ATF/SIC 4, Lipan, February-April 1964

SI-MNH-955a Rev. 4-9-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY OBSERVATIONS SUMMARY DATE: February 3, 1964 Total Minutes: 540 Total Miles I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 40 166 4.15 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 70 1 1 5 1 1 1.4 1 1 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 1 1 1 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 6 101 16.6 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 4 96 2 65

SI-MNH-955a Rev. 4-9-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY OBSERVATIONS SUMMARY DATE: February 4, 1964 Total Minutes: 630 Total Miles I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 27 82 3.03 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 5 5 1 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 6 1 2 6 1 2 1 1 1 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 9 26 2.8 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 3 2 3 2 1 1 VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 2 50 1 35

SI-MNH-955a Rev. 4-9-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY OBSERVATIONS SUMMARY DATE: February 5, 1964 Total Minutes: 630 Total Miles I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 14 16 1.14 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 8 7 9 8 1.12 1.28 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 3 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 2 2 2 2 1 1 VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 1 1 1 VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 0

SI-MNH-955a Rev. 4-9-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY OBSERVATIONS SUMMARY DATE: February 6, 1964 Total Minutes: 630 Total Miles I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 32 266 8.3 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 5 3 13 3 2.6 1 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 2 1 2 1 1 1 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 5 227 45.4 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 14 7 6 18 8 9 1.28 1.14 1.5 VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 2 220 0 0 0

SI-MNH-955a Rev. 4-9-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY OBSERVATIONS SUMMARY DATE: February 7, 1964 Total Minutes: 630 Total Miles I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 13 14 1.07 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 2 2 2 2 1 1 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 3 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 7 5 2 8 5 3 1.14 1 1.5 VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 0

SI-MNH-955a Rev. 4-9-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY OBSERVATIONS SUMMARY DATE: February 8, 1964 Total Minutes: 360 Total Miles I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 7 8 1.14 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 2 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 0 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 2 2 1 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 2 2 3 3 1.5 1.5 VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/MI. 0

DATE: Feb. 13, 1964 Total Minutes: 630 Total Miles: I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 41 155 3.80 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 6 3 7 4 1.17 1.33 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 1 1 1 1 1.00 1.00 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 28 135 4.83 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 2 1 1 2 1 1 1.00 1.00 1.00 VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 3 8 2.67 VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 4 98 0

DATE: [ 3 Feb., 1964 ] Total Minutes: 520 Total Miles: I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 45 137 3.04 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 6 9 1.33 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 1 0 - 1 - - 1.00 - - IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 6 73 12.17 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 0 0 0 VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1.00 - 1.00 - VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 0 0 0 VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 3 73 2

DATE: 4 Feb. 1964 Total Minutes: 635 Total Miles: I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 28 82 2.93 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 6? 6? 1.00 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 6 1 2 6 1 2 1.00 1.00 1.00 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 10 65 6.50 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile - - - - VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 4 - 2 - 4 - 2 - 1.00 - 1.00 - VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile - - - - VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 2 50 1

DATE: 5 Feb., 1964 Total Minutes: 675 Total Miles: I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 14 15 1.07 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 7 - 5 - 7 - 5 - 1.00 - 1.00 - - III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 3 1 1 3 1 1 1.00 1.00 1.00 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile - - V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile - - VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 3 1 2 0 3 1 2 0 1.00 1.00 1.00 - VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 1 1 1.00 VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Flocks Total No. Birds Total No. F/Mi. No. Feeding Flocks No. Feeding Birds No. Feeding F/Mi. - - - - - -

DATE: 6 Feb. 1964 Total Minutes: 620 Total Miles: I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 33 266 8.06 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 11 - 2 - 18 - 3 - 1.64 - 1.33 - III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 2 1 - 2 1 - 1.00 1.00 - IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 5 227 45.40 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile - - - - VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 13 7 6 18 8 9 1.29 1.14 1.33 VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile - - - - VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 2 220 - - - -

DATE: Feb. 7, 1964 Total Minutes: 650 Total Miles: I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 12 13 1.08 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 3 - 2 - 3 - 2 - 1.00 - 1.00 - III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 3 1 1 3 1 1 1.00 1.00 1.00 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile - V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile - VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 6 5 1 - 7 5 2 - 1.17 1.00 2.00 - VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile None VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. None

At sea observations Mar H 1964 7:30 Obsevalus begun 08H2 2 →N Bird sp. At long range. Seen only by member of crew - Sooty Tern 0915 2 →W 1001 2 →N " " 1015 1 →E " " 1113 1 →N Storm petrel? sp? Very small, dark, rapid erratic flight low over surface of water - 12.26 1 →E Puffinus sp. Prob Wedge-tail perhaps C.I. - Flapped occasionally - Dalt above & below - No obvious wing pattern like wedge-tail - Can Sooty & Noddie - At least 5 Sooty Puffinus sp? Wedge-tail? 12:35 10 -SW Sooty & Noddie - At least 5 Sooty 2 -N Puffinus sp? Wedge-tail? 1236 1 -S Common Tern 1240 1 -SE Geregate sp. - Very high - 1800 ft plus 1303 1 -E 1 Pintail, Linn Petrel - Run, white wing, white down side on any - Puffinus sp. Wedge-tail ? (all puffins low low dark above & below) 1310 1 -S 1345 (Flock) apparently not Pintail 1 Fairy Tern 8 Puffinus sp? Wedge-tail ? 70 Terns Sooty & Noddie 6 Geregate sp.

Mar. 4, 1964 1342 1 S WT Tropicbird. bill light yellowish - White tail, black on both of eyes well seen - Come way, clue to slips 1408 1 N Puffinus sp? prob. Wedgetail - 1432 1 S WT TB 1447 1 N " 1510 2 N WT then 1514 15 E Puffinus sp (WT- 14DP (LP) 70 G Sooty Tern 1 C Fairy Tern (Wet feeds) 1517 1 E Havens of Peter 1530 1 S WT Petrel sp 1745 1 SW STORM PETREL (Sp.?) 1752 2 E -Probable Bulwer Petrel. All dark Bulwer's size - short glides 1756 1 SE WT 1800 $

Mar. 5, 1940 0809 2 SE Ols leun 0730 0832 1 W Puffin sp: pub Weep-tail - 0837 1 [illegible] Bud sp. 0856 1 [illegible] Ruddy Turnstone 0907 3 S WT TB 0910 1 S WT TB 0935 1 E Fairy Tern CK 0937 1 E RT TB - Tail feathers not seen - Upperwings pure white - TB sp. 0940 2 E [illegible] 0945 2 [illegible] Booby sp 55 NE Fairy Tern 10 WE Shearwater sp - 10 WE Murderer 6 NE Sooty Tern 0958 1 C FT 1004 1 S FT 1005 2 SE FT 1012 1 E FT 1016 2 E FT 1034 1 S FT 1050 1 SE FT 1138 1 ? FT 1215 1 W [illegible] WT TB 1520 1529 2 School of papyrus Tern sp.? 1705 1 Ruddy Turnstone 1725 1 E Fairy Tern 1735 1 SW White-t. Tropicbird 1815 4 Olla. cunabulat

March 10 Time # Species remarks 1220 1 RFB 1222 1 WTTB circled ship h n 1237 1 Bad WTI-B 1258 1 WTTB 1330 1 WT N 1337 1 WTT-B on water 1345 1 WT T-B " 1402 1 WT T-B NE 1404 1 FT! WT T-B SE 1405 1 WT T-B SE 1455 1 W.T. T-B @E 1505 2 FT NE 1540 1 bird p. white girit 18:15

March 10 - At Sea Obs 9:30 - D 1 Comm Noddy PP11wm Fay Ten 9:35 1 BB - E to PPH Water very calm - hardly a wind ripple on its surface - when water is like this the BB fly very low over the unit 2-6 feet, with a slow heavy labored flight - Comm Noddy 9:41 5 9:44 1 FT 9:50 1 CN FT 9:52 1 CN BB 9:53 1 2 Shoarwater sp. FT> actively feeds at surface 9:53 1 5 CN 9:56 1 CP 9:57 1 BB 9:59 1 Blu sp 10:03 3 CN 10:12 3 NK Sh. ap.? WE CN WG BB

March 10 10:15 12 NG CN 1 NE Sh. sp ? 10:20 3 WT 2 RFB 10:23 8 CN 10:24 1 FT 10:30 3 R BB 1 E Sh. sp ? 10:33 1 W FT 10:35 1 W CN 10:45 1 W WT-TB 10:55 2 E Bram Bosly 10:55 1 E Fairy Ten 3 NE Wh-t. Tropicl. 2 NE Andulor. Stearnate 11:05 6 NE RFB 2 NE FT 1st NE Term sp ? 11:02 1 WT-TB 2.5 in 1/2 O 2 Sh. sp. 11:45 2 N FT 1 NE Sh. sp 11:47 1 NE Shlby shing (bird) 1 NE NE (waw) w-a 70 RFB plet 2 N fur 11:58 1 Bird sp! 11:53 1 WTTB on water 11:57 1 WT N 18:43 1 RFB SW

March 17, 1964 At Sea Observations Ship's course: NE, Wind: N 15-20 mph, Sky: threatening, heavy cumulus-nimbus to North, rain squalls # Birds | Direction | Time | Species + Activity ---|---|---|--- --|---|---|--- 2 | SW | 0800 | Sea slightly choppy - white caps; clouds 8/10 W.T. Shearwater 1 | -- | 0825 | Bird species --|---|---|--- break < | 0830 | Visibility 0 - heavy rain + wind --|---|---|--- - | - | 0845 | Clearing - resumed watch - light poor 2 | NE | 0900 | W-T. Tropicbird - clouds 10/10 [illegible] 1 | NE | 0905 | Bird up - too distant. 1 | NE | 0925 | W.T. Tropicbird 3 | NE | 0926 | Noddy Tern 1 | -- | 0945 | Bird species - too distant 1 | NE | 1043 | WTS. 1 | E | 1044 | WTS. 2 | E | 1159 | WTS 1 | Circling | 1245 | RFB im. 1 | E | 1315 | WTS 2 | SE | 1317 | WTS 1 | E | 1318 | WTS 1 | N | 1324 | WTS 3 | N | 1343 | WTS - same as before?? - huge pollaig ship 4 | NE | 1645 | Sooty Tern 2 | NE | 1645 | Fairy Tern --|---|---|--- 1808 | -- | -- | Observation closed

At Sea Observations March 12, 1964 Wind: E 15-20mph. Ship course NNE Clouds: cumulus 2/10 Sea - moderate, small whitecaps # Birds Direction Time Species + Remarks — — 0730 start observation. 2 ? 0810 Sooty Terns (very far out) 14 N 0812 Sooty Terns 1 N 0812 W.T. Shear 1 N 0830 Bulweria petrel 10 W 1210 feeding flork - 10 shearwaters - prob. W.T. 20 W 1210 feeding flork - Sooty Tern. 2 SW 1250 Fairy Tern 2 NE 1250 Molly Tern (prob. Hawaiian) 1 NW 1310 Storm petrel sp? (had white patch at base of tail on upper side of bird but couldn't see it if it continued around) prob. Harcourts Sooty Tern 3 NE 1315 2 — 1330 small fairy flork Fairy Tern 5 — 1330 " " Sooty Tern — — 1810 search.

March 13 (Friday 13) course NE wind E SEA same as Feb 12 scattered clouds 0730 start watch 5 SW 0800 sooty terns 2 SW 0800 Trigate Birds 1 NE 0803 intermediate phase wedge 5 NW 0935 Sooty Tern 2 - 1003 Fairy Tern 1 E 1000 Harcourt's Storm Patrol 1 NW 1030 Bblwr's Patrol 1 - 1150 Fairy Tern 1 - 1203 Hawaiian Noddy with white patch off feathers about inch by 1/2 on the right wing, about in the middle 1 - 1235 Sooty Tern 2 Arch 1305 very large school approx. 200 over school of porpoise WT Nat 15± E S Tern 1 E F Tern A small flock of gulls 3-5 ft long - May appear accompanied by young - one WT5, kept getting up and sitting down on the water for periods of about two minutes apiece 1 1340 R.T. Tropic Bird 2 1340 Sooty tern 2 SW 1354 Sooty tern 2 - 1357 Sooty tern 1.6 S 1407 Sooty tern

at SEA Sheet 2 Feb 13 March 13 No. Direction time Winds and remarks. 14 SSW 1425 Sooty Tern - not actively feeding, 2 SW 1435 Sooty Tern 2 NE 1445 Sooty Tern 1 W 1455 Sooty Tern 2 N 1505 Sooty Tern 1 NNE 1515 Frigate op. 4 SW 1540 Sooty Tern 1 SW 1542 Sooty Tern 1 S 1543 Blue-faced Booby - on water 1 — 1544 I. Red-footed Booby - circled ship 4 E 1545 Sooty Tern 1 SW 1605 Sooty Tern 1 SE 1620 Tropicbird op. 1 SW 1625 Frigate op. - distant 6 SW 1630 Sooty Tern 1 SW 1632 Sooty Tern — NE 1630 Porpoise - about 200 in 2 groups - some small ones observed. Appeared light on underside, brownish on top. When ship approached both groups headed SE. 5 NE 1650 Frigate op. - not actively feeding 35 NE 1650 Sooty Tern 1 NE 1653 A. Frigatebird chasing wedge-tail 1 NE 1653 Wedge-tail Shearwater. 1 SW 1705 Sooty Tern 6 NE 1707 Sooty Tern 1 NE 1735 Sooty Tern (going to Jarvis too) 1 E 1738 Harcourtio Storm Petrel — — 1800 Closed observations out 1 NE 1810 Blue-faced Booby

DATE FEB. 3 1964 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUMID TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 0200 0300 0400 0500 0600 0700 0800 0900 1000 21°-00'N 158°-05.7'W CALM 8 1,014.9 76 73 83 CU 3 050/1 79 4 050 180/13 1100 20°-43'N 158°-05.7'W CALM 8 1,012.9 80 75 83 CU 5 050/1 79 6 050 200/13 1200 20°-37'N 158°-07.5'W CALM 8 1,012.5 79 78 88 CU 6 050/2 79 6 050 221/13 1300 20°-28'N 158°-15'W CALM 8 1,012.9 79 78 88 CU 6 050/2 80 6 050 221/13 1400 20°-17'N 158°-37'W UNCHANGED 10 1,012.3 79 78 88 CU 3 055/2 80 6 060 221/13 1500 20°-08'N 158°-33'W UNCHANGED 10 1,011.2 80 79.5 91.5 CU 1 055/1/3 80 4 065 221/13 1600 19°-59'N 158°-42'W UNCHANGED 10 1,011.2 80 79.5 91.5 CU 3 058/2 80 4 065 221/13 1700 19°-33'W 158°-57'W UNCHANGED 10 1,011.3 80 79.5 91.5 CU 3 058/2 80 4 060 221/13 1800 19°-39'W 159°-06'W UNCHANGED 10 1,011.4 80 79.5 91.5 CU 3 058/2 80 4 060 221/13 1900 19°-28'W 159°-09'W UNCHANGED 5 1,011.9 78 74 89 CU 3 058/2 80 4 040 221/13 2000 19°-20'W 159°-01'W CALM 5 1,012.9 79 74 88 CU 3 060/2 80 6 045 223/13 2100 19°-11'W 159°-30'W CALM 5 1,013.2 78 72 87 CU 3 060/2 80 5 045 223/13 2200 19°-03'W 159°-39'W CALM 5 1,013.2 76 72 87 CU 3 060/2 80 4 045 223/13 2300 18°-43'W 159°-48'W CALM 5 1,014.2 76 72 87 CU 3 060/2 80 5 045 223/13 2400 18°-43'W 159°-45'W CALM 6 1,013.5 76 73 91 CU 4 060/3 80 6 045 223/13 REMARKS: $1800 UNCHANGED 5 1,011.2 75 78.5 86.5 CU 3 050/2 78 4 040 221/13 AT 1800 Set all clocks Back 1 Hour to +11 X ZONE TIME J. Hollenbeck SM1 ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS ST-MNH-955 12-5-63

DATE 4 FEB 1964 TYPE ANT OBC. TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM/0 TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD, 0100 15-34N 160-06W CALM 8 1012.2 79 78 91 Cu 3 050/2 80 4 045 223/13 0200 18-53N 160-15W CALM 8 1012.2 79 78 91 Cu 5 050/2 80 4 045 223/13 0300 19-17N 160-31W CALM 8 1012.2 79 78 91 Cu 6 050/2 80 4 045 223/13 0400 18-09N 160-03W [illegible] 8 1012.2 79 78 91 Cu 7 053/2 80 4 030 223/13 0500 17-58N 160-40W [illegible] 8 1012.2 79 78 91 Cu 8 053/2 80 5 050 223/13 0600 17-45N 160-48W [illegible] 10 1012.2 79 78 91 Sc 8 053/2 80 7 060 223/13 0700 17-38N 160-01W [illegible] 10 1013.2 80 79 94 Cu 7 045/2 80 9 050 223/13 0800 17-24N 160-12W [illegible] 10 1013.5 81 79 97 Cu 7 045/2 80 7 050 223/13 0900 17-14N 160-24W [illegible] 10 1014.9 85 81 97 Cu 8 045/2 80 7 050 223/13 1000 17-06N 160-33W Cloudy 10 1014.9 85 81 97 Cu 8 045/2 80 7 050 223/13 1100 16-45N 160-43W Cloudy 10 1013.5 85 80 94 Sc 8 045/2 80 7 050 223/13 1200 16-38N 160-51W Cloudy 10 1012.9 84 81 91 Sc 7 045/3 80 7 050 218/13 1300 16-35N 160-27W Cloudy 10 1012.2 88 80 91 Sc 7 045/3 80 7 050 218/13 1400 16-39N 160-28W Cloudy 10 1011.2 83 80 86 St/ou 7 095/3 80 8 100 218/13 1500 16-38N 160-37W Cloudy 10 1011.2 83 80 86 St/ou 7 095/3 80 8 100 218/13 1600 16-40N 160-45W Cloudy 12 1011.1 81 80 87 Cu 5 100/3 80 6 120 218/13 1700 16-58N 160-53W Cloudy 12 1011.1 81 74 76 Cu 5 100/3 80 6 110 218/13 1800 16-57N 160-02W [illegible] 10 1011.8 80 73 75 Cu 5 100/3 80 6 110 218/13 1900 16-46N 160-08W [illegible] 10 1011.8 80 73 75 Cu 5 100/3 80 6 110 218/13 2000 16-37N 160-17W [illegible] 8 1012.2 80 72 75 Sc 3 105/3 80 10 115 218/13 2100 16-25N 160-26W [illegible] 8 1012.3 80 72 75 Sc 3 105/3 80 10 115 218/13 2200 16-15N 160-34W [illegible] 8 1012.3 80 72 75 Sc 3 105/3 80 10 115 218/13 2300 16-06N 160-46W [illegible] 8 1011.9 80 72 75 Sc 3 105/3 80 10 115 218/13 2400 15-08N 160-59W [illegible] 5 1011.9 80 72 75 Sc 3 105/2 80 10 115 218/13 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS SI-MNH-955 12-5-63

