The Yanks shove off again. Homeward bound, men of the Eighth U.S.

The Yanks shove off again. Homeward bound, men of the Eighth U.S. Air Force board the converted British liner "Queen Elizabeth" at Greenock, Scotland. In this first shipload of U.S. troops returned to America were 15,000 soldiers. The "Queen Elizabeth", which previously carried U.S. forces to England from the U.S. in the most perilous stages of the war, is a sister ship of the "Queen Mary", also serving as a troop transport.