The American Adolph S Ochs, Arunah S Abell, Cardinal Gibbons, Daniel Willard, David Stone, Dexter W Fellows, Edward A Savoy, Edward E Spafford, Francis Scott Key, Frederic A Kummer, Frederick W Taylor, George T Angell, Hawkins Fudske, Henry Lomb, John J Abel, John Woolman, John Vining, Joshua Thomas, Julius Olsen, Lewis Emery Jr., Nathaniel Alexander, Raymond B Stevens, Richard M Johnson, Thomas U Walter.

The British British Patience, Empire Celia (Commodore Ship), Lucerna (escort oiler), Neritina, Samaritan, Zamalek (Rescue Ship).

The Norwegian Noreg (escort oiler).

Note that some of the above had previously arrived the U.K. with Convoy HX 304 from New York, others are listed in HX 300, HX 302 and HX 305. See also Convoy RA 61.

Zamalek was on her 26th voyage as Rescue Vessel (her 25th voyage had been with ON 242/HX 300), having started this voyage independently from Clyde to Loch Ewe (Sept. 12-Sept.13), then joined JW 60 at Loch Ewe on Sept. 15, remaining with the convoy to the Kola Inlet Sept. 23. She returned to the U.K. with Convoy RA 60 on Sept. 28, to Clyde Oct. 5-1944.

Escorts:
Close Escort: Slopp Cygnet, destroyers Bulldog, Keppel and Whitehall, corvettes Allington Castle and Bamborough Castle.
From Sept. 17: Battleship Rodney, cruiser Diadem, escort carriers Campania and Striker, destroyers Marne, Meteor, Milne, Musketeer, Saumarez, Scorpion, Venus, Verulam, Virago, Volage and Canadian Algonquin and Sioux (all ships remaining until arrival Kola).