DATE 5, FEBRUARY 64 TYPE ADMIT 1265 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY E DEW PT HUM/0 TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SFD. 0100 14° 45'N 163° 58'W CALM 5 1011.8 80 72 75 SC 5 105/2 80 8 115 218/13 0200 14° 28'N 164° 07'W CALM 5 1010.8 80 72 75 SC 5 105/2 80 8 115 218/13 0300 14° 27'N 164° 15'W CALM 5 1010.2 80 72 75 SC 5 105/2 80 8 115 218/13 0400 14° 15'N 164° 23'W CALM 5 1010.5 80 72 75 SC 5 105/2 80 8 115 218/13 0500 14° 03'N 164° 32'W CALM 5 1010.5 80 72 75 SC 5 105/2 80 8 115 218/13 0600 13° 45'N 164° 35'W CALM 8 1014.5 80 72 75 SC 5 058/3 80 8 050 218/13 0700 13° 46'N 164° 58'W CALM 10 1012.2 82 74 76 SC 6 090/3 80 6 100 220/13 0800 13° 36'N 165° 06'W CALM 10 1012.2 82 74 76 SC 6 090/3 80 6 100 220/13 0900 13° 19'N 165° 13'W CALM 10 1012.2 83 75 76 SC 6 090/3 80 6 100 220/13 1000 13° 10'N 165° 23'W CALM 10 1011.3 83 76 76 SC 6 090/3 80 6 100 220/13 1100 13° 06'N 165° 30'W unch+anged 10 1016.2 83 75 76 CU 3 118/3 80 8 110 220/13 1200 13° 45'S 165° 46'W unch+anged 10 1009.3 83 75 76 CU 3 100/3 80 10 105 220/13 1300 13° 32'S 165° 57'W unch+anged 10 1008.5 83 75 76 CU 4 100/3 80 10 100 220/13 1400 13° 26'S 166° 08'W unch+anged 10 1007.5 80 67 64 CU 4 100/3 80 10 100 220/13 1500 13° 16'N 166° 08'W unch+anged 10 1007.5 79 66 65 CU 4 100/3 83 10 100 220/13 1600 13° 06'N 166° 15'W unch+anged 10 1008.1 79 64 63 CU 4 100/3 83 10 100 220/13 1700 12° 54'N 166° 28'W unch+anged 10 1008.5 79 63 63 CU 4 100/3 83 10 100 220/13 1800 11° 43'N 166° 38'W unch+anged 5 1009.1 78 65 63 CU 4 100/3 83 10 100 220/13 1900 11° 33'N 166° 46'W unch+anged 5 1009.5 79 66 67 CU 7 100/3 83 10 100 220/13 2000 11° 33'N 166° 46'W unch+anged 5 1009.5 79 66 67 CU 7 100/3 83 10 100 220/13 2100 11° 33'N 166° 46'W unch+anged 5 1009.5 79 66 67 CU 7 100/3 83 10 100 220/13 2200 11° 04'N 167° 12'W unch+anged 5 1009.1 79 65 71 CU 7 100/3 83 10 100 220/13 2300 11° 04'N 167° 12'W unch+anged 5 1009.1 79 65 71 CU 7 100/3 83 10 100 220/13 2400 11° 53'N 167° 20'W CALM 8 1009.2 78 65 71 CU 3 095/3 83 8 100 220/13 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS SI-MNH-955 12-5-63

DATE 6 Feb 1964 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM/10 TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 10-43N 167-28W CALM 10 1008.5 78 68 71 3 Cu 095/3 86 8 100 220/13 0200 10-33N 167-37W CALM 10 1005.1 78 68 71 3 Cu 095/3 83 8 100 220/13 0300 10-23N 167-46W CALM 10 1007.8 78 68 71 5 Cu 094/3 83 8 100 220/13 0400 10-19N 167-54W Unchanging 10 1007.9 78 68 71 5 Sc 096/13 83 8 095 220/13 0500 10-05N 167-03W Clouds developing 10 1008.1 79 66.5 68.5 8 Sc 096/13 83 9 095 220/13 0600 09-55N 168-11W Slight 10 1008.5 79 68.5 71.5 8 Sc 095/13 83 9 095 220/13 0700 09-50N 169-28W Calm 10 1009.8 79 68.5 71.5 6 Cu 095/13 83 10 095 220/13 0800 09-36N 168-35W CALM 10 1009.5 83 74 77 6 Cu 095/13 83 10 095 220/13 0900 09-24N 168-39W CALM 10 1009.8 83 74 77 7 Cu 095/13 83 10 095 220/13 1000 09-16N 168-51W Clouds building 10 1009.5 80 77 91 8 Cu 095/13 83 10 095 220/13 1100 09-06N 169-01W CALM 10 1008.5 80 74 83 8 Cu 095/13 83 10 095 220/13 1200 08-58N 169-09W CALM 10 1007.8 83 73 75 6 Cu 095/13 83 8 095 220/13 1300 08-47N 169-23W CALM 10 1007.1 83 73 75 6 Cu 095/13 83 8 095 220/13 1400 08-37N 169-32W Scattered 10 1005.9 84 76 77 8 Cu 095/13 83 8 095 220/13 1500 08-28N 169-41W Clouds 10 1005.4 80 73 75 8 Cu 095/13 83 8 095 220/13 1600 08-17N 169-49W CALM 10 1005.4 81 74 79 8 Cu 095/13 83 8 100 220/13 1700 08-07N 169-58W CALM 10 1005.4 81 74 79 8 Cu 095/13 83 8 100 220/13 1800 07-56N 170-06W Cloudy, rain 10 1006.1 80 74 83 8 Cu 100/13 83 10 105 220/13 1900 07-46N 170-16W CALM 10 1006.1 80 74 83 8 Cu 100/13 83 10 100 220/13 2000 07-37N 170-28W CALM 10 1007.5 80 74 83 6 Sc 100/13 83 10 100 220/13 2100 07-31N 170-28W CALM 10 1007.8 80 74 83 6 Sc 100/13 83 10 100 220/13 2200 07-19N 170-40W CALM 10 1008.1 80 74 83 6 Sc 100/13 83 10 105 220/13 2300 07-08N 170-48W Cloudy 10 1007.8 80 74 83 6 Sc 100/13 83 10 105 220/13 2400 06-58N 170-56W CALM 10 1007.8 80 74 83 6 Sc 100/13 83 10 105 220/13 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS SI-MNH-955 12-5-63

13. DATE 7.FEB., 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM/0 TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD, 0100 010-48N 171.04' contr C A L M 5 1006.8 8.0 23 79 4 CU 100/3 83 10 105 220/13 0200 010-39N 171-15'W C A L M 5 1006.1 8.0 23 79 4 CU 100/3 83 10 105 220/13 0300 005-29N 171-20'W C A L M 5 1006.6 8.0 23 79 4 CU 100/3 83 10 105 220/13 0400 006-26N 171-30'W C A L M 5 1006.6 8.1 23 79 4 CU 100/3 83 10 105 220/13 0500 006-20N 171-37'W developing 3 1006.7 8.1 23 79 4 SC 100/3 83 10 105 220/13 0600 006-04N 171-56'W C A L M 5 1006.8 8.0 22 79 4 CU 100/3 83 10 105 220/13 0700 006-55N 171-35' def C A L M 5 1006.7 8.0 22 79 4 CU 100/3 83 10 105 220/13 0800 005-46N 172-08'W C A L M 10 1007.8 8.1 74 91 4 CU 100/3 83 6 110 220/13 0900 015-35N 172-12'W C A L M 10 1007.8 8.1 78 94 5 CU 100/3 83 6 110 220/13 1000 005-25N 172-20' phase C A L M 10 1007.8 8.5 80 94 5 CU 100/3 83 6 110 220/13 1100 005-15N 172-29'W C A L M 10 1007.1 8.4 79 90 3 CU 100/3 83 6 105 220/13 1200 005-09N 172-59'W C A L M 10 1006.3 8.4 79 90 3 CU 100/3 83 6 105 220/13 1300 004-59N 172-36'W C A L M 10 1006.8 8.4 79 90 4 CU 100/3 83 6 105 220/13 1400 004-44N 172-36'W C A L M 10 1006.7 8.5 80 90 4 CU 100/3 83 6 100 220/13 1500 004-39N 172-64'W C A L M 10 1004.1 8.6 80 84 4 CU 100/3 83 6 100 220/13 1600 004-31N 173-13'W C A L M 10 1003.4 8.4 77 80 4 CU 100/3 83 8 100 220/13 1700 004-22N 173-13'W C A L M 10 1003.4 8.4 77 80 4 CU 100/3 83 8 100 220/13 1800 004-13N 173-20'W C A L M 10 1004.1 8.4 77 80 4 CU 100/3 83 8 100 220/13 1900 004-04N 173-31'W C A L M 10 1004.1 8.4 77 80 4 CU 100/3 83 8 100 220/13 2000 005-01N 173-43'W C A L M 5 1004.7 8.4 79 84 4 CU 100/3 83 8 100 220/13 2100 005-51N 173-51'W C A L M 5 1005.8 8.3 77 88 4 CU 100/3 86 5 100 220/13 2200 005-42N 173-23'W C A L M 5 1005.9 8.3 77 88 4 CU 100/3 86 5 100 220/13 2300 003-32N 174-08'W C A L M 5 1005.8 8.4 79 80 4 CU 100/3 86 5 100 220/13 2400 003-22N 174-44'W C A L M 5 1005.8 8.4 79 80 4 CU 100/3 86 5 100 220/13 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS SI-MNH-955 12-5-63

DATE 8FEB 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY E DEW PT HUM/% TL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 03-14N 174-24W CALM 5 1005.8 84 77 80 4 cu 075/2 86 5 075 221/13 0200 03-04N 174-33W CALM 5 1005.8 84 77 80 4 cu 075/2 86 5 075 221/13 0300 03-32N 174-41W CALM 5 1005.4 82 77 84 4 cu 075/2 86 5 075 221/13 0400 03-43N 174-49W CALM 5 1003.7 82 77 84 3 cu 075/1/2 86 8 070 221/13.5 0500 03-34N 174-58W CALM 5 1004.1 83 78 84 3 sc 075/1/2 86 8 070 221/13.4 0600 03-29N 175-06W CALM 5 1004.4 83 79 88 3 sc 075/1/2 86 8 070 221/13.4 0700 03-09N 175-17W CALM 10 1005.4 86 79 81 3 sc 075/1/2 86 8 070 221/13 0800 03-15N 175-18W CALM 10 1004.1 86 83 85 3 sc 075/1/2 86 12 045 221/13 0900 03-58N 175-36W CALM 10 1004.1 86 83 78 3 sc 075/1/2 86 12 045 221/13 1000 04-44N 175-35W CALM 10 1004.7 86 75 84 6 sc 040/3 86 12 045 221/13 1100 04-35N 175-45W CALM 10 1004.7 86 75 84 6 sc 040/3 86 12 045 221/13 1200 04-13N 176-10W CALM 10 1003.7 85 80 84 6 sc 040/3 86 12 045 221/13 1300 04-04N 176-20W CALM 10 1003.1 85 80 84 6 sc 040/3 86 12 045 221/13 1400 CALM 10 1003.1 85 80 84 6 sc 040/3 86 12 045 221/13 1500 CALM 10 1002.4 85 80 84 6 sc 040/3 86 12 045 221/13 1600 0-48-00N 176-38-45W CALM 10 1002.4 85 80 84 6 sc 040/3 86 12 045 221/13 1700 0-47-40N 176-39-50W CALM 10 1003.1 88 81 84 6 sc 040/3 86 8 045 221/13 1800 0-47-53N 176-39-07W CALM 10 1003.1 88 81 84 6 sc 040/3 86 8 045 221/13 1900 0-47-18N 176-39-15W CALM 10 1003.1 84 79 84 6 sc 040/3 86 8 045 221/13 2000 0-27-18N 176-37-15W CALM 5 1004.1 84 77 80 6 sc 040/3 86 8 045 221/13 2100 11 11 CALM 5 1004.1 84 77 80 6 sc 040/3 86 8 045 221/13 2200 11 11 CALM 5 1004.1 84 77 80 6 sc 040/3 86 8 045 221/13 2300 11 11 CALM 5 1004.0 83 79 85 6 sc 040/3 86 10 045 221/13 2400 11 11 CALM 5 1004.1 84 77 80 6 sc 040/3 86 12 045 221/13 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS SI-MNH-955 12-5-63

DATE 9 Feb 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUMP/0 TIL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPD. 0100 00-47-N 176-24-W CALM 8 1005.8 81 77 81° 4 SC 040/3 90 15 050 355/3 0200 00-47-00N 176-24-W (1) 5 1003.4 79 78 84 6 CU-SC 045/3 40 15 050 355/3 0300 00-47-00N 176-24-W CALM 7 1003.0 79 78 84 3 CU 040/4 40 16 040 160/4 0400 00-47-20N 176-40-W CALM 7 1003.0 83 78 84 3 CU 040/4 89 16 040 000/3 0500 00-47-00N 176-39.20W CALM 7 1003.1 83 78 84 3 CU 040/4 89 16 040 000/3 0600 00-45-N 176-40.05W CALM 7 1002.4 83 78 84 4 CU 040/4 89 16 045 076/3 0700 00-47-30N 176-39.40W CALM 10 1002.7 84 77 80 6 CU 040/4 89 14 045 070/4 0800 00-47-38N 176-38.90W CALM 10 1004.9 85 77 81 7 CU 040/4 89 12 045 000/4 0900 00-47-30N 176-38.25W CALM 10 1004.7 84 77 80 7 CU 040/4 89 12 045 000/4 1100 00-47-30N 176-38-W CALM 10 1004.1 82 79 77 7 CU 040/4 89 12 045 000/4 1200 00-47-30N 176-38-W CALM 8 1004.1 87 78 78 7 CU 040/4 89 15 050 075/3 1300 00-47-30N 176-38-30W (1) 8 1003.4 85 77 84 7 ACCU 040/4 89 15 050 325/4 1400 00-47-30N 176-38-30W (1) 8 1002.7 86 79 85 8 ACCU 050/4 89 15 050 510/4 1500 00-47-30N 176-38-30W (1) 8 1002.7 86 79 85 8 ACCU 050/4 89 15 050 LYING TO HOWLAND IS 1600 00-47-30N 176-40-W (1) 8 1002.7 84 79 83 8 AC-CU 050/4 89 15 050 1700 00-47-30N 176-40-W (1) 8 1002.7 84 79 83 8 AC-CU 050/2 89 16 050 1800 00-47-30N 176-40-W (1) 8 1002.7 83 79 83 8 AC-CU 050/2 89 16 050 1900 00-47-30N 176-40-W (1) 8 1002.7 83 79 83 8 AC-CU 050/2 89 16 050 2000 00-47-30N 176-40-W (1) 5 1005.1 83 71 69 8 AC-CU 050/2 89 10 050 180/4 2100 00-47-30N 176-37-W (1) 5 1004.1 83 71 69 8 AC-CU 050/2 89 10 050 050/4 2200 00-47-30N 176-40-W (1) 5 1005.1 84 76 76 8 AC-CU 050/2 89 10 050 180/4 2300 00-47-30N 176-37-W (1) 5 1005.1 85 77 76 8 AC-CU 050/2 89 10 050 125/4 2400 00-47-N 176-38-W (1) 7 1005.1 85 77 76 8 AC-CU 050/3 89 10 050 160/4 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS SI-MNH-955 12-5-63

DATE 10 Feb 1964 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLIP DRY B DEW PT HUM/0 TEL SKY OPA SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPT. 0100 00° 46.45'N 176° 40'W Calm 8 1005.1 85 77 77 7 AC-CU 045/3 89 10 045 150/4 0200 00° 49.35'N 176° 40'W ll 8 1007.1 80 79 88 6 AC-CU 045/3 89 8 045 150/4 0300 00° 49.35'N 176° 40'W INCREASING 8 1007.7 80 79 88 3 CU 045/4 86 15 045 350/4 0400 00° 48.36'N 176° 40'W Calm 8 1009.4 83 76 80 3 CU 045/4 89 10 045 150/4 0500 00° 46.36'N 176° 40'W Calm 8 1009.4 83 73 73 4 CU 045/4 89 10 045 150/4 0600 00° 49.36'N 176° 40'W Calm 8 1009.4 83 73 73 4 CU 045/4 89 10 045 150/4 0700 00° 46.24'N 176° 39'W Calm 10 1009.4 83 75 76 6 SC 045/4 89 8 045 000/4 0800 00° 46.24'N 176° 39'W Calm 10 1009.4 83 70 75 6 SC 045/4 89 8 045 000/4 0900 00° 46.24'N 176° 39'W Calm 10 1009.4 83 73 73 6 SC 045/4 89 8 045 000/4 1000 00° 46.24'N 176° 39'W Calm 10 1009.4 84 73 73 6 SC 045/4 89 8 045 000/4 1100 00° 46.24'N 176° 39'W Calm 10 1009.4 84 73 73 6 SC 045/4 89 8 045 000/4 1200 00° 46'N 176° 39'W Calm 10 1003.7 85 73 66 6 SC 045/2 90 8 045 000/4 1300 00° 46'N 176° 39'W Calm 10 1003.7 84 73 69 6 SC 045/2 90 8 045 000/4 1400 00° 46'N 176° 39'W Calm 10 1003.1 87 76 71 6 SC 045/2 90 8 045 000/4 1500 00° 46'N 176° 39'W Calm 10 1002.4 85 77 77 6 SC 045/2 90 8 045 000/4 1600 00° 46'N 176° 39'W Calm 10 1001.7 84 76 76 6 SC 045/2 90 8 045 000/4 1700 00° 46'N 176° 39'W Calm 10 1001.7 84 76 76 6 SC 045/2 90 8 045 000/4 1800 00° 46'N 176° 39'W Calm 10 1002.4 84 76 76 6 SC 045/2 90 8 045 000/4 1900 00° 46'N 176° 39'W Calm 10 1003.1 84 73 69 6 SC 045/2 90 8 045 000/4 2000 00° 46'N 176° 39'W Calm 10 1003.4 83 72 69 6 SC 045/2 90 8 045 000/4 2100 00° 46'N 176° 39'W Calm 10 1005.1 83 72 69 6 SC 045/2 90 8 045 000/4 2200 00° 49'N 176° 38'W ll 5 1005.1 83 70 64 7 SC 045/3 90 7 045 000/4 2300 00° 49'N 176° 38'W ll 5 1004.7 83 70 64 7 SC 045/3 90 10 045 150/4 2400 00° 48'N 176° 38'W ll 5 1004.7 75 70 66 7 SC 045/3 90 12 045 150/4 REMARKS: YAY ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; -WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS SI-MNH-955 12-5-63

