The documents available to me only cover events up to July 1; other ships may have joined from (or left at) other ports later on. Please scroll down to the bottom of this page for possible, additional ships.

Commodore C. G. Brodie, R.N.R. was in John Fitch, Vice Commodore, Commander F. T. Stevenson U.S.N. was in Cistula.

Average speed of convoy: 8 1/2 knots.

Under "Narrative of Voyage", the Commodore has written simply "dull".

The following 17 ships were present from Port Said on June 24:

For the U.S.:
Fernbrook - voyage from Mersin, arrived Baltimore on July 19-1944.
Cardinal Gibbons - voyage from Bombay, arrived Baltimore on July 19-1944.
Lewis Emery Jr. - voyage from Bandar Shapur
John Fitch - voyage from Bandar Shapur, arrived Baltimore on July 19-1944.
William M. Meredith - arrived Baltimore on July 19-1944 (the document gives the name as William Meredith).
Sherman O. Houghton - voyage from Calcutta, arrived Hampton Roads on July 18-1944.
Wayne MacVeagh - voyage from Calcutta, arrived New York on July 18-1944.

For Augusta:
Oscar Underwood - voyage from Calcutta, for Augusta / Naples.
Sampford - voyage from Naples
Jan Lievens - voyage from Taranto
Luminetta - voyage from Haifa
Malvina - voyage from Haifa
Meline - voyage from Haifa
British Tradition - voyage from Bari / Haifa
George K. Fitch - voyage from Fremantle. This ship was late in sailing and did not join until the next day.

Baron Herries - voyage from Calcutta, parted company off Bizerta, see below.

British Governor - voyage from Haifa, bound for Algiers.
Meonia - voyage from Diego Suarez for Tunis

On June 25, the following 5 joined from Alexandria:

Nathaniel Macon - for the U.S.

For Augusta:
Fort Meductic - voyage from Brindisi
Empire Lionel - voyage from Brindisi
Samphire - voyage from Naples for Augusta / Taranto.

Fleet Tender 12 - left for Tobruk with engine trouble, June 26.

Total ships now in convoy: 22 (when adding George K. Fitch, which joined from Port Said later on June 25).

On June 29, 11 ships parted company for Augusta as follows:
Fort Meductic, Empire Lionel, Samphire, Luminetta, Malvina, Meline, British Tradition, Oscar Underwood, Sampford, George K. Fitch, and Jan Lievens.

11 ships now in convoy.

The following 25 ships joined from Augusta that same day:

For the U.S.:
Madras City
Empire Cobbett - arrived Baltimore (from Naples) on July 19-1944.
Empire Nugget
Cistula - voyage from Brindisi, arrived New York on July 18-1944.
Empire Wordsworth - voyage from Brindisi, arrived New York on July 18-1944.
Mactra - voyage from Taranto, arrived New York on July 18-1944.

For Oran:
Houston Volunteers - later arrived Hampton Roads (from Bari) on July 18-1944.
Charles A. Warfield
Edward Richardson
Thomas Hart Benton
Louis McLane
Walter E. Ranger
Joseph T. Robinson
Edwin L. Godkin

(For info, Tony also lists Edward N. Huntley as leaving Augusta for Oran on June 29 - however, this ship is not mentioned in the convoy document).

For Bone:
Pronto (See also GUS 48)
Beaconsfield
Kola

For Algiers:
Fort Clatsop
Beckenham
Zaanstroom

For Bizerta:
Empire Harbour
Furnifield M. Simmons

Empire Strength - for Gibraltar / River Plate
Moray Coast - for Gibraltar
Trondheim - for Casablanca / U.S. (later said to have arrived New York on July 29-1944, see GUS 45)

36 ships now in convoy.

and 6 "overtakers" joined from Augusta:
Regent Lion - voyage from Brindisi, arrived New York on July 18-1944.
Sun - arrived Delaware Capes on July 18-1944.
E. Smilay - for Oran
Thomas Sumter - for Oran
Moses Rogers - for Oran
M. M. Guhin - for Oran, arrived Hampton Roads (from Naples) on July 18-1944. (Name is given as M. M. Guerrin in the convoy document).

Also, Robert Newell joined from Malta that day, bound for the U.S.

Total ships now in convoy: 43.

On June 30 the following joined from Bizerta:

Nerstinat - for Casablanca.
Haakon Hauan - for Casablanca (later said to have arrived New York on July 29-1944, see GUS 45).
Muranat - for the U.S.
Tarleton Brown - for Oran.

while these left for Bizerta:
Empire Harbour, Furnifield M. Simmons and Baron Herries.

Meonia left for Tunis.

43 ships now in convoy.

On July 1, these 3 ships parted company for Bone:
Beaconsfield, Pronto, Kola.

40 ships now in convoy.

Commodore, Commander F. T. Stevenson U.S.N. was in Cistula, Vice Commodore, Lt. Cmdr. Pierson in Madras City, Rear Commodore was the captain of William M. Meredith.

Escorts:
From Port Said, 12:40, June 24: HMS Sharpshooter and Shiel. HMS Primula joined at 21:30.

From Alexandria, 11:00, June 25: HMS Gloxinia.

From Bizerta, 15:30, June 30: Ingham (S.O.), USS Price, Strickland, Forster, Stockdale, Hissem, Stanton, Otter, Hubbard, Hayter, Varian, Scroggins and Jack W. Wilke, and HMS Caledon.
Sharpshooter, Shiel, Primula and Gloxinia left for Bizerta at 16:00 same day.

From Bone, 06:00, July 1: HMS Mindful (Rescue Tug).

Related external links:
Chronological list of GU convoys (with the returning UG convoys).

Liberty Ships - Alphabetical list.

List of Liberty Ships by Hull No. - Includes info on the men for whom the ships were named (from Wikipedia).

Empire Ships - Also has a listing of the "Sam"-ships, ex Liberty Ships that came under the British flag (and other Liberty ships).

Fort and Ocean Ships