Chateau Thierry USAHS Comfort, aka US Navy AH-6 USAHS Dogwood USAHS Emily H. M. Weder USAHS Ernest Hinds USAHS Ernestine Koranda USAHS Frances Y. Slanger (ex-Italian liner Saturnia) USAHS Hope, aka US Navy AH-7 USAHS Jarrett M. Huddleston USAHS Jasmine USAHS John J. Meany USAHS John L. Clem USAHS Larkspur USAHS Louis A. Milne USAHS Marigold USAHS Mercy, aka US Navy AH-8 USAHS Poppy USAHS Relief USAHS Republic USAHS Seminole USAHS Shamrock USAHS St. Mihiel USAHS St. Olaf USAHS Thistle USAHS Wisteria Transport ships This is a partial list of ships in Army service under one of the following arrangements: Army owned Under bareboat charter (Army management of all operational aspects including crewing) Allocated by the War Shipping Administration (WSA) for varying periods with commercial crews Under a charter of the time or voyage type to Army with normal commercial crews Ships known to fall in each of these categories appear in the list below. In general only ships owned, under long term bareboat charter or allocation to the Army, first through the Quartermaster Corps and later the Transportation Corps, were formally designated as a U.S. Army Transport (USAT). Those under other arrangements continued operating as SS NAME. Essentially all maritime commercial cargo and passenger type vessels were under strict control of WSA under Executive Order No. 9054. Exempted from WSA control were combatants, vessels owned by Army or Navy and coastal and inland vessels. The FS numbered vessels and Army tugs do not normally have "USAT" in their names. They and other smaller Army craft were simply designated as Army with "U.S. Army" over the number. A Note: "Admiral' and "General" transports were P2 transport design variants, not an indicator of service affiliation. All the Navy's "Admiral" ships were transferred to the Army post war and were then renamed for generals. Those are found below under their Army names. USAT Acadia (See CSAV History) B USAT Borinquen (ferry) (ferry) (converted to cable ship) C USAT Chaumont (See CSAV History) USAT Cynthia Olsen – sunk 7 December 1941 D E (Ex Philippine war hospital ship Missouri found unfit for that service.) USAT Esther Johnson USAT Evangeline F (formerly ) G Note: The newer, large transports of WW II named for generals were the P2-S2-R2 variant of the P2 transport design, not an indicator of service affiliation. All of the "Admiral" variants that were put into service were transferred to the