11 Feb 1960 0100 00°48' po 176°38'W CALM 7 100.7 74 70 65 7 SC 00/3 90 12 045 000/3 0200 00°46'U 176°39.3' 0 CALM 8 100.3 77 74 76 4 CU 050/3 89 12 050 000/3 0300 00°49' About 176°39.6'W CALM 8 100.7 77 74 76 4 CU 049/3 89 12 040 160/4 0400 00°46.5' Ek 176°39.40W CALM 8 100.2 84 93 74 4 CU 040/3 90 12 040 000/4 0500 00°49.1'N 176°39.5W CALM 8 100.2 83 74 76 4 CU 040/3 90 12 040 145/4 0600 00°47.0' EK 176°39.3W CALM 8 100.2 82 74 78 4 CU 040/3 90 12 040 350/4 0700 00°49.5'N 176°39.6W CALM 10 100.3 83 73 74 5 CU 040/3 90 12 045 010/4 0800 00°49.5'Common 176°39.6W CALM 10 100.3 83 73 74 5 CU 040/3 90 10 045 095/4 0900 00°47.8' EK 176°38.8W CALM 10 100.4 84 73 69 5 CU 040/3 90 10 045 200/3 1000 00°47.8' Pet 176°38.8W CALM 10 100.4 85 72 65 5 CU 040/3 90 10 045 020/3 1100 00°47.5' Dealer 176°38.3W CALM 16 100.4 87 73 64 5 CU 040/3 90 10 045 040/3 1200 00°47 N 176°38.3W CALM 10 100.4 86 72 63 5 CU 040/3 90 10 045 650/3 1300 00°48' time 176°39.5W CALM 10 100.3 84 71 66 5 CU 040/3 90 10 045 — 1400 00°47.5'N 176°38.5W CALM 10 100.3 84 71 66 5 CU 040/3 90 10 045 — 1500 00°47-47'N 176°39.05W CALM 10 100.4 84 71 66 5 CU 040/3 90 10 045 — 1600 00°47'N 176°35.5W CALM 10 100.7 84 71 66 5 CU 040/3 90 10 045 — 1700 00°47 N 176°35'W CALM 10 100.7 84 71 66 5 CU 040/3 90 10 045 — 1800 00°47N 176°35 W CALM 10 100.7 84 71 66 5 CU 040/3 90 10 045 — 1900 00°47N 176°35'W CALM 10 100.7 84 71 66 5 CU 040/3 90 10 045 — 2000 00°47' exercis 176°39'W CALM 5 100.7 84 71 66 5 CU 040/3 90 10 045 335/3 2100 00°46 N 176°38.5W CALM 5 100.4 84 71 66 5 CU 040/3 90 10 045 195/3 2200 00°46'N 176°38.5W CALM 5 100.5 83 72 69 5 CU 040/3 90 10 045 000/4 2300 00°46 N 176°38.5W CALM 5 100.5 83 72 69 5 CU 040/3 90 10 045 145/4 2400 00°46 N 176°38 W II 7 100.5 83 72 70 6 CU 040/3 90 14 045 015/4 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (HOURS); WIND DIREC. IN WHOLE DEG. RECS; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS 12-3-55

12 Feb 64 0100 00°-47'ze N 176°-39'w Calm 8 1004/ 76 75 76 6 Accu 050/3 90 055 12 160/4 0200 00°-49'ze N 176°-39.5w CALM 8 1003.4 76 75 76 6 Cu 055/3 90 055 12 000/4 0300 00°-48' engineering N 176°-39.5w 11 8 10034 76 75 76 7 Cu 055/3 90 055 12 150/4 0400 00°-47.5N 176°-39.5w 11 8 1002.4 82 74 76 7 Cu 055/3 90 055 12 350/4 0500 00°-45.5N 176°-40.2w 11 8 1002.4 82 74 76 7 Cu 055/3 90 055 12 140/4 0600 00°-47.N 176°-39.8w 11 8 1005.1 83 74 76 7 Cu 055/3 90 055 10 340/4 0700 00°-47.N 176°-39.8w 11 8 1005.1 82 74 76 6 Cu 055/3 90 055 6 140/4 0800 00°-47.2N 176°-39.8w 11 10 1004.1 84 74 76 6 Cu 055/3 90 055 6 0900 00°-47.2N 176°-39.5w 11 10 10041 84 74 76 6 Cu 055/3 90 055 6 1000 00°-47.2N 176°-39.2w 11 12 104.6 85 81 84 6 Cu 055/2 90 055 6 1100 00°-47.2N 176°-39.2w 11 10 1005.1 86 72 72 6 Cu 055/2 90 055 6 1200 00°-47.N 176°-39'w Calm 10 1005.1 85 72 66 6 Cu 055/2 90 055 6 1300 00°-47.N 176°-39'w CALM 10 1005.1 87 72 61 6 Sc 055/2 90 055 6 1400 00°-47.N 176°-39'w 11 8 1003.7 85 81 84 6 Sc 055/2 90 055 8 LYING TO OFF HOWLAND ISLAND. 1500 00°-48.N 176°-38.7w 11 8 1003.1 81 80 84 8 Cu-CB 055/2 90 055 8 1600 00°-48.N 176°-38'W 11 8 1002.4 85 89 88 8 Cu-CB 055/2 90 055 6 1700 00°-48.N 176°-38' might w 11 8 1002.4 85 73 69 8 Cu-CB 055/2 50 055 6 1800 00°-48.N 176°-38'w 11 8 1002.7 84 78 65 8 Cu-CB 055/2 90 055 6 1900 00°-48.N 176°-38'west w 11 8 1003.7 84 73 69 8 Cu-CB 055/2 90 055 6 2000 00°-48.N 176°-38.4w 11 8 1004.5 84 73 69 8 Cu 055/2 90 055 6 040/4 2100 00°-48.N 176°-38' trw 11 5 1005.1 84 73 69 8 Cu 055/2 90 055 8 130/4 2200 00°-47.N 176°-38.4w 11 5 1005.1 85 74 69 8 Cu 055/2 90 055 10 350/4 2300 00°-47.N 176°-38.4w 11 5 1005.4 85 74 69 8 Cu 055/2 90 055 10 150/4 2400 00°-47.N 176°-38.4w 11 1005.4 85 74 84 8 Cu 055/2 90 055 10 150/4 Remarks: All times local (Whiskey); wind dir. in whole degrees; wind speed in knots; temperatures in Fahrenheit; visibility in nautical miles; waves in whole degrees; wave period in seconds; wave height in whole feet; sea level pressure in millibars. XRAY S1-L00-955 LYING TO OFF Howland Island.

13 FEB 64 0100 00°47'N 176°40' W Calm 8 1005.4 77 76 76 2 AC 050/3 96 10 050 000/4 0200 00°47.5' music 176°41' W 11 8 1004.4 77 76 76 3 ACCU 039/2 90 10 050 140/4 0300 00°47'N 176°39' pos 11 7 1003.4 77 76 76 6 ACCU 050/2 96 10 050 000/4 0400 00°49.7'N 176°41.6' W 11 7 1003.4 82 74 76 6 CU 050/2 90 10 050 000/4 0500 00°47.3'N 176°39.2' W 11 7 1008.4 83 73 73 6 CU 050/2 90 10 050 355/2 0600 00°46.0' keep 176°39.5' W 11 7 1008.4 83 73 73 6 CU 050/2 90 10 050 090/4 0700 00°47.9'N 176°39.8' W 11 7 1008.6 83 73 73 6 CU 050/2 90 10 050 0800 00°47.6'N 176°38.2' W Calm 10 1003.7 84 71 66 6 CU 050/2 90 10 050 0900 00°46'N 176°36'W Calm 10 1004.4 85 74 70 6 CU 075/2 90 10 075 166/11 1000 00°31'poses 176°34.5'W Calm 10 1004.4 86 76 73 6 CU 075/2 90 10 075 166/11 1100 00°49'向 176°39.5'W Calm 10 1005.1 86 76 73 6 CU 060/2 90 10 075 160/11 1200 00°12'N 176°25'W Calm 10 1003.4 89 63 77 6 CU 060/2 90 10 075 1300 00°12'N 176°22'W Calm 10 1003.4 88 76 64 6 CU 060/2 90 10 075 1400 00°13' alike 176°22'W Calm 10 1003.1 87 76 67 6 CU 060/2 90 10 075 1500 00°12' l 176°22' W calm 10 1003.1 92 76 59 6 CU 060/2 90 10 075 050/2.8 1600 00°12'N 176°22'W Calm 10 1002.4 92 76 59 6 CU 060/2 90 10 060 050/3 1700 00°12'N 176°22'W Calm 10 1002.4 90 76 59 6 CU 060/2 90 10 060 050/3 1800 00°13'N 176°22'W Calm 10 1003.1 88 76 67 6 CU 060/2 90 10 060 040/3 1900 00°12'相 176°22'W Calm 10 1003.1 88 76 67 6 CU 060/2 90 10 060 046/3 2000 00°13'N 176°22'W Calm 540 1003.7 84 73 69 6 CU 060/2 90 10 060 025/3 2100 00°12'N 176°22' W Calm 5 1003.7 84 73 69 6 CU 060/2 90 10 060 025/3 2200 00°12'N 176°22'W Calm 5 1005.1 83 75 76 6 CU 060/2 90 10 060 170/3 2300 00°12'N 176°22'W Calm 5 1005.8 84 74 73 6 CU 060/2 90 10 060 160/3 2400 00°12'N 176°22'W Calm 5 1005.8 84 74 73 6 CU 060/2 90 10 060 085/3 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS 12-5-955

14 FERB 64 TWIN TAT 0100 88°-11' then N 176°30'W CALM 5 10058 77 74 84 8 cbcu 840/2 90 040 10 200/4 0200 00°-11.3'EN 176°-32' all W 11 7 1004.1 76 74 76 6 cbcu 840/2 90 078 10 080/3 0300 00°-12.7' out N 176°-3'W 11 7 1003.4 76 74 76 4 AC 060/2 90 070 10 210/3 0400 00°-10.58'N 176°-32'W 11 6 1003.1 82 75 80 4 CB 060/2 90 070 11 070/3 0500 00°-11'N 176°-32'W 11 5 1003.1 83 75 76 7 AC 070/2 90 080 10 180/4 0600 00°-16'蓄N 176°-39' sur W 11 5 1003.4 83 75 76 6 AC 075/2 90 075 11 030/4 0700 00°-11'N 176°-31'W 11 8 1004.1 83 75 76 6 Afcu 080/2 90 080 12 090/4 0800 00°-13' phase N 176°-31'W CALM 10 1004.7 83 75 76 7 Afcu 080/2 90 080 12 020/3 0900 00°-12' re N 176°-31'W CALM 10 1005.1 84 74 73 7 Afcu 080/2 90 080 12 155/3 1000 00°-12'N 176°-31' up W CALM 10 1005.8 84 74 73 7 Afcu 080/2 90 080 12 155/3 1100 00°-12' phase N 176°-31'W CALM 10 1005.8 86 75 70 7 Afcu 080/2 90 080 12 090/ 1200 00°-12'N 176°-31'W CALM 10 1005.1 86 75 70 7 Afcu 080/2 90 080 10 1300 00°-06'N 176°-25'W CALM 10 1003.4 88 79 64 7 Afcu 080/3 90 080 10 147/12 1400 00°-58'S 176°-18'W CALM 10 1003.1 88 74 64 8 Afcu 080/3 90 080 10 147/12 1500 00°-40's 176°-13'W CALM 10 1002.7 87 76 67 8 Afcu 080/3 90 080 10 147/12 1600 00°-40's 176°-13'W CALM 10 1002.7 89 75 67 7 Afcu 080/3 90 080 10 147/12 1700 00°-40'S 176°-13'W CALM 10 1003.1 89 75 67 7 Afcu 080/3 90 080 10 147/12 1800 00°-40'S 176°-13'W CALM 10 1003.4 89 76 73 7 Afcu 080/3 90 080 10 147/12 1900 01-02's 175-46'W CALM 10 1003.1 85 77 77 6 Cu 080/3 90 080 10 147/12 2000 01-02's 175-52'W CALM 8 1003.7 84 74 73 6 Cu 080/3 90 080 10 147/12 2100 01°-07's 175-46'W CALM 8 1003.7 84 74 73 6 Cu 080/3 90 080 12 147/12 2200 01°-14's 175-41'W CALM 8 1004.4 84 74 73 4 Cu 080/3 90 080 12 147/12 2300 01°-23's 175-35'W CALM 8 1004.4 84 74 73 4 Cu 080/3 90 080 12 147/12 2400 02°-29'S 176-29'W 11 8 1005.1 84 74 73 4 Cu 116/3 90 110 14 148/11.7 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS 12-5-63 955

16708 1964 11/30 WIND S WIND N SUNY COURSE/SP 8100 03-32 174-13 CALM 5 1003.7 84 73 6-1 6 CU 080/3 90 10 080 000/12 0200 03° 32'S 174° 09W CALM 5 1003.7 86 74 67 6 CU 080/3 90 10 080 130/12 0300 03° 32'S 174° 09W CALM 5 1003.1 86 74 67 6 CU 080/3 90 10 080 000/12 0400 03° 34'43'S 174-10.5W CECM 5 1003.1 84 69 73 7 CU 080/3 90 10 080 000/14 7.6 0500 03° 37'30'S 174-10.5W CALM 5 1003.1 84 69 73 7 CU 080/3 90 10 080 000/ 9.5 0600 03° 36.5'S 174-09.4W CALM 6 1003.1 84 69 73 6 CU 080/3 90 10 080 010/7.5 0700 03° 35.20'S 174-10 W CALM 10 1003.1 85 69 74 7 CU 080/3 90 10 080 160/7.5 0800 03° 36'S 174°8 W CALM 10 1003.7 85 74 69 7 CU 080/3 90 10 080 0900 03° 36'S 174° 8W CALM 10 1004.1 85 74 69 7 CU 080/3 90 10 080 1000 03° 36'S 174° 8 W CALM 10 1004.7 87 73 63 7 CU 080/3 90 10 080 350/- 1100 03° 36'S 174° 8 W CALM 10 1004.1 87 73 63 7 CU 080/3 90 10 080 010/ 7.5 1200 03° 36'S 174° 8 W CALM 10 1003.7 87 73 63 7 CU 080/3 90 10 080 160/ 7.5 1300 03° 36'S 174° 8 W CALM 10 1003.7 87 73 67 7 CU 080/3 90 10 080 010/ 7.5 1400 03° 36'S 174° 8 W CALM 10 1002.7 81 76 61 7 CU 080/3 90 10 080 055/ 7.5 1500 03° 36'S 174° 8 W CALM 10 1002.7 86 74 67 7 CU 080/3 90 10 080 1600 03° 36'S 174° 8W CALM 10 1002.7 88 76 67 7 CU 080/3 90 10 080 1700 03° 36'S 174° 8W CALM 10 1003.1 85 74 69 6 CU 065/3 90 12 065 1800 03° 36'S 174° 8 W CALM 10 1003.4 85 74 69 7 CU 065/3 90 12 065 2000 03° 35'!'S 174° 09' W CALM 10 1004.1 84 76 76 4 CU 080/3 90 10 080 Rudder Amidships 2100 03° 36'S 174° 16' W CALM 8 1004.1 84 76 76 4 CU 085/3 90 8 085 2200 03° 35'S 174° 09W CALM 8 1005.1 84 74 73 3 CU 085/3 90 10 085 2300 03° 35'8'S 174°09'8 W CALM 8 1005.8 84 73 69 3 CU 085/3 90 12 085 2400 03° 36'S 174° 08W (1) 8 1005.8 84 73 69 3 CU 085/4 90 12 085 Lying to off Maken 15. REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKET); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS 12-3-89 955

17 FEB 64 0100 03°37'S 174°12' sur Calm 8 1005.4 84 73 69 CU 4 085/4 90 12 085 LYING TO AT MCKBAN 15. 0200 03°38'S 174°12' sur 11 8 1005.4 83 73 73 ACV 4 085/4 90 12 085 11 11 11 0300 03°36.5'S 174°10' sur 11 8 1004.1 83 73 73 CU 4 085/2 90 12 085 100/7 0400 03-36 S 174-11.2W 11 8 108.7 83 76 76 CU 3 085/2 90 10 085 LYING TO ATH KEAN 15. 0500 03-35.5'S 174-11.2W 11 8 1003.7 83 76 76 CU 3 085/2 90 10 085 LYING TO ATH KEAN 15. 0600 03-35.2'S 174-09.8W 11 8 1003.7 83 76 76 CU 4 085/3 90 10 085 080/6 0700 03-36.5'S 174-10.5W 11 12 1004.1 83 76 76 CU 5 085/2 90 10 085 89N TO ATH KEAN 15. 0800 03-35' up 174-09'30W 11 12 1004.8 83 76 76 AC 7 085/2 90 10 085 NO TRUE Course 0900 03-36.30'S 174-08'W 11 12 1005.7 86 77 77 AC 8 080/2 90 10 080 NO TRUE Course 1000 03-35'S 174-09'W 11 12 1005.4 85 77 77 AC 8 080/3 90 10 080 Drifting 1100 03-35'S 174-09'W 11 12 1005.7 85 77 77 AC 8 080/2 90 10 080 4 1200 03-35'S 174-08'eh .. 12 1005.1 86 78 87 AC 8 080/2 90 10 080 Drifting 1300 03-35'S 174-05'Found .. 12 1003.9 86 98 77 AC 8 080/2 90 8 080 . 1400 03-35'S 174-05'W .. 12 1003.9 88 80 77 AC 8 080/2 90 8 080 . 1500 03-35'S 174-08' all .. 12 1003.1 88 80 77 AC 8 080/2 90 8 080 . 1600 03°35'S 174-09W Calm 10 1003.1 89 84 85 AC 8 080/2 90 8 080 Drifting 1700 03°35'S 174-09W Calm 10 1003.4 90 84 81 AC 8 080/2 90 8 080 Drifting,WC 1800 03°36'S 174-09W CALM 10 1003.4 90 84 81 AC 8 080/2 90 10 080 078/11 1900 03°35'S 174-09W CALM 8 1003.4 88 76 67 CU 8 080/2 90 10 080 Drifting 2000 03-36' 174-10W Calm 7 1004.1 83 76 80 AC 7 080/3 90 10 080 11 2100 03-36'S 174-10' W CALM 7 1004.7 84 79 84 AC 7 080/3 90 10 080 11 2200 03-36.5'S 174-10' W CALM 7 1005.1 83 76 80 AC 6 085/3 90 8 085 5 2300 03-36'6'S 174-16'W Calm 6 1005.8 83 76 80 SC 4 085/2 90 6 085 . 2400 03°-36'S 174-09W 11 6 1005.8 83 71 69 SC 3 085/2 90 6 080 076/6 REMARKS: XRAY ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS SI-108-955

18 FEBRUARY 1964 0100 03°36.5'S 174°-10'W CALM 7 10058 83 71 69 Acco 4 070/2 90 5 040 LYING TO OFF McKEN (SCAND. 0200 03°36.5'S 174°-11'W CALM 7 1009.7 83 80 88 Ac 4 050/2 90 5 030 n n n n 0300 03°37'S 174°-13'W CALM 7 1004.1 83 80 88 Ac 4 050/2 90 8 030 n n n n 0400 03°36.5'S 174°-10'W CALM 7 1004.1 83 80 88 Ac 4 050/2 90 8 030 n n n n 0500 03°36.8'S 174°-09.8'W CALM 7 1004.1 83 75 76 Ac 4 040/2 90 8 030 n n n n 0600 03°37.1'S 174°-10.6'W CALM 7 1004.1 83 75 76 Ac 4 040/2 90 8 030 n n n n 0700 03°36.5'S 174°-09.2'W CALM 10 1004.4 83 75 76 Ac 4 040/2 90 6 030 n n n n 0800 03°36'13'S 174°-09'24'W CALM 16 1005.4 84 79 84 Accu 6 030/2 90 6 020 0900 03°36.1'S 174°-10.5'W CALM 8 1005.8 87 79 81 Accu 7 030/2 90 6 020 n n n n 1000 03°35'45'S 174°-16'10'W CALM 10 1006.1 89 77 68 Accu 7 030/2 90 8 030 n n n n 1100 03°35'58'S 174°-16'36'W CALM 10 1006.1 87 86 92 Accu 7 030/2 90 10 030 1200 03°35'S 174°-10'W CALM 8 1005.4 87 79 77 Ac 9 030/2 90 10 030 1300 03°35'S 174°-10'W CALM 8 1005.4 86 79 88 Ac 9 030/2 90 8 030 1400 03°35'S 174°-10'W CALM 8 1005.7 84 76 76 Accu 9 030/2 90 8 030 1500 03°35'S 174°-10'W CALM 8 1005.4 86 77 81 Ac 9 030/2 90 8 030 1600 03°35'S 174°-10'W CALM 8 1005.4 83 76 80 Accu 9 030/2 90 8 030 1700 03°35'S 174°-10'W CALM 8 1005.4 83 76 80 Ac 9 030/2 90 8 030 1800 03°35'S 174°-10'W CALM 10 1005.7 83 76 80 Accu 7 030/2 90 8 030 1900 03°35'S 174°-10'W CALM 8 1004.4 82 75 80 Ac 7 030/2 90 7 030 2000 03°35'S 174°-10'W CALM 8 1004.4 82 79 89 Accu 6 030/2 90 8 030 2100 03°35'S 174°-10'W CALM 8 1005.4 82 79 89 Ac 6 030/2 90 8 030 2200 03°35'S 174°-10'W CALM 7 1005.8 83 78 84 Accu 7 050/2 90 8 050 n n n n 2300 03°36'S 174°-10'W CALM 6 1005.8 83 78 84 Accu 6 055/4 90 14 055 2400 03°36'S 174°-10'W CALM 7 1005.8 83 78 84 Accu 6 055/4 90 14 055 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKET); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS ST-LAUR 955 12-5-83

