisted men; 3388th QM Truck Co., 3 officers and 128 enlisted men; 48th Station Hospital, 23 officers, 23 Nurses(American Red Cross, 3 debarked March 8, 1945 Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands) and 250 enlisted men; 3766th QM Truck Co., 3 officers and 129 enlisted men; 159th Port Co., 4 officers and 208 enlisted men; 222nd Station Hospital, 19 officers (debarked March 8, 1945 Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands). Casuals 2. Total 66 Officers, 23 nurses, 6 American Red Cross (Female) and 1457 enlisted men.	escorted	Berth 5, Port Apra, Guam, Marianas Islands (via Kwajalein Atoll and Eniwetok Atoll, Marshall Islands)	45-03-22	N. Miller, whose father was in the crew (more)
45-03-04	Hollandia, New Guinea	(unknown)	wounded troops	???	San Francisco, CA	45-03-25	S. Castro, who was aboard (more)
45-03-04	Seattle, WA	Exchange	Elements of the 315th Bomb Wing, 16th Bomb Group, and 501st Bomb Group	???	Guam	45-04-14	Larry (315bw.org )
45-03-05	Gourock, Scotland	Queen Mary	4,111 passengers and 1,366 crew	sailed alone	New York, NY	45-03-11	S. Harding - Gray Ghost
45-03-05	Saipan, Mariannas Islands	Sea Sturgeon	part of 302nd Fighter Control Squadron (1 officers & 8 men)	1st Eschelon Convoy	Iwo Jima	45-03-07	History of the 302nd Fighter Control Squadron
45-03-15	San Francisco	General Patrick	about 5000 Army replacements	alone to New Guinea; then convoy to Leyte	Leyte, Philippines	45-04-18	D. Collins
45-03-16	Seattle, WA	Dorothea L. Dix	Personnel of the 73rd and 76th Air Service Groups	Unknown	Guam	45-04-11	Larry (315bw.org )
45-03-18	Leyte, Philippine Islands	??? (LST)	various military	???	Okinawa, Japan	45-04-01	R. Nelson’s diary (more)
45-03-18	New York, NY	Queen Mary	10,905 troops and 1,385 crew	sailed alone	Gourock, Scotland	45-03-25	S. Harding - Gray Ghost
45-03-22	Naples, Italy	Georgic	Unknown	Unknown	Liverpool, England (via Gibraltar)	45-??	"The Coleraine Battery" by Ronnie Gamble (via Ronnie Gamble)
45-03-23	Los Angeles, CA (Long Beach)	General Leroy Eltinge	23rd Signal Construction Battalion; units of SACO (Naval Group China); Red Cross workers	unescorted to Melbourne	Calcutta, India (via 2 day stop in Melbourne, Australia)	???	H. Bloesch, via J. Baker (more); Info from Hugh E. Reams
45-03-24	New York, NY	General M. C. Meigs (AP-116)	Unknown	???	Colon, Panama	45-03-30	Ship's voyage log of Joseph Gutsick (via Mike Gutsick)
45-03-25	Berth 5, Port Apra, Guam, Marianas Islands	Elizabeth C. Stanton (AP-69)	31 Navy enlist men (listed by name, rank, and number), 4 Navy officers (listed by name, rank and number) for transportation to Saipan, Marianas Islands. 17 Navy enlisted (listed by name, rank and number), for transportation to Tinian, Marianas Islands. 2 officers and 64 men of the 506th Fighter Group for transportation to APO 247.	escorted by USS Raby (DE-986)	Berth 2, Tinian Harbor, Marianas Islands	45-03-26	N. Miller, whose father was in the crew (more)
45-03-26	Camp Stoneman; San Francisco, CA	General John Pope (AP-110)	replacement troops	alone to Port Morsby, New Guinea on 45-04-25; then convoy to Manila	Manila, Philippines	45-05-??	former member of 33rd Infantry Division to b52@ azstarnet.com (more)
