Since chasers didn't have the range required to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a single run, they made several stops along the way, as well as refueling while underway.
Bermuda was a standard stop, both on the initial overseas journey and on the return journey after the war.
In a photo recently posted, chaser crewmen are shown in Bermuda.
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