DATE: 19 FEB 1964 TIME LAT LON POS HIG VIS SIP BEW B DOW PT WIND S WIND O SHIP COURSE/SW 0100 03°36'S 174°09'W CALM 7 1004.7 83 78 84 SC/CU 7 050/3 90 050 15 Lying to off Mclean Is. 0200 03°36.5'S 174°02'W CALM 7 1004.4 83 78 84 A/C/CU 7 050/3 90 050 15 0300 03°36'S 174°12.5'W CALM 7 1003.7 83 78 84 A/C/CU 5 050/3 90 050 15 0400 03°35.9'S 174°09.4'W CALM 7 1003.7 84 77 80 CU 5 050/3 90 050 15 0500 03°35.9'S 174°10.3'W CALM 7 1003.7 84 77 80 CU 6 050/3 90 050 15 0600 03°36'S 174°11.6'W CALM 8 1004.1 84 77 80 CU 5 050/3 90 050 12 0700 03°35.9'S 174°08.9'W CALM 10 1004.1 82 77 84 CU 6 050/3 90 050 12 0800 03°35.35'S 174°09'69"W CALM 10 1005.1 84 77 80 CU 5 060/3 90 10 060 2350/ 4.0 0900 03°36.5'S 174°10'W CALM 10 1006.1 86 78 77 CU 4 060/3 90 12 060 078/ 29.0 1000 03°36'S 174°09'W CALM 10 1006.8 87 78 77 A/C/CU 5 060/3 90 14 060 080/ 38.8 1100 03°35'S 174°08'W CALM 10 1005.4 88 83 85 A/C 4 070/4 90 14 080 Lying off Motueka 1200 03°35'S 174°08'W " 10 1004.7 85 80 84 A/C 4 070/4 90 15 075 1300 03°35'S 174°08'W " 10 1003.7 85 80 84 A/C 4 070/4 90 15 075 1400 03°35'S 174°08'W " 10 1003.7 85 80 84 A/C 4 070/4 90 15 075 1500 03°35'S 174°08'W " 10 1003.1 84 79 84 A/C 4 070/4 90 15 075 1600 03°35'S 174°08'W CALM 10 1003.1 84 79 84 A/C 5 075/4 90 12 075 1700 03°35'S 174°08'W CALM 10 1003.1 85 78 80 A/C 5 075/4 90 12 075 082/ 1800 03°35'S 174°08'W CALM 10 1003.1 85 78 80 A/C 5 075/4 90 12 075 1900 03°35'S 174°08'W CALM 8 1003.1 84 77 80 A/C 5 075/4 90 12 075 2000 03°36'S 174°09'W CALM 8 1004.4 83 78 83 A/C 4 070/4 90 10 075 Laying off Motueka 2100 03°36'S 174°10'W CALM 8 1005.1 83 78 83 A/C 4 070/4 90 10 075 2200 03°35'S 174°10'W CALM 8 1005.1 83 78 83 CU 3 075/4 90 14 075 090/ 90.4 2300 03°35'S 174°10'W CALM 8 1005.8 83 78 83 CU 3 075/4 90 12 075 Laying off Motueka 2400 03°36'S 174°12'W 11 8 1005.8 83 78 83 CU 3 075/4 90 15 080 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS S1-1004-955 12-5-63

20 Feb 64 TIME LAT LONG PRES WRA STS SLP DRY B LIM BR HIGHS TYPE OF SKY STATION WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SP 0100 03-36'S 174-09'VV CALM 8 10058 83 78 84 CU 3 075/4 90 15 080 LYNX 7 OFF MCKAN J.S. 0200 03-36.7'S 174-11'美 11 8 10051 83 80 87 CU 3 075/2 90 12 075 11 0300 03-36'S 174-09'陆 11 8 10044 93 80 88 ACCU 3 075/3 90 8 075 0400 03-35.9'S 174-11.2' 11 8 10057 83 76 80 CU 3 075/3 90 8 075 0500 03-36.7'S 174-09.6' 11 8 10037 83 76 80 CU 3 075/3 90 8 075 0600 03-35.1'S 174-10'V 11 8 1004.4 83 76 80 CU 4 075/3 90 8 075 0700 03-35.5'S 174-11.5'伍 11 10 10051 83 76 80 CU 4 075/3 90 8 075 0800 03-36.3'S 174-09.4'伍 CALIN 10 10058 83 76 80 CU 4 080/3 90 10 080 0900 03-36.4'S 174-11.6'V CALM 10 10065 83 76 80 CU 4 080/3 90 10 080 1000 03-35.7'S 174-10.3'V CALM 10 10065 86 81 84 CU 4 080/3 90 10 080 1100 03-35'S 174-08'美 CALM 10 10065 87 79 77 CU 3 080/3 90 10 080 1200 03-35'S 174-08'V 11 10 10086 87 80 81 CU 3 080/3 90 10 110 1300 03-37.5'S 173-58.3'PT 11 10 10081 87 80 81 CU 3 080/3 88 10 110 088/10.8 1400 03-37.5'S 173-49'V 11 10 1006-8 89 83 81 CU 3 080/3 88 10 110 088/12 1500 03-37.5'S 173-38'V 11 10 1006.1 89 83 81 CU 3 080/3 88 10 110 088/12 1600 03-36.5'S 173-23' Few 11 12 1006.8 90 84 81 CU 5 100/3 90 12 110 088/12 1700 03-36.8'S 173-11'V 11 12 1006.4 88 83 85 CU 5 100/3 90 12 110 088/12 1800 03-35.5'S 173-57.6'V 11 12 1007.5 87 83 85 CU 5 100/3 90 12 110 088/12 1900 03-35.5'S 179-47'V 11 10 1008.1 88 83 85 CU 5 100/3 90 12 110 088/12 2000 03-39.5'S 172-5'OV CALM 8 1008.5 84 79 84 CU 5 100/3 90 12 110 085/12 2100 03-38.5'S 172-39.2'V CALM 8 1009.1 84 79 84 CU 5 100/3 90 12 110 085/12 2200 03-37.5'S 172-28'V CALM 8 1009.5 84 79 84 CU 5 100/3 90 12 110 085/12 2300 03-36.5'S 172-17'V CALM 8 1009.5 84 79 84 CU 5 100/3 90 12 110 085/12 2400 03-36.9'S 172-06'V CALM 5 1008.8 84 79 84 CU 5 100/3 90 10 110 085/12 REMARKS: XRAY ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS 51-JUL-955 O. V. O.

01, FEB, 64 0100 03° 34.85' 171° 55' dev CALM 5 1005.8 84 79 84 cu 5 045/2 90 10 040 085/12 0200 03° 33.40' 171° 35' W CALM 5 1008.8 84 79 84 cu 5 045/2 90 10 040 085/12 0300 03° 33° 171° 28' W CALM 5 1008.8 84 79 84 cu 5 045/2 90 10 040 085/12 0400 03° 38.65' 171° 34' W CALM 5 1008.8 84 77 80 AC 5 030/12 90 12 030 325/7.9 0500 03° 38.55' 171° 32

22 Feb 64 TYPE SHIP COURSE/SP WIND & WIND D 0100 03°35'S 171°33'uras Calm 8 1005.8 82 81 88 Acu 3 040/2 90 040 15 LYING TO OFF BRANDE IS 0200 03°35.5' 171°31'W II 8 1004.7 82 81 88 Ac 6 040/2 90 040 15 0300 03°36'S 171°33' WEST II 8 1004.7 82 81 88 Ac 6 040/2 90 040 15 0400 03°34.15' 171°36.5W II 8 1007.5 82 81 88 Ac 6 040/2 90 040 15 0500 03°35.9'S 171°32.4'W II 8 1007.5 82 81 88 Ac 6 040/3 90 040 15 0600 03°34.9'S 171°33.8W II 8 1007.5 82 81 88 Ac 6 040/3 90 040 15 0700 03°35.2'S 171°35.2W II 12 1008.1 82 77 84 Cu 6 040/2 90 040 14 0800 03°35.25' 171°35.25W CALM 10 1008.8 83 78 84 Cu 6 040/2 90 040 14 0900 03°35.25' 171°35.2W CALM 10 1009.5 84 79 84 Cu 6 040/2 90 040 14 1000 03°35.25' 171°35.2W CALM 10 1009.1 85 78 80 Cu 6 040/2 90 040 14 1100 03°35.25' 171°35.2W CALM 10 1009.1 85 78 80 Cu 6 040/2 90 040 14 1200 03°35.25' 171°35.2W CALM 10 1008.8 84 79 84 Cu 6 040/2 90 040 14 1300 03°35.25' 171°35.2W CALM 10 1007.5 83 79 84 Cu 6 040/2 90 040 12 1400 03°35.25' 171°35.2W CALM 10 1006.8 83 79 84 Cu 6 040/2 90 040 12 1500 03°35.5' 171°35'W CALM 16 1006.5 83 79 84 Cu 6 040/2 90 040 1600 03°35.5' 171°35'W II 10 1006.1 86 81 79 Cu 6 040/2 90 040 060 1700 03°35.5' 171°35'W II 10 1006.1 83 73 73 Cu 6 040/2 90 040 060 1800 03°35.5' 171°35'W II 10 1006.1 83 73 73 Cu 6 040/2 90 040 060 1900 03°35.5' 171°35'W II 10 1006.1 83 73 73 Cu 6 040/2 90 040 060 2000 03°35.5' 171°35'W CALM 8 1007.8 83 76 80 Cu 6 060/3 90 12 060 2100 03°35.5' 171°35'W CALM 8 1008.8 83 76 80 Cu 6 060/3 90 12 060 2200 03°35.5' 171°35'W CALM 8 1009.5 83 76 80 Cu 6 060/3 90 12 060 2300 03°35.5' 171°35'W CALM 8 1009.5 83 76 80 Cu 6 060/3 90 12 060 2400 03°35.5' 171°35'W II 8 1009.5 83 76 80 Cu 6 060/2 90 8 060 REMARKS: X RAY ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILITARS 12-5-89 955

23 Feb. 64 0100 03°35'S 17°35.5W Calm 8 1008.8 83 79 84 AL CU 6 040/3 90 040 14 LYING TO OFF ISLANDS. 0200 03°35'S 17°36.W 11 7 1008.8 83 79 84 CU 5 040/3 90 040 14 0300 03°35'S 17°36.W 11 7 1008.1 83 79 84 CU 2 045/3 90 045 15 0400 03°35'S 17°36.W 11 7 1007.8 83 79 84 CU 2 045/3 90 045 15 0500 03°35'S 17°36.W 11 7 1008.1 83 79 84 CU 3 045/3 90 045 15 0600 03°34.5'S 17°35.6W 11 7 1008.8 83 79 84 CU 3 045/3 90 045 15 0700 03°32.1'S 17°35.2W 11 10 1009.4 83 79 84 CU 3 045/3 90 045 15 0800 03°37.5'S 17°19.W 11 10 1009.8 85 80 84 CU 3 095/3 90 090 12 0900 03°38.8'S 17°18.5W 11 10 1010.5 85 80 84 CU 7 095/3 90 090 12 1000 03°41'S 17°04.W 11 10 1010.1 79 80 84 CU 7 095/3 90 090 12 1100 03°42'S 17°04.5W 11 10 1009.8 85 80 84 CU 8 095/3 90 090 12 1200 03°45'S 17°04.6W CALM 10 1008.8 85 78 80 CU 7 090/3 90 090 12 1300 03°43'S 17°04.5W CALM 10 1009.1 87 80 81 CU 6 070/3 90 070 15 Lying To Off Phoenix Isl. 1400 03°43'S 17°04.5W CALM 10 1008.1 87 80 81 CU 6 070/3 90 070 15 1500 03°43'S 17°04.5W CALM 10 1007.5 84 79 84 CU 5 070/3 90 070 15 1600 03°43'S 17°04.5W CALM 10 1004.6 84 77 80 CU 5 075/3 90 075 16 Lying To Off Phoenix Isl. 1700 03°41'S 17°04.4W CALM 10 1004.6 84 79 84 CU 4 065/3 90 065 16 1800 03°41'S 17°04.5W CALM 10 1005.6 83 79 84 CU 4 065/3 90 065 16 1900 03°41'S 17°04.5W CALM 10 1006.1 83 79 84 CU 4 065/3 90 065 16 2000 03°41'S 17°04.5W 10 1006.8 83 79 84 CU 9 065/3 90 065 16 2100 03°41'S 17°04.5W 10 1006.8 83 79 84 CU 9 065/3 90 065 10 2200 03°41'S 17°04.5W 10 1011.5 84 76 83 CU 9 065/3 90 065 10 2300 03°41'S 17°04.5W 11 10 1011.5 84 76 83 CU 9 065/3 90 065 10 2400 03°41'S 17°04.5W 11 5 1010.8 84 76 83 CU 9 065/3 90 065 10 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILIBARS

24 FEB 64 1015 1018-5 SHIP COURSE/SM 0100 03° 41's 170° 45'w CALM 5 1010.8 83 78 84 4 cu 005/3 90 10 065 LYING TO OFF PHOENIX 0200 03° 41's 170° 45'w 11 5 1010.5 83 78 84 4 cu 005/3 90 10 065 0300 03° 41's 170° 45'w 11 5 1010.2 83 78 84 4 cu 065/3 90 10 065 0400 03° 41's 170° 45'w CALM 5 1015.0 82 78 88 4 SC 060/3 90 14 060 0500 03° 41's 170° 45'w CALM 5 1007.1 82 78 88 4 SC 060/3 90 14 060 0600 03° 41's 170° 45'w CALM 7 1007.1 82 76 80 4 SC 070/3 90 16 065 060T 0700 03° 41's 170° 45'w CALM 10 1007.2 82 78 88 4 cu 070/3 90 15 070 LYING TO OFF PHOENIX 0800 03° 41's 170° 45'w CALM 10 1011.2 84 77 80 4 cu 070/3 90 14 070 0900 03° 41's 170° 45'w CALM 10 1011.2 84 77 80 4 cu 070/3 90 14 070 1000 03° 41's 170° 45'w CALM 10 1011.8 84 77 80 4 cu 070/3 90 14 070 1100 03° 41's 170° 45'w CALM 10 1011.9 87 80 81 8 cu 070/3 90 14 070 1200 03° 41's 170° 45'w " 10 1014.2 86 81 84 8 cu 070/3 90 12 070 1300 03° 41's 170° 45'w " 10 1010.8 85 80 81 8 cu 070/3 90 12 070 1400 03° 41's 170° 45'w " 10 1007.1 85 86 84 8 cu 070/3 90 12 070 1500 03° 41's 170° 45'w " 10 1008.1 85 81 88 8 cu 070/3 90 12 070 1600 03° 41's 170° 45'w " 10 1008.6 85 81 88 8 cu 070/3 90 12 070 1700 03° 41's 170° 45'w " 10 1007.6 85 81 88 8 cu 070/3 90 12 070 1800 03° 41's 170° 45'w " 10 1006.5 85 81 88 6 SC 065/3 90 14 065 (062) 13.5 1900 03° 41's 170° 45'w " 5 1009.5 85 74 169 10 SC 065/3 90 7 065 LYING TO OFF PHOENIX 2000 03° 41's 170° 45'w CALM 8 1009.5 83 78 84 4 cu 070/3 90 10 070 2100 03° 41's 170° 45'w CALM 8 1007.5 83 78 84 4 cu 070/3 90 10 070 2200 03° 41's 170° 45'w CALM 8 1012.5 83 78 84 4 cu 065/3 90 12 065 060 127.9 2300 03° 41's 170° 45'w CALM 8 1012.5 83 78 84 4 cu 065/3 90 12 065 0000 03° 41's 170° 45'w CALM 8 1011.9 83 78 84 4 cu 065/3 90 12 065 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS 1008.5 1007.5 S1-10W-955

25 PCB 64 250345 - 35 1445 SHIP COURSE/SM WIND S WIND D 0100 03° 44's 170°-44W CALM 8 1011.5 83 78 84 6 7cu 065/2 90 12 065 lying off PHOENIX 0200 03° 44's 170°-44W CALM 8 1010.5 83 78 84 6 cu 065/2 90 12 065 " " 0300 03° 44's 170°-44W CALM 8 1010.2 82 75 80 6 cu 065/2 90 12 065 " " 0400 03° 44's 170°-44W CALM 5 1009.8 82 77 84 6 cu 065/2 90 7 065 " " 0500 03° 44's 170°-44W CALM 5 1010.2 84 77 80 6 cu 065/2 90 7 065 " " 0600 03° 44's 170°-44W CALM 5 1010.2 83 76 80 6 cu 065/2 90 7 065 " " 0700 03° 44's 170°-44W 11 8 1010.2 83 76 80 6 cu 065/2 90 7 065 " " 0800 03° 44's 170°-44W " 8 1010.2 83 76 80 6 cu 065/2 90 7 065 " " 0900 03° 44's 170°-44W " 8 1010.2 83 76 80 6 cu 065/2 90 7 065 " " 1000 03° 44's 170°-44W " 8 1011.5 83 80 92 6 cu 065/2 90 7 065 " " 1100 03° 44's 170°-44W " 8 1010.8 83 78 80 6 cu 065/2 90 7 065 " " 1200 03° 48'-48's 170°-45'50" CALM 10 1011.0 84 79 84 6 7cu 065/2 90 10 065 " " 1300 03° 43's 170°-45' CALM 10 1011.0 84 79 84 6 cu 065/2 90 10 065 " " 1400 03° 43's 170°-45' CALM 10 1011.5 84 81 92 6 7cu 065/2 90 10 065 " " 1500 03° 48's 170°-45' CALM 10 1013.5 84 79 84 6 cu 065/2 90 10 065 " " 1600 03° 43's 170°-45' CALM 10 1008.9 84 79 84 6 cu 065/2 90 12 065 " " 1700 03° 43's 170°-45' CALM 10 1008.1 84 79 84 6 cu 065/2 90 12 065 " " 1800 03° 43's 170°-45' CALM 10 1009.1 84 79 84 6 cu 065/2 90 12 065 lying off PHOENIX 1900 03° 43's 170°-45' CALM 8 1009.8 84 79 84 6 cu 065/2 90 12 065 " " 2000 03° 47's 170°-43W CALM 10 1010.8 83 76 80 6 cu 065/2 90 10 065 " " 2100 03° 44's 170°-43W CALM 10 1011.5 83 76 80 6 cu 065/2 90 10 065 " " 2200 03° 46's 170°-43W CALM 10 1012.2 83 76 80 6 cu 065/2 90 10 065 " " 2300 03° 44's 170°-43W CALM 10 1012.2 83 76 80 6 cu 065/2 90 10 065 " " 2400 03° 44's 170°-42W " 10 1012.2 83 76 80 6 cu 065/2 90 10 065 " " REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS 12-10-83 955 1006.0 9.0 52 35 83