45-03-27	ETO	Mount Vernon	Patients (including at least one from Company K, 120th Infantry, 30th Infantry Division)	Unknown	USA	45-04-03	Meal ticket and discharge papers of Al G. Rothe Jr.'s father
45-03-28	Hampton Roads, VA	Wakefield	Army Infantry Replacements	sailed alone	Naples, Italy (after stop at Oman)	45-04-(04-06?)	H. Barger
45-03-28	Berth 2, Tinian Harbor, Marianas Islands (and on 45-03-29 from Berth 26, Saipan Harbor, Marianas Islands)	Elizabeth C. Stanton (AP-69)	Patients, 6 Officers; 49 Navy enlisted men; 62 Marines; 10 Army; 3 Merchant Marines. (These passengers were listed by name, rank, number and assignment and boarded at Tinian Harbor.) 1 Army officer, 172 Army enlisted men, 10 Navy enlisted men embarked at Saipan.	sailed alone	Berth S21, Pearl Harbor, Oahu, Territory Hawaii	45-04-07	N. Miller, whose father was in the crew (more)
45-03-29	Gourock, Scotland	Queen Mary	3,895 passengers and 1,387 crew	sailed alone	New York, NY	45-04-04	S. Harding - Gray Ghost
45-03-30	Colon, Panama	General M. C. Meigs (AP-116)	Unknown	???	Balboa, Panama	45-03-30	Ship's voyage log of Joseph Gutsick (via Mike Gutsick)
45-03-31	Balboa, Panama	General M. C. Meigs (AP-116)	Unknown	???	San Juan, Puerto Rico	45-04-03	Ship's voyage log of Joseph Gutsick (via Mike Gutsick)
45-03-late	Leyte, Philippine Islands	Alpine	Participants in Okinawa Landings	??	Okinawa, Japan	45-04-01	Mariner's Museum via T. Monday (more)
45-04-04	San Juan, Puerto Rico	General M. C. Meigs (AP-116)	Unknown	???	Pier 51, New York, NY	45-04-07	Ship's voyage log of Joseph Gutsick (via Mike Gutsick)
45-04-05	Hampton Roads, VA	America	comedian Red Skelton	???	Naples, Italy	45-04-15	H. Barger (more); also Mark Black (whose father, Donald L. Black was on board)
45-04-06	Seattle, WA	Cape Newenham	Ground echelon of the 331st Bomb Group and 502nd Bomb Group	Unknown	Guam	45-05-11	Larry (315bw.org )
45-04-08	New York, NY	Unknown	Unknown	Unknown	Scotland (But weather was bad at Scotland, ship couldn't dock, went on to Germany or France to drop troops off)	45-04-13	US Army discharge paper for TEC 5 Melvin L. Dunham (via Jerry Dunham, CMSGT, USAF (Ret.)
45-04-13	Camp Lucky Strike	John Ericsson	100 RAMPs, about 100 men returning on rotation, a number of litter patients	Convoy, but number unknown	Staten Island, New York	45-04-28	P. House, former POW from 590th FAB of 106th Inf Div (more)
45-04-14	San Diego, CA	Admiral C. F. Hughes	6000 Marine replacements, including B. Perry; 54th Replacement Draft	???	Weymouth Bay, England	45-04-27	B. Perry (more) also Bill Knebel (who was on board)
45-04-15	Seattle, WA	Kota Baroe	Personnel of the 75th Air Service Group	Unknown	Guam	45-05-10	Larry (315bw.org )
45-04-16	New York, NY	General M. C. Meigs (AP-116)	Unknown	???	San Juan, Puerto Rico	45-04-03	Ship's voyage log of Joseph Gutsick (via Mike Gutsick)
45-04-22	Le Havre, France	Argentina	Mostly RAMPs (ex POWs)	???	New York, NY	45-05-05	R. Peterson
