At Camp Mills, the units waited until they could be scheduled at one of the Ports of Embarkation and loaded onto troop ships for the crossing of the North Atlantic Ocean, primarily to the ports of Liverpool, England, or Brest, France.
At Camp Mills the units waited until they could be scheduled for embarkation whereupon they would travel by trains of the Long Island Railroad to board ferryboats for the overseas piers in Brooklyn or Hoboken and loaded onto troop ships. Those ships transported troops primarily to the ports of Liverpool, England, or Brest, France.