In November and December 1944 "Britannic" made one round trip to New York. In January 1945 she made a round trip to Naples and back, calling at Algiers on her return. From March to June she made two transatlantic round trips from Liverpool to Halifax and back, carrying Canadian servicemen's British brides and children. In June and July she sailed from Liverpool to Port Said and back. In July and August she sailed to Quebec and back. In September and October she sailed from Liverpool via the Suez Canal to Bombay and back. In December 1945 she wailed to Naples. Since the start of the war "Britannic" had carried 173,550 people, including 20,000 US troops across the Atlantic in preparation for the Normandy landings, and sailed .