20301964 46 TYPE ALL SKY SHIP COURSE/SP WIND S WIND D 0100 03°-44' 170°-42.2 Calm 8 1014.5 83 82 84 cu 6 065/2 90 10 065 Lying off Phoenix 0200 03°-44' 170°-42.2 " 8 1014.5 83 82 86 cu 6 065/2 90 10 065 0300 03°-44' 170°-42.2 " 8 1011.5 83 82 85 cu 6 065/2 90 12 065 075/3 0400 03°-44's 170°-42.2w Calm 8 1009.5 83 76 80 cu 6 065/2 90 12 065 Lying off Phoenix 0500 03°-44's 170°-42.2w Calm 8 1009.5 83 78 84 cu 6 065/2 90 12 065 075/3 0600 03°-44's 170°-42.2w Calm 8 1009.5 83 78 84 cu 6 065/2 90 12 065 Lying off Phoenix 0700 03°-44's 170°-42.2w Calm 10 1010.2 83 78 84 cu 6 065/2 90 12 065 Lying off Phoenix 0800 03°-44's 170°-44'w Calm 10 1014.5 84 77 80 cu 6 065/2 90 12 065 0900 03°-44's 170°-44'w Calm 10 1016.8 85 77 80 cu 6 065/2 90 12 065 1000 03°-44's 170°-44'w Calm 10 1016.0 86 78 80 cu 6 065/2 90 14 065 078 1100 03°-44's 170°-44'w Calm 10 1016.9 86 78 80 cu 6 065/2 90 16 065 Lying off Phoenix 1200 03°-44's 170°-43w Calm 12 1008.5 85 78 80 cu 6 070/3 90 15 065 n n 1300 03°-44's 170°-43w Calm 12 1008.5 85 78 80 cu 6 070/3 90 15 070 n n 1400 03°-44's 170°-43w Calm 12 1007.5 85 78 80 cu 6 070/3 90 15 070 n n 1500 03°-43's 170°-43w Calm 12 1007.5 85 78 80 cu 6 070/3 90 15 070 n n 1600 03°-43's 170°-43w Calm 12 1007.5 84 78 80 cu 6 070/3 90 15 070 n n 1700 03°-43's 170°-43w Calm 12 1007.5 84 78 80 cu 6 070/3 90 15 070 n n 1800 03°-43's 170°-43w Calm 12 1007.5 84 78 80 cu 6 070/3 90 15 070 n n 1900 03°-43's 170°-43 Calm 12 1007.5 84 78 80 cu 6 070/3 90 15 070 n n 2000 03°-43's 170°-43w Calm 8 1007.5 83 79 88 cu 6 070/3 90 12 070 n n 2100 03°-43's 170°-43w Calm 8 1010.2 84 77 80 cu 6 070/3 90 12 070 n n 2200 03°-43's 170°-43w Calm 8 1010.5 84 77 80 cu 6 070/3 90 12 070 n n 2300 03°-43's 170°-43w Calm 8 1010.5 84 77 80 cu 6 070/3 90 12 070 n n 2400 03°-43's 170°-43w Calm 10 1016.1 84 77 80 cu 6 070/3 90 12 070 070 194.7 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN INCHES OF MERCURY. 1007.9 1016.1 0002.5- 1016.1 S1-LN4-955 12-5-83 0002.0

27 FEB. 1964 0100 08°-43's 176°-45'w CALM 10 1016.83 78 83 8 Ncu 060/3 90 14 060 lying to off Phoenix 0200 08°-43's 176°-44w CALM 10 1016.83 78 83 8 Ncu 060/3 90 12 060 11 11 11 0300 08°-43's 176°-45w CALM 10 1016.83 78 83 8 Ncu 060/3 90 14 060 11 11 11 0400 08°-43's 176°-45w N 10 1016.2 83 29 88 8 Ncu 060/3 90 14 060 11 11 11 0500 08°-43's 176°-44w N 10 1003.1 83 75 98 8 Ncu 060/3 90 14 060 11 11 11 0600 08°-43's 176°-45w N 10 1005.1 83 75 88 8 Ncu 060/3 90 14 060 11 11 11 0700 08°-43's 176°-45w N 10 1005.5 83 78 83 8 Ncu 060/3 90 14 060 11 11 11 0800 03°-43's 176°-45w CALM 10 1010.8 83 78 83 9 W 060/3 85 15 070 11 11 11 0900 02°-35's 176°-45'w CALM 10 1010.8 84 11 80 9 W 060/3 85 15 070 330 / 11 1000 03°-28's 176°-55w CALM 10 1000.8 84 11 80 9 W 060/3 85 15 070 330 / 11 1100 03°-10's 176°-04'w CALM 10 1010.2 84 11 80 9 W 060/3 85 15 070 345 / 11 1200 03°-9's 17°-06w CALM 10 1009.5 84 11 80 9 W 060/3 85 15 070 350 / 43 1300 03°-8's 17°-06w CALM 10 1008.8 84 11 80 8 W 070/3 90 12 070 Lying to off Phoenix 1400 03°-8's 17°-06w CALM 10 1008.1 84 11 80 8 W 070/3 90 12 070 11 11 11 1500 03°-8's 17°-06w CALM 10 1007.5 83 79 88 8 W 070/3 90 12 070 11 11 11 1600 03°-8's 17°-06w CALM 10 1007.5 83 78 84 8 W 070/3 90 12 070 11 11 11 1700 03°-8's 17°-06w CALM 10 1007.5 83 78 84 8 W 070/3 90 12 070 11 11 11 1800 03°-8's 17°-06w CALM 10 1007.5 83 78 84 8 W 070/3 90 12 070 11 11 11 1900 03°-8's 17°-06w CALM 8 1008.1 83 78 84 8 W 070/3 90 15 070 11 11 11 2000 03°-8's 17°-06w CALM 8 1005.1 83 78 84 8 W 070/3 90 15 070 11 11 11 2100 03°-8's 17°-06w CALM 8 1010.2 83 78 84 8 W 070/3 90 15 070 11 11 11 2200 03°-8's 17°-06w CALM 8 1010.8 83 78 84 8 W 070/3 90 15 070 11 11 11 2300 03°-8's 17°-06w CALM 8 1009.8 83 78 84 8 W 070/3 90 12 070 11 11 11 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS

28 Feb, 64 0100 03°-08'S 171°-06W CALM 5 1010.2 83 78 84 ST/CU 8 070/3 90 12 070 Lying To OFF ENDENBURY 0200 03°-08'S 171°-06W CALM 5 1009.5 83 78 84 ST/CU 8 070/3 90 14 070 0300 03°-08'S 171°-06W CALM 5 1008.1 83 78 84 ST/CU 8 070/2 90 14 070 0400 03°-08'S 171°-06W CALM 6 1008.8 81 77 81 CU 8 070/2 90 14 070 0500 03°-08'S 171°-06W CALM 6 1008.5 81 77 87 CU 8 070/2 90 15 070 0600 03°-08'S 171°-06W CALM 8 1008.8 82 77 84 CU 8 070/2 90 15 070 0700 03°-08'S 171°-06W CALM 9 1009.8 82 78 84 CU 9 070/2 90 15 070 0800 03°-08'S 171°-06W CALM 9 1009.1 84 79 84 CU 9 070/3 90 20 060 0900 03°-08'S 171°-06W CALM 9 1010.1 84 79 84 CU 9 070/3 90 20 060 1000 03°-08'S 171°-06W CALM 9 1010.1 84 79 84 CU 9 070/3 90 20 060 1100 03°-08'S 171°-06W CALM 9 1010.5 84 79 84 CU 9 070/3 90 20 060 1200 03°-08'S 171°-06W CALM 10 1009.8 84 79 84 CU 9 070/3 90 20 060 1300 03°-08'S 171°-06W CALM 10 1008.8 86 79 81 CU 7 060/3 90 15 060 1400 03°-08'S 171°-06W CALM 10 1008.5 85 78 81 CU 7 060/3 90 15 060 1500 03°-08'S 171°-06W CALM 12 1007.8 84 79 84 CU 7 060/3 90 15 060 1600 03°-08'S 171°-06W CALM 10 1008.5 84 79 84 CU 7 060/3 90 12 060 1700 03°-08'S 171°-06W " 10 84 79 84 CU 7 060/3 90 12 060 1800 03°-08'S 171°-06W " 10 84 79 84 CU 7 060/3 90 12 060 1900 03°-08'S 171°-06W " 10 84 79 84 CU 7 060/3 90 12 060 2000 03°-08'S 171°-06W " 5 1008.5 84 78 84 CU 7 060/3 90 12 060 2100 03°-08'S 171°-06W HIGH WIND 5 1009.8 84 78 84 CU 8 060/3 90 15 060 2200 03°-08'S 171°-06W " 11 5 1010.2 84 78 84 CU 8 060/3 90 15 060 2300 03°-08'S 171°-06W " 11 5 1010.5 84 78 84 CU 8 060/3 90 15 060 2400 03°-08'S 171°-06W " 11 5 1010.5 84 78 84 CU 8 060/3 90 15 060 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS 51-10W 955

29 FEB. 1964 0100 03-085 191-06w WINDY 6 1009.5 84 48 84 Cu 7 040/5 88 15 040 060/3 0200 03-085 171-06w WINDY 6 1008.8 84 18 84 Cu 6 040/5 88 15 040 060/3 0300 03-085 171-06w MODERATE 7 1008.8 83 80 88 Cu 6 040/5 88 15 040 060/3 0400 03-085 171-06w Moderate 7 1008.8 83 79 88 Cu 6 040/5 88 15 040 150/1 0500 03-085 171-06w Moderate 8 1009.8 83 79 88 Cu 6 040/5 88 15 040 150/1 0600 03-085 171-06w Moderate 9 1008.8 83 79 88 Cu 5 080/4 88 15 050 100/1 0700 03-085 171-06w Moderate 10 1008.8 83 79 88 Cu 5 050/4 88 15 050 030/1 0800 03-085 171-06w Moderate 10 1008.8 84 75 73 Cu 6 080/5 88 15 045 180/2 0900 03-085 171-06w Moderate 10 1008.8 85 75 73 Cu 6 080/5 89 15 045 180/2 1000 03-085 171-06w Moderate 10 1010.8 85 75 73 Cu 6 090/5 88 15 095 015/2 1100 03-085 171-06w Moderate 10 1010.5 85 75 73 Cu 6 085/5 88 15 085 176/2 1200 03-085 171-06w " 10 1010.5 87 75 73 Cu 6 085/5 88 15 085 125/4 1300 03-085 171-06w " 10 1010.8 87 75 73 Cu 6 085/5 88 15 085 310/3 1400 03-085 171-06w " 10 1010.1 84 73 69 Cu 8 085/5 88 18 085 020/28.1 1500 03-085 171-06w " 10 1013.8 86 73 69 Cu 3 085/4 88 20 085 010/2 1600 03-085 171-06w " 10 1007.8 84 79 84 Cu 3 085/4 88 18 085 Drifting off Enderby 1700 03-085 171-06w " 10 1007.8 84 81 52 Cu 3 085/4 88 18 085 070/2.4 1800 03-085 171-06w " 10 1013.8 84 81 52 Cu 3 085/4 88 18 085 355/2.5 1900 03-085 171-06w " 10 1013.8 84 81 88 Cu 3 085/4 88 18 085 020/2.5 2000 03-085 171-06w " 11 8 1013.8 84 81 88 Cu 3 085/4 88 18 085 310/2.3 2100 03-085 171-11w " 11 8 1008.8 83 75 81 Cu 4 100/4 90 15 100 100/3 2200 03-08 171-11w " 11 8 1009.5 83 75 81 Cu 4 100/4 90 15 100 050/3 2300 03-08 171-11w " 11 8 1009.5 83 76 81 Cu 4 100/4 90 15 100 190/3 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISTIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS ST-104955

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2 MARCH 64 TIME LAT LONG WIND DIR. WIND SPEED TEMP. SEA LEVEL PRESSURE WEATHER SKY WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SPI 0100 03°08' state 171°06'w moderate 8 1008.5 83 75 76 cu 5 090/4 89 15 090 020/11 0200 03°08's 171°06' de 11 8 1008.1 83 75 76 cu 5 090/4 89 15 090 150/1 0300 03°08's 171°06'w 11 8 1008.1 83 75 76 cu 5 090/4 89 15 090 000/1 0400 03°08's 171°06'w Moderate 8 10138 82 75 80 cu 4 090/4 89 17 090 180/2 0500 03°08's 171°06'w 11 8 10138 82 75 80 cu 4 090/4 80 17 090 180/2 0600 03°08's 171°06'w 11 8 10138 82 75 80 cu 4 090/4 90 17 090 180/2 0700 03°08's 171°06'w 11 8 1014.5 83 76 82 cu 4 090/4 90 17 090 Lying to off EXXON BARTERS. 0800 03°08's 171°06'w 11 10 1014.5 84 76 82 cu 4 090/4 90 17 090 305/1 0900 03°08's 171°06'w 11 10 1014.5 84 76 82 cu 4 090/4 90 17 090 305/1 1000 03°08's 171°06'w 11 10 1014.5 84 76 82 cu 4 090/4 90 17 090 305/1 1100 03°08's 171°06'w 11 10 1014.5 84 76 82 cu 4 090/4 90 17 090 305/1 1200 03°08's 171°06'w 11 10 1014.5 84 76 82 cu 4 090/4 90 17 090 305/1 1300 03°08's 171°06'w 11 10 1014.5 84 76 82 cu 4 090/4 90 17 090 305/1 1400 03°08's 171°06'w 11 10 1014.5 84 76 82 cu 4 090/4 90 17 090 305/1 1500 03°08's 171°06'w 11 10 1014.5 84 76 82 cu 4 090/4 90 17 090 305/1 1600 03°08's 171°06'w 11 10 1014.5 84 76 82 cu 4 090/4 90 17 090 305/1 1700 03°08's 171°06'f 11 10 1014.5 84 76 82 cu 4 090/4 90 17 090 305/1 1800 03°08's 171°06'w 11 10 1014.5 84 76 82 cu 4 090/4 90 17 090 305/1 1900 03°08's 171°06'w 11 10 1014.5 84 76 82 cu 4 090/4 90 17 090 305/1 2000 03°08's 171°06' with 11 8 1008.5 82 78 88 cu 4 090/3 90 12 090 305/1 2100 03°08's 171°06' with 11 8 1008.5 82 78 88 cu 4 090/3 90 12 090 305/1 2200 03°08's 171°06' with 11 8 1008.5 82 78 88 cu 4 090/3 90 12 090 305/1 2300 03°08's 171°06' with 11 8 1009.1 82 77 84 cu 4 090/3 90 12 090 305/1 2400 03°08's 171°06' with 11 8 1008.5 82 77 84 cu 4 090/3 90 12 090 305/1 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS 12-5-83 955

3 MARCH, 1964 TIME TAT 0100 02° 48's 171° 45' â 0200 02° 48's 171° 45'w 0300 02° 48's 171° 45'w 0400 02° 48's 171° 45'W 0500 02° 48's 171° 45'be 0600 02° 48's 171° 45'w 0700 02° 48's 171° 45'W 0800 02° 46.45 171° 45.3' W 0900 02° 49.1s 171° 43.8' out 1000 02° 49.1s 171° 43.8' 1100 02° 46.5s 171° 45.3'W 1200 02° 46.5s 171° 45.3' W 1300 02° 46.5s 171° 45.3' W 1400 02° 46.5s 171° 45.3'W 1500 03° 06.5 171° 34' W 1600 03° 16's 171° 27'w 1700 03° 26.5s 171° 26' W 1800 03° 40's 171° 15' E 1900 03° 47's 171° 07' W 2000 04° 04's 171° 09' w 2100 04° 05's 171° 11'W 2200 04° 38's 170° 48' W 2300 04° 36's 170° 45' W 2400 04° 37's 170° 35' W MODERATE RATH MODERATE 8 1008.5 82 77 84 7 se/u 110/3 90 14 110 350/4.3 8 1007.8 80 76 87 8 sc/b 110/3 90 12 110 350/4.0 8 1007.0 80 76 87 8 sc/b 110/3 90 12 110 160/4.2 8 1007.1 82 80 88 8 se/b 110/3 90 12 110 350/4.1 8 1008.1 82 80 88 8 sc/b 110/3 90 12 110 170/4.3 8 1008.1 82 80 88 8 sc/b 110/3 90 12 110 350/4.5 10 1009.1 83 78 84 7 cu 110/3 90 12 110 150/3 10 1009.1 83 78 84 7 cu 110/3 90 12 110 150/3 10 1009.5 84 79 84 7 cu 110/3 90 12 110 150/3 10 1008.8 84 79 84 7 cu 110/3 90 12 110 150/3 10 1008.5 84 79 84 7 cu 110/3 90 12 110 350/3 10 1008.1 84 79 84 7 cu 110/3 90 12 110 120/3 10 1008.1 84 79 84 7 cu 110/3 90 12 110 148/8.2 10 1006.1 84 79 84 7 cu 110/3 90 12 110 155/13 10 1006.1 88 81 81 7 cu 055/3 90 12 055 146/14 10 1006.1 89 83 81 7 cu 055/3 8690 12 055 146/14 10 1006.1 87 80 81 7 cu 055/3 8690 12 055 146/14 8 1006.8 86 79 81 7 cu 055/3 86 12 055 146/14 7 1005.7 86 79 81 4 se 130/9 86 16 130 146/13.6 6 1008.1 86 79 81 4 se 105/3 86 16 105 146/13.7 6 1008.1 86 79 81 4 se 105/3 90 16 105 146/18.5 6 1001.5 86 79 81 4 sc 105/3 90 16 105 146/13. REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS ST-LNH-955 12-5-83

