_Aeolus_ _Antigone_ _Calamares_ _Covington_ _DeKalb_ _Finland_ _Hancock_ _Harrisburg_ _Henderson_ _Huron_ _K. der Nederlanden_ _Kroonland_ _Lenape_ _Louisville_ _Madawaska_ _H. R. Mallory_ _Martha Washington_ _Matsonia_ _Maui_ _Mercury_ _Northern Pacific_ _Orizaba_ _Pastores_ _Plattsburg_ _Pocahontas_ _Powhatan_ _President Lincoln_ _Princess Matoika_ _Rijndam_ _Sierra_ _Susquehanna_ _Tenadores_ _Von Steuben_ _Wilhelmina_ _Zeelandia_ The battleships and cruisers employed in troop transportation brought back more than 145,000 men, as follows: Battleships--_Connecticut_, 4,861; _Georgia_, 5,869; _Kansas_, 7,486; _Louisiana_, 4,714; _Michigan_, 1,052; _Minnesota_, 3,955; _Missouri_, 3,278; _Nebraska_, 4,530; _New Hampshire_, 4,900; _New Jersey_, 4,675; _Ohio_, 778; _Rhode Island_, 5,303; _South Carolina_, 4,501; _Vermont_, 4,795; _Virginia_, 5,784; total, 66,481. Cruisers--_Charleston_, 7,704; _Frederick_, 9,659; _Huntington_, 11,913; _Montana_, 8,800; _North Carolina_, 8,962; _Pueblo_, 10,136; _Rochester_, 317; _Seattle_, 9,397; _South Dakota_, 3,463; _St. Louis_, 8,437; total, 78,788. Merchant ships converted into troop-carriers, and used in bringing soldiers home were: _Alaskan_ _Amphion_ _Ancon_ _Arcadia_ _Arizonian_ _Artemis_ _Black Arrow_ _Buford_ _Callao_ _Canandaigua_ _Canonicus_ _Cape May_ _Comfort_ _Dakotan_ _Eddelyn_ _El Sol_ _El Oriente_ _Etten_ _Eurana_ _Floridian_ _Freedom_ _Gen. Goethals_ _Gen. Gorgas_ _Housatonic_ _Iowan_ _Kentuckian_ _Lancaster_ _Liberator_ _E. F. Luckenbach_ _Edward Luckenbach_ _F. J. Luckenbach_ _Julia Luckenbach_ _Katrina Luckenbach_ _K. I. Luckenbach_ _W. A. Luckenbach_ _Marica_ _Mercy_ _Mexican_ _Minnesotan_ _Montpelier_ _Nansemond_ _Ohioan_ _Otsego_ _Panaman_ _Paysandu_ _Peerless_ _Philippines_ _Radnor_ _Roanoke_ _Santa Ana_ _Santa Barbara_ _Santa Cecilia_ _Santa Clara_ _Santa Elena_ _Santa Elisa_ _Santa Leonora_ _Santa Malta_ _Santa Olivia_ _Santa Paula_ _Santa Rosa_ _Santa Teresa_ _Scranton_ _Shoshone_ _Sol Navis_ _South Bend_ _Suwanee_ _Texan_ _Tiger_ _Troy_ _Virginian_ _Yale_ These converted cargo ships brought 441,986 passengers, 10,452 wounded; total 452,438. The nine German passenger ships employed after the armistice brought back 138,928. When the troop movement was near its close, in September, 1918, Admiral Gleaves, who had been in charge from the beginning, was made commander-in-chief of the Asiatic fleet. He was succeeded by Captain C. B. Morgan. The Cruiser and Transport Force, which at its maximum comprised a fleet of 142 vessels, of 2,341,038 tons displacement, carried across the Atlantic, going to or returning from Europe, approximately 2,600,000 persons. And this without the loss, through navigation or enemy action, of any soldier entrusted to its care.