45-04-27	Pier 2, Nawiliwili, Kauai, Territory Hawaii (and Pier 27, Honolulu Harbor, Oahu, Territory Hawaii)	Elizabeth C. Stanton (AP-69)	Unnamed number of troops (Marines) boarded at Nawiliwili on 22nd and 23rd of Arpil, 1945. At Honolulu, from the 75th Station Hospital, 69 nurses; 1563rd Engr., 7 officers and 191 enlisted men; 3024th QM, 1 officer and 55 enlisted men; 3020th Engr., 4 officers and 103 enlisted men. 325th AAA, 10 officers and 497 enlisted men; 2704th Engr., 3 officers and 101 enlisted men; 3345th Signal Service, 1 officer and 35 enlisted men. Total embarking at Honolulu, 95 officers and 982 enlisted men.	was in convoy (click here for details)	Berth 148, Southwest anchorage, Okinawa Island (via Eniwetok Atoll, Marshall Islands and Ulithi Atoll, Caroline Islands)	45-06-03	N. Miller, whose father was in the crew (more)
45-04-27	Weymouth Bay, England	General M. C. Meigs (AP-116)	Unknown	???	Le Havre, France	45-04-28	Ship's voyage log of Joseph Gutsick (via Mike Gutsick)
45-04-30	Le Havre, France	General M. C. Meigs (AP-116)	Unknown	???	Southampton, England	45-05-03	Ship's voyage log of Joseph Gutsick (via Mike Gutsick)
45-05-??	Far East	Queen of Bermuda	Royal Air Force; others?	??	Southampton, England	45-05-??	Ken Stofer (who was on board)
45-05-??	Southampton, England	Louis Pasteur	Royal Air Force; others?	??	Quebec City, Quebec Canada	45-05-??	Ken Stofer (who was on board)
45-05-early?	New York, NY	John Ericsson	???	Convoy, but number unknown	LeHavre, France	45-05-mid?	E. Bryner, utilityman in the crew
45-05-02	San Francisco, CA	General Howze (AP-134)	3,104 Soldiers, Sailers & Marines	None	Eniwetok Atoll, Marshall Islands	45-05-16	War diary of the USS General R. L. Howze (AP-134) (via Leo W. Albright)
45-05-04	Southampton, England	General M. C. Meigs (AP-116)	Unknown	???	Newport News, VA	45-05-14	Ship's voyage log of Joseph Gutsick (via Mike Gutsick)
45-05-06	Seattle, WA	Cape Victory	509th Composite Group; 390th Air Service Group	Unknown	Pearl Harbor, HI	45-05-13	The Manhattan Project Heritage Preservation Assoc., Inc. and the 509th CG Pictorial Album - 1945 (via Patrick Cummings)
45-05-mid??	Europe	LeJeune	Capt. William Clyde McKinley (Army Air Corps)	???	U.S.A.	45-05-21	Diary of Capt. William McKinley, via T. Ensminger
45-05-mid??	Le Havre, France	John Ericsson	"large number of soldiers" (some possibly picked up in Southampton)	may have been in convoy	New York, NY	45-05-late?	E. Bryner, utilityman in the crew
45-05-15	Okinawa, Japan	Sea Flasher	Unknown	Unknown	Ulithi Atoll, Micronesia	45-05-21	Beth Kramer (whose father was on board)
45-05-16	Pearl Harbor, HI	Cape Victory	509th Composite Group; 390th Air Service Group	Unknown	Tinian Island, Marianas	45-05-29 (Disembarked 45-05-30)	The Manhattan Project Heritage Preservation Assoc., Inc. and the 509th CG Pictorial Album - 1945 (via Patrick Cummings)
45-05-17	Eniwetok Atoll, Marshall Islands	General Howze (AP-134)	2,472 Soldiers	None	Ulithi Atoll, Micronesia	???	War diary of the USS General R. L. Howze (AP-134) (via Leo W. Albright)
45-05-17	ETO	General William M. Black	Unknown	???	Boston, MA	45-05-28	Telegram from Sgt Ralph L. Maassen (via son Ron Maassen)
45-05-19	Port Sumay, Guam	Fairland	54th Replacement Draft group (Marines); others	Unknown	Okinawa	45-05-27	Bill Knebel (who was on board)