4 March 1964 0100 05° 58's 170°-32w Moderate 8 1007.5 85 80 81 sc 4 105/3 86 16 105 146/13 0200 05° 19's 170°-32w " 8 1006.8 85 80 81 sc 4 105/3 86 16 105 180/13 0300 05° 21's 170°-30w " 8 1006.8 85 80 81 sc 4 105/3 86 16 105 180/13 0400 05° 31's 170°-30w " 8 1006.8 85 80 84 cu 4 105/3 86 15 100 180/13 0500 05°-50's 170°-30w " 8 1007.5 85 80 84 cu 5 105/3 86 15 110 180/13 0600 06°-00's 170°-30w " 8 1007.8 85 80 84 cu 5 110/3 86 15 100 180/13 0700 06° 13's 170°-30w " 8 1009.1 85 80 84 cu 5 110/3 86 15 100 180/13 0800 CALM 10 1003.8 86 81 84 cu 4 110/3 86 12 100 175/12 0900 06° 39's 170°-44'w " 10 1009.1 89 82 81 cu 4 110/3 86 12 120 125/12 1000 06° 50's 170°-42'w " 10 1009.5 89 82 81 cu 4 110/3 86 12 120 125/12 1100 07° 03's 170°-40'w " 10 1009.5 89 82 81 cu 4 110/3 86 12 120 175/12 1200 07°-15's 170°-40'w " 10 1008.5 89 85 88 cu 4 105/3 86 12 105 175/12 1300 07° 41's 170°-46'w " 10 1007.5 89 84 85 cu 5 105/3 86 12 105 175/12 1400 07° 37's 170°-36'w " 10 1006.8 90 85 85 cu 5 105/3 86 12 105 175/12 1500 07° 48's 170°-29'w " 10 1006.4 90 85 85 cu 5 105/3 86 12 105 175/12 1600 08° 00's 170°-32'w Moderate 10 1006.4 88 81 81 cu 8 100/4 86 14 100 175/12 1700 08° 08's 170°-28'w " 10 1006.4 87 82 85 cu 8 100/4 86 14 100 175/12 1800 08° 06's 170°-19'w " 10 1006.8 86 82 85 cu 8 100/4 86 14 100 175/12 1900 08° 05's 170°-05'w " 10 1007.5 86 82 86 cu 8 100/4 86 14 100 175/12 2000 08°-45's 126°-31'w " 10 1008.1 86 82 98 cu 8 100/4 86 14 100 175/12 2100 08°-56's 180°-38'w " 8 1008.8 86 82 88 cu 8 100/4 86 14 100 170/12 2200 09°-07's 170°-37'w " 8 1008.8 86 82 88 cu 8 100/4 86 14 100 170/12 2300 09°-19's 170°-35'w " 8 1008.9 86 82 88 cu 8 100/4 86 14 100 170/12 2400 09°-30's 170°-33'w " 8 1008.9 86 82 88 st 8 100/4 86 14 100 170/12 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS S1-100W-955 12-5-83

5 MARCH 1964 0100 09°315 170°31W CALM 6 1008.8 86 82 88 Cw 9 100/4 87 100 12 170°/ 11 KTS. 0200 09°535 170°28W MODERATE 5 1007.5 86 82 88 Cw 9 100/4 87 100 12 170°/ 11 KTS. 0300 10°045 170°27W MODERATE 6 1007.1 85 80 84 Cw 9 100/4 86 100 12 170°/ 11 KTS. 0400 10°15'S 176°24.5W " 5 1007.1 85 80 84 Cu 9 100/4 86 100 12 170°/ 11 KTS 0500 10°25'S 170°23W " 5 1007.8 85 80 84 Cu 9 100/4 86 100 12 170°/ 11 KTS 0600 10°29'S 170°16'W " 5 1008.1 85 80 84 Cu 8 100/3 80 100 8 170°/ 11 KTS 0700 10°35'S 176°12'W " 10 1008.8 86 82 84 Cu 8 100/3 82 100 8 170°/ 11 KTS 0900 18°50.5'S 178°12W " 10 1009.5 88 80 77 Cu 7 100/3 86 100 10 180/ 11 KTS 0900 18°11'S 176°27W " 10 1009.8 89 81 77 Cu 7 090/3 86 090 10 180/ 11 KTS 1000 11°13'S 176°12W " 10 1009.8 89 82 81 Cu 7 095/3 86 095 10 180/ 11 KTS 1100 11°23'S 176°11W " 10 1009.8 89 82 81 Cu 7 095/3 86 095 10 180/ 11 KTS 1200 11°36'S 170°19'W Squalls 10 1008.1 87 84 84 84 Cu 8 120/3 86 120 14 180/ 11.4 1300 11°39'S 172°10'W Squalls 10 1008.8 87 84 84 84 Cu 8 120/3 86 120 14 180/ 11.4 1400 11°46'S 170°19'W MODERATE 10 1008.5 86 84 84 Cu 7 120/3 86 120 14 187/ 11.2 1500 12°10'S 170°14'W " 10 1008.1 89 82 81 Cu 6 120/3 86 120 14 197/ 11.3 1600 12°20' 170-17 " 10 1008.1 90 82 78 A/LB 6 120/3 86 120 14 187/ 11 1700 12°30' 170-15 " 10 1008.5 90 82 78 A/LB 6 120/3 86 120 14 187/ 11 1800 12°41' 170-20 " 10 1008.8 88 83 86 A/LB 6 120/3 86 120 14 187/ 11 1900 12°54' 170-21 " 10 1010.2 86 82 88 A/LB 6 120/3 86 120 14 187/ 11 2000 13°13'S 170°33W " 11 10 1010.4 86 82 88 Cw 6 120/3 87 120 12 187/ 11 2100 13°24'S 170°24'W " 11 10 1010.4 86 82 88 Cw 6 120/2 87 120 12 187/ 11 2200 13°36'S 176°36W CALM 10 1010.5 85 80 84 Cw 6 120/2 87 120 10 187/ 11 2300 13°49'S 170°39W CALM 8 1010.5 85 80 84 Cw 6 120/2 87 120 10 187/ 11 2400 13°49'S 170°29W CALM 5 1010.8 85 80 84 Cu 6 120/2 87 120 10 187/ 11 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS S1-100M-955 12-7-83

11 MAR 64 0100 11° 43'5 168°-23W CALM 5 1013.2 82 77 84 5 cu 040/1 87 10 040 DRIFTING AT SEA 0200 11° 33'5 168°-15W CALM 5 1013.9 82 77 84 5 cu 040/1 87 10 040 " 0300 11° 13'5 168°-07W CALM 5 1011.9 82 77 84 5 cu 040/1 87 10 040 038/13 0400 11° 13'5 167°-58W CALM 5 1011.3 84 77 80 4 SE 046/2 87 12 045 038/13 0500 11° 03'5 167°-50W CALM 5 1012.2 82 72 80 5 SE/3 044/2 87 12 045 038/13 0600 10° 54'5 167°-40W CALM 8 1012.5 82 72 80 8 SE 045/1 87 12 045 038/13 0700 10° 54'5 167°-35W MODERATE 10 1013.5 82 72 80 8 SE 045/2 87 14 045 038/13 0800 10° 47'5 167°-38W " 10 1014.2 88 76 67 8 SE 045/2 87 14 045 038/13 0900 10° 36'5 167°-30W " 10 1015.2 78 74 87 9 SE 045/2 87 10 045 038/13 1000 10° 26'5 167°-22W " 10 1015.9 83 75 76 9 SE 045/2 87 12 045 038/13 1100 10° 16'5 167°-14W " 10 1013.5 81 76 76 8 SE 045/2 87 12 045 038/13 1200 10° 13'5 167°-10W CALM 10 1011.9 84 76 76 6 ST 045/2 87 10 045 038/13 1300 10° 13'5 167°-02W CALM 10 1011.9 87 83 88 9 ST 045/2 87 10 045 038/13 1400 10° 03'5 166°-54W CALM 10 1011.2 87 83 88 8 ST 045/2 87 10 045 038/13 1500 09° 51'5 166°-47W CALM 10 1011.2 89 82 81 8 ST 040/2 87 10 040 036/13 1600 09° 40'5 166°-39W CALM 10 1010.5 89 82 81 8 ST 040/2 87 10 040 036/13 1700 09° 30'5 166°-31W CALM 10 1010.1 87 82 81 8 ST 040/2 87 10 040 036/13 1800 09° 19'5 166°-23W CALM 10 1011.2 85 78 88 8 ST 040/2 87 10 040 036/13 1900 09° 07'5 166°-15W CALM 5 1014.2 85 78 88 8 ST 040/2 87 10 040 036/13 2000 09° 02'5 165°-55W CALM 5 1012.9 85 80 84 8 ST 040/2 87 10 040 026/13 2100 08° 49'5 165°-49W CALM 5 1013.9 85 80 84 8 ST 040/2 87 10 040 026/13 2200 08° 38'5 165°-43W CALM 5 1013.2 84 79 84 8 ST 040/2 87 10 040 026/13 2300 08° 26'5 165°-38W CALM 5 1013.2 84 79 84 8 ST 040/2 87 10 040 026/13 2400 08° 18'5 165°-31W MODERATE 5 1012.8 84 79 84 8 ST 040/2 87 12 040 036/13 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (WHISKEY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS ST-LMH 955

12 MARCH 1964 0100 08°00'S 165°26'W MODERATE 5 10/1.9 84 79 84 8 5/1sc 045/12 87 12 040 036/13 0200 07°49'S 165°19'W " 5 10/1.5 84 79 84 8 5/1sc 045/12 87 12 040 036/13 0300 07°37'S 165°14'W " 5 10/1.2 84 79 84 7 5/1sc 045/12 87 12 040 036/13 0400 07°26'S 165°08'W " 5 10/1.5 84 77 80 6 5/1sc 045/12 87 14 040 026/13 0500 07°13'S 165°02'W " 5 10/1.9 84 77 80 6 5/1sc 045/13 87 14 040 026/13 0600 07°01'S 164°56'W " 8 10/2.2 83 78 84 8 5/1sc 045/15 87 14 040 026/13 0700 06°59'S 164°53'W " 10 10/2.5 84 77 80 8 5/1sc 045/13 87 14 040 026/13 0800 06°55'S 164°53'W MODERATE 10 10/3.2 85 75 83 7 Cu 045/13 87 14 050 034/12.5 0900 06°44'S 164°46'W MODERATE 10 10/3.2 85 75 83 7 Cu 045/13 87 14 050 034/12.5 1000 06°33'S 164°39'W MODERATE 10 10/3.2 85 75 83 7 Cu 045/13 87 14 050 034/12.5 1100 06°21'S 164°31'W MODERATE 10 10/3.5 86 81 84 7 Cu 045/13 87 14 050 034/13 1200 06°04'S 164°19'W " 10 10/1.5 85 80 77 7 Cu 045/13 87 14 050 034/13 1300 05°50'S 164°11'W " 10 10/1.5 88 80 77 7 Cu 045/13 87 14 050 034/13 1400 05°41'S 164°03'W " 10 10/1.5 88 80 77 7 Cu 045/13 87 14 050 034/13 1500 05°31'S 163°54'W " 10 10/1.5 88 80 77 7 Cu 045/13 87 14 050 034/13 1600 05°21'S 163°47'W " 10 10/9.1 88 81 84 7 Cu 045/13 87 14 050 036/13 1700 05°09'S 163°39'5"W " 10 10/9.1 87 82 84 7 Cu 045/13 87 14 050 036/13 1800 04°57'S 163°32'W " 10 10/9.1 84 79 84 7 Cu 045/13 87 14 050 036/13 1900 04°48'S 163°23'5"W " 8 10/9.5 83 78 84 7 Cu 045/13 87 14 050 036/13 2000 04°36'S 163°16'W " 7 10/0.5 83 76 80 4 Cu 045/13 87 14 045 037/13 2100 04°29'S 163°08'W " 7 10/0.8 83 76 80 5 Cu 045/13 87 14 045 037/13 2200 04°16'S 163°00'W " 7 10/0.8 83 76 80 6 5/1sc 050/13 87 14 050 037/13 2300 04°06'S 162°58'W " 7 10/0.8 83 76 80 7 5/1sc 050/13 87 14 050 037/13 2400 03°53'S 162°46'W " 7 10/0.8 83 76 80 7 5/1sc 050/13 87 14 050 037/13 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (CHITSENY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREES; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN MILLIBARS 12/1300 12-14-83 955

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{ "text": "14 MARCA 1964\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n [TRANSCRIPTION_TRUNCATED_DUE_TO_LOOP]

DATE 15 March 1964 TIME LAT LONG PRES WEA VIS SLP DRY B DEW PT HUM TYPE OBC SKY WAVES SEA TEMP WIND S WIND D SHIP COURSE/SP 0100 00°-22'S 160°-04'W C4m 6 1010.8 81 71 72 cu 6 050/2 84 12 080 050/1/3 0200 00°-22'S 160°-04'2W C4lm 6 1010.8 81 71 72 cu 4 050/2 84 10 090 050/1/3 0300 02°-22'S 160°-04'W C4lm 6 1010.5 80 70 72 cu 4 050/2 84 10 090 050/1/3 0400 00°-22'S 168°-04'W CALM 6 1010.5 80 70 72 cu 4 080/2 84 10 090 030/3 0500 00°-22'S 160°-04'发展 CALM 6 1010.8 80 70 72 cu 5 080/2 84 12 090 045/3 0600 00°-22'S 160°-04'二 CALM 10 1011.5 80 70 72 cu 6 090/2 84 12 090 120/4 0700 00°-22'S 160°-04'W CALM 10 1012.2 82 71 69 cu 6 090/2 84 12 090 030/3 0800 00°-23'S 160°-03'w CALM 10 1019.9 83 67 62 sc 5 110/2 84 12 110 Ly/10g 10 OFF JERUS 0900 00°-29'S 160°-03'v CALM 10 1019.9 82 74 76 cu 5 110/2 84 19 110 190/7.0 1000 06°-23'S 160°-03'w CALM 10 1010.2 89 74 76 sc 6 110/2 84 12 110 050/7.0 1100 00°-23'S 160°-03'w CALM 10 1011.9 89 74 76 sc 6 110/2 84 12 110 075/7.0 1200 00°-23'S 160°-03'W " 10 1010.8 82 72 78 sc 6 110/2 83 12 110 Briefing off JERUS 1300 00°-23'S 160°-03'h " 10 1010.2 89 70 62 sc 6 110/2 83 12 110 180/4 1400 00°-23'S 160°-03'v " 10 1010.2 89 71 66 sc 6 110/2 83 12 110 350/1 1500 00°-23'S 160°-03'be " 10 1009.1 86 70 60 sc 6 110/2 83 12 110 110/1 1600 00°-23'S 160°-03'w CALM 10 1009.1 86 70 60 sd 5 110/2 83 12 110 060/3 1700 00°-23'S 160°-03'w CALM 10 1009.8 86 70 60 sd 6 110/2 83 12 110 060/3 1800 00°-23'S 160°-03'w CALM 10 1010.2 86 70 60 cu 6 110/2 83 12 110 190/3 1900 00°-23'S 160°-03'w CALM 8 1010.2 86 70 60 cu 6 110/2 83 12 110 030/3 2000 00°-23'S 160°-03'W C4lm 5 1011.2 86 70 60 cu 6 110/2 83 12 110 030/3 2100 00°-23'S 160°-03'v C4lm 5 1012.2 85 70 60 cu 5 110/2 83 12 110 030/3 2200 00°-23'S 160°-03'v C4lm 8 1012.2 81 70 60 cu 4 110/2 83 12 110 060/5 2300 00°-23'S 160°-03'v C4lm 8 1012.2 81 70 60 cu 4 110/2 83 12 110 050/5 2400 00°-23'S 160°-03'w CALM 8 1011.5 80 72 75 cu 4 110/2 83 12 110 030/3 NOTES: ALL TIMES LOCAL (GIBRALTAR); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREE; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; WAVE HEIGHT IN WHOLE FEET; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE 42.8 81

16 MARCH 1964 0100 00°-23'S 160°-03' form CALM 8 1010.5 80 72 75 cu 5 110/2 83 12 110 040/3 0200 00°-23'S 160°-03'w CALM 8 1010.2 80 72 75 cu 5 110/2 83 12 110 040/3 0300 00°-23'S 160°-03'w CALM 8 1010.2 80 72 75 cu 5 110/2 83 12 110 180/4 0400 00°-23'S 160°-04'us CALM 8 1010.2 78 69 76 st 4 100/2 83 10 100 090/4.0 0500 00°-23'S 160°-04'us CALM 8 1010.5 78 69 75 se 4 080/9 83 10 110 090/4.0 0600 00°-23'S 160°-04'us CALM 10 1014.9 79 79 75 sc 3 110/2 83 10 110 120/4.0 0700 00°-23'S 160°-04'us CALM 10 1014.5 82 71 69 se 4 110/9 83 18 110 180/4.0 0800 00°-23'S 160°-07' de .. 10 1012.9 86 72 75 cu 5 110/2 83 10 110 110/3 0900 00°-23'S 160°-04'w . 10 1013.4 80 70 75 cu 5 100/2 83 10 110 030/3 1000 00°-23'S 160°-07'w . 10 1012.2 82 72 72 se 5 100/2 83 10 110 Drafting 1100 00°-23'S 160°-04'g .. 16 1011.2 85 78 65 sc 5 100/2 83 10 110 160/4 1200 00°-23'S 160°-04'ad CALM 10 1010.2 85 75 65 cu 5 100/2 83 10 110 030/3 1300 00°-23'S 160°-04'换 CALM 16 1009.5 85 75 65 cu 6 100/2 83 10 110 030/3 1400 00°-23'S 160°-04'w CALM 10 1009.1 85 75 65 cu 7 100/2 83 10 110 030/3 1500 00°-23'S 160°-04'w CALM 10 1009.1 85 75 65 cu 8 100/2 83 10 110 030/3 1600 00°-23'S 160°-04'w CALM 10 1009.8 89 78 65 cu 7 100/2 83 10 110 040/3 1700 00°-23'S 160°-04'w CALM 10 1009.1 88 76 65 cu 7 100/2 83 10 110 040/3 1800 00°-23'S 160°-04'w CALM 9 1009.2 83 75 65 cu 7 100/2 83 10 110 040/3 1900 00°-23'S 160°-04'w CALM 8 1010.2 83 73 65 cu 7 100/2 83 10 110 100/3 2000 00°-23'S 160°-04'W CALM 8 1011.2 82 72 72 cu 7 100/2 83 12 110 050/3 2100 00°-23'S 160°-04'z CALM 8 1011.9 82 72 72 cu 7 100/2 83 12 110 050/3 2200 00°-23'S 160°-04'w CALM 8 1012.2 82 72 72 cu 7 100/2 83 12 110 080/3 2300 00°-23'S 160°-04'w CALM 8 1012.2 82 71 69 cu 5 100/2 83 12 110 216/3 2400 00°-23'S 160°-04'w CALM 7 1011.8 80 79 75 se 5 100/2 83 12 110 210/30 REMARKS: ALL TIMES LOCAL (MERCURY); WIND DIR. IN WHOLE DEGREE; WIND SPEED IN KNOTS; TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT; VISIBILITY IN NAUTICAL MILES; WAVES IN WHOLE DEGREES; WAVE PERIOD IN SECONDS; SEA LEVEL PRESSURE IN HIGHTBARS 12-3-955

DATE 17 MARCH '64 T.H.S. LAT LONG PRES T.A. VIS SLP DAY B DEX PT HULL 0100 06°-23's 166°-04'w CALM 7 1010.8 79 70 76 8 8c/13 110 83 12 110 080/30 0200 06°-23's 166°-04'w CALM 7 1010.5 80 72 75 8 8c/13 110 83 12 110 080/30 0300 06°-23's 166°-04'w CALM 7 1010.2 80 72 75 8 8c/13 110 83 12 110 080/30 0400 06°-23's 166°-04'w " 7 1010.8 80 70 72 8 8c/13 110 83 10 110 216/3 0500 06°-23's 166°-04'w " 7 1011.5 81 71 72 8 8c/13 110 83 10 110 080/3 0600 06°-23's 166°-04'w " 7 1011.9 81 71 72 8 8c/13 110 83 10 110 080/3 0700 06°-23's 166°-04'w CALM 10 1012.2 82 71 69 6 8c/13 110 83 10 110 080/6.5 0800 00°-23's 160°-04'w CALM 10 1012.9 83 72 69 6 8c/13 110 83 10 110 090/6 0900 00°-23's 160°-04'w CALM 10 1012.9 83 72 69 5 8c/13 110 83 10 110 090/6 1000 00°-23's 160°-04'w CALM 10 1012.9 83 72 69 5 8c/13 110 83 10 110 190/3 1100 00°-23's 160°-04'w CALM 10 1012.9 83 72 69 5 8c/13 110 83 10 110 050/3 1200 00°-23's 160°-04'w CALM 10 1012.8 85 72 69 6 8c/13 110 83 10 110 050/3 1300 00°-23's 160°-04'w CALM 10 1012.8 85 72 69 6 8c/13 110 83 8 110 050/3 1400 00°-23's 160°-04'w CALM 10 1012.8 85 72 69 6 8c/13 110 83 8 110 050/3 1500 00°-23's 160°-04'w CALM 10 1012.8 85 72 69 7 8c/13 110 83 8 110 050/3 1600 00°-23's 160°-04'w CALM 10 1012.8 85 72 69 7 8c/13 110 83 12 110 050/3 1700 00°-23's 160°-04'w CALM 10 1012.8 85 72 69 7 8c/13 110 83 12 110 050/3 1800 00°-23's 160°-04'w CALM 8 1012.8 84 71 66 7 8c/13 110 83 12 110 130/4 1900 00°-23's 160°-04'w CALM 8 1010.2 83 70 65 6 8c/13 110 83 12 110 070/3 2000 00°-23's 160°-04'w CALM 8 1010.8 83 70 65 4 8c/13 110 83 12 110 070/3 2100 00°-23's 160°-04'w CALM 8 1011.9 83 70 66 4 8c/13 110 83 12 110 070/3 2200 00°-23's 160°-04'w CALM 8 1011.5 82 71 69 4 8c/13 110 83 12 110 070/3 2300 00°-23's 160°-04'w CALM 8 1011.9 83 71 69 4 8c/13 110 83 12 110 080/3 2400 00°-23's 160°-04'w " 8 1011.5 81 76 83 4 8c/13 110 83 12 110 120/3 All Jules Plus II Xray.

