After the July 1943 Allied landing in Sicily, Garosci, Tarchiani, and Cianca sailed back to Europe on the transatlantic liner "Queen Mary", which had been converted into a troopship. Once in England, after a voyage that was not without uncertainties and dangers, they promptly put the clandestine Giustizia e Libertà radio into operation, which broadcast day-long attacks on the regime and on the monarchy, which was guilty of having been complicit, and they co-operated with the principal antifascist groups. In August, Tarchiani and others in the group succeeded in sailing for Italy and finally landing at Salerno.