Carrying cotton and miscellaneous cargo, she left Tampico bound for Port Arthur.

On 12 October President Jackson sailed from San Diego, California, carrying miscellaneous cargo for Japan.

The prisoner was below in what the crew called the orlop, a lower-deck space full of miscellaneous cargo.

She arrived at Norfolk on 10 April to take on cargo fuel and miscellaneous cargo; on 17 April she sailed north again.

Pharmaceuticals, film for development, medical laboratory samples, and other miscellaneous cargo are also carried.

She was bound for Rio de Janeiro carrying 86,000 bushels of wheat and a large quantity of miscellaneous cargo, valued at $70,700.

The attack cargo ship then took on board 100 tons of miscellaneous cargo earmarked for the 489th Port Battalion, Transportation Corps, 6th Army.

On 16 January 1945, she sailed for New Caledonia with miscellaneous cargo and Army replacement units.

There, she loaded miscellaneous cargo, including beer, lumber, cement, and tar, before getting underway on the 13th and steaming independently for the Western Carolines.

Lubricating oil, paint, the wooden floors and interiors of boxcars, dunnage, and a thousand miscellaneous cargoes all took flame until finally the train was blazing in sheets of fire.