DATE 18 March 15 C-1 TUS LAT LONG TELB MA VIS SLP DAY B DLY PT HUM 0100 06°-23's 166°-04w Calm 8 1610.5 80 70 72 cu 5 110/2 83 12 110 100/3 0200 06°-23's 166°-04w " 8 1610.2 80 70 72 cu 5 110/2 83 12 110 100/3 0300 06°-23's 166°-04w " 8 1610.2 75 75 70 cu 5 110/2 83 12 110 189/3 0400 00-235 160-04w CALM 8 1610.2 79 69 70 Cu 5 110/2 83 12 110 080/3 0500 00-235 160-04w CALM 8 1610.5 80 68 68 Cu 7 110/2 83 12 110 080/3 0600 00-235 160-04w CALM 10 1610.8 80 70 72 Cu 6 110/2 83 10 110 040/3 0700 00-235 160-04w CALM 10 1610.8 80 70 72 Cu 6 110/2 83 10 110 055/3 0800 00-235 160-04w CALM 10 1611.5 80 70 72 Cu 6 110/2 83 10 110 190/3 0900 00-235 160-04w Calm 10 1611.5 80 70 72 Cu 6 110/2 83 10 110 040/3 1000 00-235 160-04w Calm 10 1611.5 80 70 72 Cu 6 110/2 83 10 110 040/3 1100 00-235 160-04w Calm 10 1611.5 80 70 72 Cu 6 110/2 83 10 110 040/3 1200 00-23's 160-04w CALM 10 1609.8 85 71 62 Cu 6 070/2 83 10 070 070/2 1300 00-23's 160-04w CALM 10 1609.1 85 69 60 Cu 6 070/2 83 10 070 070/2 1400 00-23's 160-04w CALM 10 1608.8 87 70 58 Cu 6 070/2 83 10 070 070/2 1500 00-23's 160-04w CALM 10 1608.1 84 68 59 Cu 6 090/2 83 10 090 Det.FiNG 1600 00-23's 160-04w CALM 10 1608.1 84 68 59 Cu 6 090/2 83 12 090 140/3.5- 1700 00-23's 160-04w CALM 10 1608.5 84 68 59 Cu 6 090/2 83 12 090 140/3.5- 1800 00-23's 160-04w CALM 10 1608.8 84 68 59 Cu 6 090/2 83 12 090 030/30 1900 00-23's 160-04w CALM 10 1608.5 83 69 65 Cu 6 090/2 83 12 090 030/30 2000 00-23's 160-04w " 8 1608.5 80 70 72 Cu 6 090/2 83 12 090 030/3 2100 00-23's 160-04w " 8 1610.2 80 70 72 Cu 6 070/2 83 12 090 125/3 2200 00-23's 160-04w " 8 1610.2 80 70 72 Cu 6 070/2 83 12 090 190/3 2300 00-23's 160-04w " 8 1610.2 80 70 72 Cu 6 070/2 83 12 090 100/3 2400 00-235 160-04w CALM 6 1609.1 80 70 72 Cu 6 090/2 83 12 090 100/3 All times +11 Xray.

DATE: 19 MARCUS 1964 TTB LAT LON PRES TA VIS SLP DRY B D ET PT HU TYPE OXC BA TIP THDS TID D SIP COURSE 0100 00-23's 160-04'向 MODERATE 6 1009.1 80 70 72 W 6 090 83 12 090 050/3 0200 00-23's 160-04'向 MODERATE 6 1008.8 80 70 72 W 5 090 83 12 090 050/3 0300 00-23's 160-04'向 MODERATE 6 1008.8 80 70 72 W 4 090 83 12 090 075/3 0400 00-23's 160-04'向 Moderate 6 1008.8 79 70 72 cu 4 090 83 10 090 180/3 0500 00-23's 160-04'向 Moderate 6 1008.8 79 71 72 cu 4 090 83 10 090 180/3 0600 00-23's 160-04'向 Moderate 6 1008.8 81 72 72 cu 4 090 83 10 090 080/06 0700 00-23's 160-04'向 Moderate 12 1011.2 82 67 62 cu 5 070 83 10 070 070/3 0800 00-23's 160-05'向 " 12 1011.2 83 69 62 cu 5 070 83 10 070 070/3 0900 00-23's 160-05'向 " 10 1016.8 83 69 62 cu 5 070 83 10 070 155/3 1100 00-23's 160-05'向 " 10 1010.2 82 67 62 cu 5 070 83 10 070 DRIFTING 1200 00-23's 160-09'向 " 10 1008.9 82 67 62 cu 5 070 83 10 070 010/10.5 1300 00-23's 159-58'向 " 10 1008.1 84 68 59 cu 4 070 83 14 070 049/13.0 1400 00-04's 159-49'向 " 10 1000.5 85 68 60 cu 4 070 83 14 070 049/13.0 1500 01-56'W 159-49'向 " 10 1002.5 85 68 60 cu 4 070 83 14 070 049/12.8 1600 00-11' over 159-31'W " 10 1008.1 81 70 68 cu 4 070 83 14 070 059/12 1700 00-15' up 159-22'W " 10 1008.1 80 70 72 cu 4 070 83 14 070 059/12 1800 00-27' top 159-14'W " 10 1008.8 82 67 65 cu 4 070 83 14 070 049/12 1900 00-34'N 159-04'igure " 7 1008.8 82 67 65 cu 4 070 83 14 070 049/12 2000 00-42' do 158-55'W CALM 6 1009.1 80 67 65 W 10 070 83 10 070 049/12 2100 00-49'N 158-46'W CALM 6 1009.1 82 67 65 W 10 070 83 10 070 049/12 2200 00-59' do 158-38'W CALM 6 1009.5 82 67 65 W 9 070 83 10 070 049/12 2300 01-04'N 158-29'W CALM 6 1009.8 82 67 65 W 9 070 83 10 070 049/12 2400 01-12'N 158-21'W CALM 6 1009.1 82 67 65 W 9 070 83 10 070 049/12

DATE 20 MARCH 1964 TTE LAT LONG PRESS TPA VIS SLF DEX B DEL PT HUI TTE ODC BA TIP TDS TD D JHP COURSE TL SKY AVES 0100 SET DIL CLOCKS AHEAD OF HOUR TO COASTFORM WITH +1OW TIME ZONE. 0200 01°20 158°12 CLEAR 5 1008580 68 68 cu 9 080 83 10 070 049/12 0300 01°27 158°04 CLEAR 5 1008580 66 66 cu 9 080 83 10 070 049/12 0400 01°35 157°45 CALM 5 1008580 68 68 cu 9 080/2 83 10 070 049/12 0500 01°43 157°40 CALM 5 1008581 71 72 cu 9 080/2 83 10 070 049/12 0600 01°50 157°37 Cloudy 5 1008581 73 69 86 7cu 9 080/2 83 10 070 049/12 0700 01°58 157°35 Cloudy 8 1010278 69 75 75/7cu 9 080/2 83 10 100 090/12 0800 01°56 157°54 OVERT 8 1010278 69 75 75/7cu 9 080/2 83 10 080 090/12.4 0900 01°55N 157°54W OVERT 3 1010878 69 75 75/7cu 9 080/2 83 10 080 0605/12.6 1000 01°55N 157°54W Calm 4 79 69 75 5T 8 080/2 83 14 080 1100 01°55N 157°54W Calm 7 79 69 75 5T 8 11 83 14 080 11 1200 01°55N 157°54W Calm 7 85 69 75 5T 8 11 83 14 080 11 1300 01°55N 157°54W Calm 7 87 69 75 5T 8 11 83 14 080 11 1400 01°55N 157°54W 11 7 67 69 73 5T 8 11 83 14 080 11 1500 01°55N 157°54W 11 7 86 69 73 5T 8 11 83 14 080 11 1600 01°55N 157°54W 11 7 89 69 73 5T 8 11 83 14 080 11 1700 01°55N 157°54W 11 7 85 69 73 5T 8 11 83 14 080 11 1800 01°55N 157°54W 11 7 83 69 73 5T-8 8 11 83 14 080 11 1900 01°55N 157°54W 11 7 83 69 73 5T-8 8 11 83 14 080 11 2000 01°55N 157°54W 11 7 83 69 73 5T-8 8 11 83 14 080 11 2100 01°55N 157°54W 11 7 83 67 73 5T-8 8 11 83 14 080 11 2200 01°55N 157°54W 11 7 83 67 73 5T-8 8 11 83 14 080 11 2300 01°55N 157°54W 11 7 83 67 73 5T-8 8 11 83 14 080 11 2400 01°55N 157°54W 11 7 83 67 73 5T-8 8 11 83 14 080 11 * Set Clock ahead 1 hour to +4 Victor Zone Line Harbour

DATE: 29 MARCH 194 T.H.S. LAT LONG PRES. EA VIS SLP DEX B DEL PT HUM TYPE OLC T.L. SKY SKY T.T.P. T.U.D. S T.H.S. D SHIP COURSE 0100 04° 22'N 15° 9' 6" E CLEAR 7 1009.5 83 24 76 57/cu 8 210 83 8 210 312/12 0200 04° 30'N 16° 0' 9" E CLEAR 7 1088 83 24 76 57/cu 8 210 83 8 210 312/12 0300 04° 39'N 16° 0' 17" E CLEAR 7 1085 83 24 76 57/cu 8 210 83 8 210 980/12 0400 04° 39'N 16° 0' 17" W " 7 1008.5 82 77 .84 57/cu 8 210 83 8 210 270/8 0500 04° 35'N 16° 0' 17" W " 7 1008.5 80 73 79 57/cu 8 210 83 8 210 120/8 0600 04° 35'N 16° 0' 17" W Rain 7 1008.5 75 70 79 57/cu 8 210 88 8 210 120/8 0700 04° 35'N 16° 0' 17" W Rain 7 1008.5 75 70 79 57/cu 8 210 83 8 210 300/8 0800 04° 36'N 16° 0' 22" W Rain 5 1008.3 79 20 79 57/cu 9 210 83 8 210 060/7.9 0900 04° 49'N 16° 0' 36" W Rain 5 1008.5 77 70 82 57/cu 10 210 83 8 210 300/7.8 1000 04° 49'N 16° 0' 36" W OVC 5 1008.5 77 70 82 57/cu 10 210 83 8 210 300/7.8 1100 04° 49'N 16° 0' 36" W OVC 5 1008.5 80 73 75 57/cu 10 210 82 6 210 900 1200 04° 43'N 16° 0' 26" W OVC 5 1008.5 83 73 72 57/cu 10 200/3 5 200 1300 04° 43'N 16° 0' 26" W OVC 5 1009.1 82 75 80 57/cu 10 200/3 5 200 1400 04° 43'N 16° 0' 26" W OVC 5 1008.5 84 74 76 57/cu 10 150/3 12 150 1500 04° 43'N 16° 0' 26" W OVC 5 1009.5 84 74 76 57/cu 10 150/3 12 150 1600 04° 43'N 16° 0' 26" W OVC 5 1009.5 83 73 76 57/cu 10 150/3 83 12 150 1700 04° 43'N 16° 0' 26" W OVC 5 1008.5 83 73 76 57/cu 10 150/3 83 12 150 1800 04° 43'N 16° 0' 26" W OVC 5 1009.8 88 71 58 57/cu 10 150/3 83 12 150 1900 04° 43'N 16° 0' 26" W OVC 5 1009.8 88 71 58 57/cu 10 150/3 83 12 150 2000 04° 43'N 16° 0' 26" W OVC 5 1009.8 88 71 58 57/cu 10 150/3 83 12 150 2100 04° 43'N 16° 0' 26" W OVC 5 1011.5 98 71 58 57/cu 10 150/3 83 12 150 2200 04° 43'N 16° 0' 26" W OVC 5 1011.5 98 71 58 57/cu 10 150/3 83 12 150 2300 04° 43'N 16° 0' 26" W OVC 5 1011.5 98 71 58 57/cu 10 150/3 83 12 150 2400 04° 43'N 16° 0' 26" W OVC 5 1011.5 98 71 58 57/cu 10 150/3 83 12 150

DATE: 30 MARCH 1964 ALT TYPE OCC 3A T SHIP RPM TILE LAT LONG PRS TBA VIS SLP DRY B DEN PT HUM TL SKY SKY TIP WIND S WIND D COURSE 0100 04°43'W 160°02'W R 2 76 70 CU/ST 10 180/3 83 12 170 260/4 34.0 0200 04°43'W 160°02'W R 2 77 77 CU/ST 10 100/3 83 8 170 100/4 30.0 0300 04°43'W 160°02'W R 1 78 72 CU/ST 10 160/4 83 8 170 300/4 30.0 0400 04°43'N 160°02'W R 1 78 71 CU/ST 10 090/3 83 8 090 270T 30.1 0500 04°43'N 160°02'W R 1 75 71 CU/ST 10 010/3 83 8 090 010T 39.8 0600 04°43'N 160°02'W R 1 75 71 ST 10 090/3 83 15 090 100T 30.0 0700 04°43'N 160°02'W R 1 77 73 ST 10 090/3 83 15 090 100T 30.4 0800 04°43'N 160°02'W R 2 101.5 77 70 82 ST 10 070/4 83 12 090 000/4 0900 04°43'N 160°02'W R 5 101.39 79 71 81 ST 10 070/4 83 12 090 LANUATO OFF WASHINGTON 1000 04°43'N 160°02'W R 7 101.38 81 73 74 ST 10 070/4 83 12 090 1100 04°43'N 160°02'W BRK 7 101.32 81 73 74 ST 10 090/4 83 12 090 1200 04°43'N 160°02'W OVC 7 101.22 80 70 72 ST/CLR 9 140/4 83 12 140 230/4 1300 04°43'N 160°02'W OVC 8 101.19 80 70 72 ST/CLR 9 180/4 83 12 140 260/4 1400 04°43'N 160°02'W OVC 8 101.05 82 72 72 ST/CLR 9 140/4 83 12 140 090/3 1500 04°48'N 160°26'W OVC 7 101.02 80 72 75 ST/CLR 9 140/4 83 12 140 070/3 1600 04°49'N 160°25'W MOOR 8 101.08 80 79 75 ST/CLR 9 140 83 12 120 260/7 1700 04°49'N 160°25'W MOOR 8 101.09 80 79 75 ST/CLR 9 120 83 13 120 260/7 1800 04°49'N 160°25'W MOOR 8 101.09 80 79 75 ST/CLR 9 120 83 13 120 260/7 1900 04°49'N 160°25'W "" 8 101.12 82 76 80 ST/CLR 9 120 83 12 120 050/7 2000 04°49'N 160°25'W MOORED 5 101.13 81 76 84 ST/CLR 8 120 83 12 120 050/7 2100 04°49'N 160°25'W "" 5 101.15 80 74 83 ST/CLR 8 120 83 14 120 000/4 2200 04°49'N 160°25'W "" 5 101.19 79 73 83 ST/CLR 8 140 83 16 140 290/4 2300 04°49'N 160°25'W "" 7 101.29 74 73 83 ST/CLR 8 140 83 16 140 100/4 2400 04°49'N 160°25'W "" 7 101.29 74 73 83 ST/CLR 8 140 83 15 140 100/4

DATE 31 MARCA 1964 31.5 - 83. AIP 1867 TYPE ODC TL SKY SKY TAVS 0100 04-42N 160-35W MODERATE 6 1011.5 79 73 83 Cu 6 140/4 83 15 140 390/4 0200 04-42N 160-35W MODERATE 6 1010.8 79 73 83 Cu 6 140/4 83 15 140 290/4 0300 04-42N 160-35W MODERATE 6 1010.3 79 73 83 Cu 6 140/4 83 15 140 110/4 0400 04-42N 160-35W MODERATE 6 1010.5 82 75 80 40/1 3 140/4 83 12 140 130/74 0500 04-42N 160-25W MODERATE 6 1014.8 82 75 80 30/40 7 100/4 83 16 100 100/4 0600 04-42N 160-25W MODERATE 6 1011.5 82 75 80 9 110/4 83 15 110 270/4 0700 04-42N 160-25W MODERATE 10 1012.2 81 76 83.5% 85/cu 9 110/4 83 16 110 330 0800 04-42N 160-25W MODERATE 10 1012.5 81 76 83.5 5/cu 9 150/2 83 5 100 200 /35-5 0900 04-42N 160-25W MODERATE 10 1012.8 84 79 84 5/cu 7 110/3 83 4 100 140/4 1000 04-42N 160-25W MODERATE 10 1013.8 86 81 84 5/cu 7 110/3 83 3 100 100/4 KNTS 1100 04-42N 160-25W MODERATE 10 1013.8 84 79 84 5/cu 6 150/3 83 4 130 1200 04-46N 160-30W MODERATE 10 1013.2 84 79 84 Cu 6 140/3 83 6 130 305/11.2 1300 04-55N 160-41W CALM 10 1012.2 84 79 84 Cu 6 140/3 83 6 130 305/11.2 1400 05-61N 160-52W CALM 10 1011.2 84 80 88 Cu 6 140/3 83 6 130 305/11.2 1500 05-09N 161-02W CALM 10 1010.5 84 80 88 Cu 6 140/3 83 6 130 305/11.2 1600 05-17.5N 161°13.5W CALM 10 1010.2 84 79 84 Cu 7 140/3 83 8 130 305/11.2 1700 05-24N 161°-24W CALM 10 1010.2 84 79 84 Cu 7 140/3 83 8 130 305/11.2 1800 05-31.5N 161°33.5W CALM 10 1010.5 83 78 84 Cu 7 140/3 84 8 130 305/11.2 1900 05°-40N 161°-45W CALM 8 1010.8 84 79 84 Cu 7 140/3 84 10 130 305/11.2 2000 05°-52N 161°-58W " 9 1011.9 82 77 84 Cu 7 140/3 84 10 130 305/11.2 2100 05°-52N 161°-58W " 8 1011.9 82 77 84 Cu 7 140/3 84 10 130 000/1.7 2200 05°-52N 161°-58W " 8 1012.2 80 77 91 Cu 7 140/3 84 10 130 270/1.1 2300 05°-52N 161°-58W " 8 1012.9 80 74 83 Cu 7 140/3 84 10 130 870/5 2400 05-59N 161-58 " 7 1012.5 81 75 80 80/cu 8 170/13 84 8 070 090/4