45-05-21	Newport News, VA	General M. C. Meigs (AP-116)	Unknown	???	Naples, Italy	45-06-02	Ship's voyage log of Joseph Gutsick (via Mike Gutsick)
45-05-21	Gourock, Scotland	Aquitania	British troops, RAMPS, wounded, US troops (former POWs), others?	???	New York, NY	45-05-28	Stan Perkins (who was on board) (more)
45-05-22	Le Havre, France	Santa Margarita	199 RAMPs (ex-POWs)	UC-69	New York, NY	45-06-03	T. Snell NY Times (6/4/45, p. 5) (more)
45-05-22	Ulithi Atoll, Micronesia	Sea Flasher	Unknown	Unknown	Guam	45-05-23	Beth Kramer (whose father was on board)
45-05-23	Le Harve, France	Monticello	RAMPS (Recovered Allied Military Personnel)	Approx 20 ships	New York, NY (via Southampton)	45-06-02 ??	War Diary of 1st Lt. McKie M. Trotter III (via his son, I. Todd Trotter)
45-05-28 or 29	Le Havre, France	Mormacmoon	RAMPs (ex POWs)	none?	Newport News, VA	45-06-03 or 04	S. Colby (more)
45-05-30	Le Havre, France	Sea Robin	RAMPs (ex POWs)	Unknown	New York, NY	45-06-11	Bible and discharge papers of Roy Austin Green (via Ben Evans)
45-06-early	Southampton, England	George Washington	wounded troops	none?	Pier 18; Staten Island; New York, NY	45-06-??	A. Sullivan
45-06-first week	Le Havre, France	William H. Smith	20 unattached former glider pilots	none?	Norfolk, VA	45-06-last week (22 day voyage)	G. Buckley (aboard)
45-06-??	England	Atlantis	wounded troops	none?	Savannah, GA	45-06-??	J. Simeral (more)
45-06-??	ETO	General W. P. Richardson	1,802 troops total including men of the 15th Air Force; 100th Infantry Battalion; 1st Armored Division; 496th Quartermaster Company; 16 British censors from Trinidad; one US Congressman (Rep. Lyle Boren of Oklahoma)	Unknown	New York, NY	45-06-07	Records of James V. Fassanella (who was on board)
45-06-01	Le Havre, France	Sea Porpoise	RAMPs (ex POWs)	???	New York, NY	45-06-12	R. Cook, RAMP who was aboard
45-06-01	San Francisco, CA	Sacajawea	Replacements for the 40th Division 185th Infantry	None	Pearl Harbor, HI	45-06-09	Diary of Art Morneweck (on board)
45-06-04	Naples, Italy	General M. C. Meigs (AP-116)	Unknown	???	Newport News, VA	45-06-14	Ship's voyage log of Joseph Gutsick (via Mike Gutsick)
45-06-05	Le Havre, France	Admiral Benson	ex POWs ??	???	Pier 88, New York, NY	45-06-12	Diary of Hank Gould, via E. Gould
45-06-05	New York, NY	Queen Mary	1,207 passengers and 1,026 crew	sailed alone	Gourock, Sctoland	45-06-10	S. Harding - Gray Ghost
45-06-08	Berth 148, Southwest anchorage, Okinawa Island	Elizabeth C. Stanton (AP-69)	USMC, 38 Officers and men (listed by name, branch, rank and number) for transportation to Naval Hospital, Saipan, Marianas Islands and 1 USCG (by name).	Task unit 31.29.1 escorted by US McClelland (DE-750)	Berth L-52, Saipan, Marianas Islands	45-06-12	N. Miller, whose father was in the crew (more)
45-06-15	Gourock, Scotland	Queen Mary	735th Military Police Battalion, as part of 12,326 American troops and 2,200 Navy personnel, and one lone Congressman. (total of 14,777 troops & 893 crew)	Task unit 31.29.1 escorted by US McClelland (DE-750)	Berth L-52, Saipan, Marianas Islands	45-06-20	S. Harding - Gray Ghost and J. Holman, 735th MP Bn who was aboard (more)
