USS Siboney (ID-2999)

USS Siboney (ID-2999), 1917-1919. The ship was the Ward Line steamship SS Siboney from 1919 to 1941; USAT Siboney from 1941 to 1944; and USAHS Charles A. Stafford from 1944 to 1948.

As USS Siboney

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  Siboney underway, 1918
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  Siboney, May 1918
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  Front view of Siboney, May 1918
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  Troops waiting on the Norfolk, Virginia, Army docks, 28 May 1918
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  Troops boarding Siboney at Norfolk, 28 May 1918
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  Siboney is seen in the distance off the bow of USS Colhoun (DD-85), mid-1918
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  Survivors of the torpedoed British transport Dwinsk come aboard USS Siboney, 21 June 1918
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  Target practice on Siboney, August 1918
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  More target practice at sea on Siboney, August 1918
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  Transferring wounded soldiers to Siboney in France, 24 December 1918
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  Soldiers boarding Siboney at Gironde, France, 24 December 1918
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  Band welcoming soldiers returning from France on Siboney, 3 January 1919
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  Soldiers waiting to head home from France on Siboney, 20 February 1919
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  Siboney is seen behind large field guns on flat cars in France, 20 February 1919
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  U.S. Navy Admiral Henry T. Mayo and U.S. Congressman Thomas S. Butler aboard Siboney, 8 August 1919
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  Boxing on board Siboney during a transatlantic crossing, c. 1918–1919
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  Siboney in New York Harbor, c. late 1918, 1919

As USAT Siboney

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  USAT Siboney in port, c. 1942–1943

As USAHS Charles A. Stafford

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  USAHS Charles A. Stafford, c. 1944–1946