45-06-15	Pearl Harbor, HI	Sacajawea	Replacements for the 40th Division 185th Infantry	In convoy	Leyte Island	45-07-09	Diary of Art Morneweck (on board)
45-06-17	Southampton, England	Dnora Castle	3166 ART/FC Company (616 OBAM Battalion)	Sailed alone	Le Havre, France	45-06-18	Edward G. Horn (who was on board)
45-06-19	Saipan, Mariannas Islands	AP118	men on 45 days R& R	???	San Francisco, CA	45-07-06	History of the 302nd Fighter Control Squadron
45-06-late	Le Havre, France	General Richardson	mixture	???	Fish Pier, Boston, MA	45-06-late	TSgt G. W. Eldridge (to son), Weapons Platoon, Company I, 26th Infantry Regiment (1st Infantry Division)
45-06-22	Southampton, England	Argentina	Individual High-Point men (from 102nd Cav; 186th FA Bn; 745th Tank Bn; 2nd Ranger Bn; 56th Sig Bn; 987 FA Bn; 112th Eng Bn; 955th FA Bn; 112th Eng Bn; 53rd Med Bn; V Corps Arty; 382 Med Coll Co; 787 Tank Bn; 612 TD Bn; 38th Cav Rcn; 668th Eng Topo)	unknown	Newport News, VA	45-06-30	T/4 R. H. Searl, formerly of 56th Sig Bn, who was aboard (more)
45-06-22	Berth 3, Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands	Elizabeth C. Stanton (AP-69)	79 casualties; 1 Red Cross (male); 9 Army officers; 6 Navy officers; 484 Navy enlisted men; 313 Army enlisted men. Total: 896 passengers.	sailed alone	Dock 3, Grand Quay, Noumea, New Caledonia (no one debarked; just took on more passengers for 45-06-27 sailing)	44-06-25	N. Miller, whose father was in the crew (more)
45-06-23	Norfolk, VA	General M. C. Meigs (AP-116)	Unknown	???	Gibraltar	45-07-02	Ship's voyage log of Joseph Gutsick (via Mike Gutsick)
45-06-26	Le Havre, France	Monterey	part of 104th Infantry Division	???	New York, NY	45-07-03	P. Branton
45-06-26	New York, NY	Queen Mary	379th AAA Battalion (9th Army) 1,040 passengers and 903 crew	sailed alone	Gourock, Scotland	45-07-01	Inlisted Record and Report of Separation of Sammy I. Wozumi (via Eugene Williams) and S. Harding - Gray Ghost
45-06-27	Dock 3, Grand Quay, Noumea, New Caledonia	Elizabeth C. Stanton (AP-69)	3 men from the 47th US Naval Construction Battalion (by name and number); 485 Navy passengers; French sailors: 2 officers, 6 warrant officers, and 164 enlisted men; Army casualties: 53 enlisted men; Navy causalties: 1 officer, 105 enlisted men, patients: 2 officers, 1 warrant officer, 36 enlisted men; Marine patients, 1 enlisted man; Merchant Marine patients: 3.	sailed alone	Pier 7, San Francisco, CA	45-07-11	N. Miller, whose father was in the crew (more)
45-06-30	Le Havre, France	Wakefield	99th Chemical Mortar Battalion; 782nd Tank Battalion; more?	Unknown	Boston, MA	45-07-06	OUR PART: A History of the 99th Chemical Mortar Battalion, via M. Smith of the 99th Bn, who was aboard; also Patricia Christensen (whose uncle was on board); others
45-June or July	Unknown	Cristobal	314 Army officers, 3,000 Army enlisted, one French Army officer, 4 Red Cross workers (including the 23rd Headquarters Special Troop Unit)	Unknown	Hampton Roads, VA	45-07-Early	Newspaper clipping from papers of Michael J. LaRocca
45-summer	Port Hueneme, CA	Sea Devil	3000 Navy personnel	???	Yokosuka, Japan (via Marshall Islands, Okinawa)	45-summer	Jim Golden who was aboard

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