DATE: 5 APRIL '64 TBS. LAT LONG PHS MA VIS SLP DRY B DEN PT HUI: 0100 09-07N 161-16W MODERATE 5 1019.2 80 73 79 ST/SC 9 030 81 20 030 017 /13.4 0200 09-19N 161-19W MODERATE 5 1011.5 80 73 79 ST/SC 8 030 81 20 030 017 /13.4 0300 09-31.5N 161-09W MODERATE 7 1010.8 80 73 79 ST/SC 8 030 81 18 030 017 /13.3 0400 09-43N 161-05W MODERATE 7 1016.8 80 73 79 ST 8 030 81 17 030 017 /13 0500 09-56N 161-02W MODERATE 7 1011.9 80 73 79 ST 8 030 80 18 030 017 /13 0600 10-08N 160-58W MODERATE 7 1012.5 80 73 79 ST 8 030 80 18 030 017 /13 0700 10-20N 160-56W MODERATE 7 1012.5 80 73 79 ST 8 030 80 16 030 017 /13 0800 10-29.5N 160-47.5W MODERATE 10 1013.2 80 73 79 Cu 7 030/4 80 16 030 017/13 0900 11-0N 160-43W MODERATE 10 1014.2 80 74 83 Cu 7 030/4 80 16 030 017/13 1000 10-53N 160-39W MODERATE 10 1014.6 80 74 83 Cu 7 030/4 80 16 030 017/13 1100 11-27N 160-31W MODERATE 10 1014.2 80 74 83 Cu 7 030/4 80 16 030 017/13 1200 11-37N 160-30W " 10 1013.9 80 75 82 Cu 7 030/4 80 16 030 017/13 1300 11-46N 160-35W " 10 1013.5 81 75 82 Cu 7 030/4 80 16 030 017/13 1400 11-59N 160-31W " 10 1012.5 81 75 82 Cu 7 030/4 80 16 030 017/13 1500 12-11N 160-28W " 10 1012.2 82 77 80 Cu 7 030/4 80 16 030 017/13 1600 12-19N 160-24W " 10 1012.5 84 77 80 Cu 7 030/4 80 15 030 017/13 1700 12-30N 160-19W " 10 1012.5 84 77 80 Cu 7 030/4 80 15 030 017/13 1800 12-43N 160-15W " 10 1012.9 84 77 80 Cu 7 030/4 80 15 030 017/13 1900 12-58N 160-12W " 10 1012.9 84 77 80 Cu 7 030/4 80 15 030 017/13 2000 13-11.5N 160-17W MODERATE 6 1014.9 79 75 87 SC 4 030/3 80 16 035 019/13.4 2100 13-13N 160-17W MODERATE 6 1014.9 79 75 87 SC 4 030/3 80 16 035 019/13.4 2200 13-24N 160-19W MODERATE 6 1015.6 78 79 83 SC 4 030/3 80 16 035 019/13.4 2300 13-37N 160-08W MODERATE 6 1015.6 77 72 83 SC 4 030/3 80 17 035 019/13.4 2400 13-50N 160-03W MODERATE 6 1015.6 77 72 83 SC 4 030/3 80 17 035 019/13 ANT TYPE OXC TLD SKY SKY AWES S.M TIT WIND S TID D SHIP COURSE [illegible]

DATE 6 April 1960 ENROUTE PEARL HARBOR 1624 TMS LAT LONG PTSS MA VIS SLP DRY B DEL PT HU! TYP OOC TL SKY SKY TIP TID S TID D COURSE 0100 14-02N 159-39W MODERATE 6 1014.9 77 72 85 C) 5 030/3 80 16 030 019/13 0200 14-15W 159-55W MODERATE 6 1014.2 77 72 83 C) 5 030/3 80 16 030 019/13 0300 14-37N 159-30W MODERATE 6 1013.5 77 72 83 C) 5 030/3 80 16 030 019/13 0400 14-59N 159-47W MODERATE 6 1013.2 76 70 82 Cu 5 030/3 80 16 030 019/13 0500 15-03N 159-35W MODERATE 6 1013.2 76 70 82 Cu 7 030/3 80 16 030 019/13 0600 15-17N 159-32W MODERATE 7 1014.2 76 70 82 Cu 7 030/3 79 16 030 019/13 0700 15-30N 159-28W MODERATE 7 1014.9 75 71 81 StCu 7 030/3 79 16 030 019/13 0800 15-36N 159-30W " 7 1016.3 76 70 72 StCu 7 030/3 79 16 030 019/13 0900 15-48N 159-27W " 7 1016.9 77 72 83 StCu 7 030/3 75 16 030 019/13 1000 16-00N 159-28W " 9 1016.6 78 71 75 StCu 7 030/4 75 16 030 019/13 1100 16-23N 159-19W " 9 1016.3 84 70 62 StCu 7 030/4 75 16 030 019/13 1200 16-25N 159-15W " 10 1016.3 84 70 62 StCu 7 030/4 79 16 030 019/13 1300 16-31N 159-11W " 10 1016.3 84 70 62 StCu 7 030/4 79 16 030 019/13 1400 16-52N 159-05W " 10 1016.3 84 70 62 Cu 7 030/3 79 16 030 019/13 1500 17-03N 159-01W " 10 1014.9 84 70 62 Cu 7 030/3 79 14 030 019/13 1600 17-16N 158-57W MODERATE 10 1015.5 80 73 79 Cu 6 030/3 79 14 030 019/13 1700 17-28N 158-59W MODERATE 10 1015.5 80 73 79 Cu 6 030/3 79 14 030 019/13 1800 17-40N 158-48W MODERATE 10 1015.3 80 73 79 Cu 6 030/3 79 14 030 019/13 1900 17-52N 158-44W MODERATE 10 1016.3 76 82 87 Cu 6 030/3 79 14 030 019/13 2000 18-09N 158-30W MODERATE 6 1016.9 76 82 87 Cu 6 030/3 79 14 030 019/13 2100 18-21N 158-35W MODERATE 6 1017.6 76 83 87 Cu 6 030/3 79 14 030 019/13 2200 18-36N 158-19W MODERATE 6 1018.0 76 82 87 Cu 6 030/3 79 14 030 019/13 2300 18-46N 158-15W MODERATE 6 1018.6 76 82 87 Cu 6 030/3 79 14 030 019/13 2400 19-06N 158-09W MODERATE 6 1018.3 74 68 82 Cu 6 030/3 78 15 030 019/13

DATE 3 FEB 64 Time at sunrise = Position at sunrise = Time at sunset 1729 Position at sunset = 159°02'W 19°40'N Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 0 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 120 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 67 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 1200 LORAN 159°02'W 20°37'N 2. 1800 LORAN 159°02'W 19°40'N 3. 2000 LORAN 159°21'W 19°19'N 4. 5. 6. DATE 4 FEB 64 Time at sunrise 0620 Position at sunrise = 161°00'W 17°40'N Time at sunset 1757X Position at sunset = 16°00'N 163°00'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 80 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 156 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 78 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 1002 LORAN & Celestial 161°49'W 17°12'N 2. 1200 LORAN & Celestial 162°11.5'W 16°58'N 3. 2000 -> Celestial 163°17'W 15°36'N 4. 5. 6.

DATE 5 FEB 64 Time at sunrise 0=625 Position at sunrise = 164°39'W 13°54'N Time at sunset 1805 Position at sunset = 166°28'W 11°54'N Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 78 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 150 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 89 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 CELESTIAL 164°56'W 13°40'N 2. 1055 LORAN 165°25'W 13°15'N 3. 1200 CELESTIAL 165°34'W 12°55'N 4. 2000 CELESTIAL 166°46'W 11°33'N 5. 6. DATE 6 FEB 64 Time at sunrise 0634 Position at sunrise = 168°22'W 09°51'N Time at sunset 1829 Position at sunset = 170°11'W 07°51.5'N Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 87 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 161 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 80 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 CELESTIAL 168°35'W 09°36'N 2. 1200 CELESTIAL 169°15'W 08°57'N 3. 2000 CELESTIAL 170°23'W 07°38'N 4. 5. 6.

DATE 7 Feb 64 Time at sunrise 0645 Position at sunrise = 171°50'W 06°01'N Time at sunset 1847 Position at sunset = 173°29'W 04°15'N Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 82 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 145 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 73 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0622 CELESTIAL 172°03'W 05°45'N 2. 1242 CELESTIAL 172°27'W 05°09'N 3. 1916 Celestial 173°43'W 04°01'N 4. 5. 6. DATE 8 FEB 64 Time at sunrise 0653 Position at sunrise = 175°14'W 02°08.5'N Time at sunset = Position at sunset = Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

At-Sea Observations 3-February, 1964 1 day out of Oahu, Hawaiian Is. Weather: Sunny, warm, little wind, sea calm, small cumulus formations around horizon. Time No. Birds Direction Species and Remarks 930 1 Brown Booby - on bouy at harbour entrance. 940 2 n Jaeger sp. 0944 1 N Poma rine Jaeger 0948 1 SW Jaeger sp. 0950 3 SW Jaeger sp. (Group of 2 and of 1) 0953 2 Jaeger sp. Sitting in water. 1000 1 S Jaeger sp. 1001 1 S Jaeger sp. 1002 2 S Jaeger sp. 1010 1 Blackfoot - following ship. 1017 1 S Jaeger sp. 1021 1 SE Pomarine Jaeger 1029 2 SE Jaeger sp. follow ing shipp. 1032 1 SE Pomarine Jaeger - landing on water. 1040 1 SE Jaeger sp. 1041 1 E Pomarine Jaeger - crossing bow. 1045 1 S Jaeger sp. 1051 1 SE Jaeger sp. 1103 1 SW Jaeger sp. dark phase 1103 1 SW Jaeger sp. light phase 1103 1 SW Jaeger sp. dark phase 1104 4 Jaeger sp. flying and in water 3 light phase 1 dark phase. 1112 1 S Jaeger sp. 1125 1 SW Jaeger sp. Light phase 1129 1 SW Jaeger sp. 1138 8 N Jaeger sp. following destroyer 1140 2 N Blackfoot - following destroyer. 1145 2 NE Jaeger sp. 1145 E Bird sp. 1155 Lunch Break 1215 Observations Begun 1348 1 N Red-footed Booby (southern type) 1415 1 Blackfoot 1440 5 N Jaeger sp. (light phase) 1618 2 W Bird sp. 1630 Flock NE Sooty Tern - several young birds, some actively feeding. Wedgetail Bird sp. Bird sp. 1638 1 NE Fairy Tern 1639 1 NE Shearwater sp.? 1650 Flock 2-3 Tropicbird sp.? 1 Tern sp.? Probably sooty. 20*

At Sea Observations - Feb 3., 1964 cont. S/C 1725 11 Flock N Sooty Tern 1736 3 Sooty tern 1815 1 SW Pterodroma sp.? 1828 2 SW Sooty Tern 1830 Observations concluded. Albatross still following ship.

At Sea Observations 4-Feb., 1964 2 days out of Oahu, H.I. Weather: Sunny, warm, little wind, sea calm, cumulus formations more pronounced than on previous day. Time No. Birds Direction Species and Remarks 0700 1 Watch sta rted. Blackfooted Albatross still following ship. Almost certainly same one as last night. 0724 1 NE Redfoot- circled ship and left. 0815 1 NE Booby sp., circled ship. 0818 1 SE R.T. Tropicbird - circled ship. 0820 15 SE Flock Sooty Tern 0822 1 NE Red-footed Booby Adult 0910 4 N Sooty Tern 0915 2 N Sooty Tern 0916 1 N Sooty Tern 0917 1 SW Sooty Tern 0925 1 NW Sooty Tern 1045 2 N Fairy Tern 1046 1 S Bird sp? Booby? Albatross ceased following ship at about 1020. Blackfooted Albatross came in from West, came to ship, and continued east. Blackfooted Albatross - different pattern from one of yesterday and this morning. Left 12:15 . 1140 1 Fairy Tern 1200 1 SE Booby sp? 1212 1 NE Black-footed Albatross again following ship. Dark rump and dark lower tail coverts. Possibly same bird as 12:00 sighting. 1435 Headed off towards SSW flew back and circled ship 1502 2 E Gray-backed Tern. 1507 1 WT Tropic Bird 1514 1 N Tropic bird sp? 1518 1 N SW Tropic bird sp? 1521 1 Blackfooted Albatross - all dark behind following ship. Left shortly after. 1608 1 N Tropic bird sp? 1615 35* Flock Sooty Tern (feeding) 1710 1 WT Tropicbird - circled ship. 1723 1 Bird sp? lost in sun. 1725 1 W Harcourt's Storm Petrel - crossing bow at close range. 1735 Observations concluded.

AT SEA OBSERVATIONS 5 February, 1964 3 days out of Oahu, Hawaiian Is. Time Number Direction Species and Remarks 0700 0834 0852 1 NW School of porpoise 150-200 yds off starboa rd bow. 100 * est. Tropic bird sp? Appeared dusky above as if heavily mottled on back. Most probably immature Red-tail. 0900 1 NW Frigate bird male Lesser? 0910 1 SW Shearwater sp. 0920 1 NE Phoenix Island Petrel - seemed too brown but had either band across throat or all dark head Petrel sp. 1506 1 SW Pterodroma sp? (could have been light phase Wedgetail. 1550 1 N R.T. Tropicbird 1602 1 E Pterodroma sp? 1613 1 SW Pterodroma sp? 1625 2 S Phoenix Island Petrel - seemed to be but had rounded tail instead of wedge-shape. 1640 1 N Red-footed Booby (生南南海等) following ship Masked Booby (immature) 1704 1 1720 1 White-tailed Tropic Bird 1740 1 Red-footed Booby (immature) circled ship. 1815 Observations concluded.

AT SEA OBSERVATIONS 6 Feb., 1964 Time Number Direction Species and Remarks 0710 Observations begun 0747 1 SW Shearwater-Petrel 0749 1 Blue-faced Booby immature circling ship 0847 1 NW Small all dark petrel, too erratic to pick up in glasses. 0915 1 SE Bird sp. Petrel-shearwater group. Appeared smaller than wedgetail with light underparts but was going away when seen and sighting inadequate for identification. 1035 4 SW Shearwater sp.? flying in rain squall. 1105 1 Bird sp., 1122 2 Blue faced booby Adult 1200 1 Red-footed Booby adult following ship~ 1232 2 Red-footed Booby immature following ship. 1325 1 N Blue-faced Booby - adult 1330 1 SW Blue faced Booby - immature 1330 1 SW Red-footed Booby - immature 1330 2 S Tern sp.? 1402 2 immature Red-footed Booby 1402 1 immature Blue-faced Booby * These two observations are possibly the same birds as those spotted at 1330 1410 1 NE Red-tailed Tropicbird 1413 100 * NE Flock 1413 3 NE Sooty Tern not feeding at edge of rain squall 1458 1 S Shearwater sp., 1510 1 - Harcourt's Storm Petrel 1540 1 NE immature Blue-faced Booby circling ship 1550 2 NE Blue-faced Booby. 1555 1 N Sooty Tern 1558 3 SE Tropic bird sp? 2 NE Sooty Tern 1 NE Pterodroma sp? 1645 1 Harcourts Storm Petrel 1648 2 Harcourt's Storm Petrel 1655 120* W Flock 2 SW Sooty Terns - not feeding 2 SW Red-footed Booby 1657 1 SE Pterodroma sp.? 1710 1 NE Booby sp.? (Maksed?) 1711 1 immature RED-footed Booby - following ship. 1730 1 SE Harcourts Storm Petrel Observations concluded.

AT SEA OBSERVATIONS 7, Feb., 1964 Time Number Direction Species Species and Remarks 0700 1 SW Observations begun 0715 1 S Red-tailed Tropic Bird 0754 1 S Blue-faced Booby 0830 1 SW Pterodroma sp.? (white axillaries, dark head and neck, white belly, and dark back and wings.) 0840 1 NW Phoenix Is. Petrel ? 0910 1 N Blue-faced Booby adult (collected) 0945 1 SE Blue-faced Booby adult 1020 2 SE Red-footed Booby adult southern form. One collected at about 1100 1045 1 NE Tropic Bird sp.? 1112 1 NE W.T. Tropic Bird 1140 1 NE Harcourt's Storm Petrel 1510 1 SW Blue-faced Booby adult. 1610 1 Blue-faced Booby following ship, adult. 1750 Observations concluded.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WASHINGTON 25, D. C. At. Sea Observation Feb. 8, 1964 Time Number Direction Species and Remarks 0710 Obser vations begun. 0729 1 NW Pterodroma sp. 0739 1 N Fairy Tern 0808 2 NW Maksed Booby Adult No observations 1130-1155 - Lunch 1225 1 NE Fairy Tern 1230 1 SE Harcourt's Storm Petrel 1315 1 NE Masked Booby Bulwer's Petrel 1342 1 SE Howland Island seen 3 miles off. Booby 2 - 1-1-2 mile seen with glasses but not aked eye. Boobies visible (Probably maximum range) at about 1 mile.

DATE 9 Feb 64 Time at sunrise = Position at sunrise = Time at sunset = Position at sunset = Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 10 Feb 64 Time at sunrise = Position at sunrise = LYING TO OFF Howand Island Time at sunset = Position at sunset = Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

DATE 11 Feb 64 Time at sunrise = Position at sunrise = Trying to off Howland Island Time at sunset = Position at sunset = [illegible] Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 12 Feb 64 Time at sunrise = Position at sunrise = Trying to off Howland Island Time at sunset = Position at sunset = [illegible] Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

DATE 13 Feb 64 Time at sunrise = Position at sunrise = Time at sunset 1400X Position at sunset = 00°48'N 176°38'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 0 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 36 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 0 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800X Visual 176°38'W 00°48'N 2. 1200 Arrived at Baker Island. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 14 Feb 64 Time at sunrise 0703 Position at sunrise = 00°11'N 176°31'W Time at sunset 1858 Position at sunset = 0°55'S 175°52'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 70 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 121 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 55 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 Visual 176°31'W 00°11'N 2. 1200 Visual 176°29'W 00°48'N 3. 2000 Celestial 176°52'W 00°58'S 4. 5. 6.

DATE 15 Feb 64 Time at sunrise 0658 Position at sunrise = 02°48'S 174°50'W Time at sunset 1859 Position at sunset = 03°34'S 174°27'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 70 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 118 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 65 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 CELESTIAL 174°52'W 02°51'S 2. 1200 DR 174°32'W 02°53'S 3. 2000 Celestial 174°27'W 03°34'S 4. 5. 6. DATE 16 Feb 64. Time at sunrise 0648 Position at sunrise = 03°36'S 174°07.5'W Time at sunset 1851 Position at sunset = 03°36'S 174°09'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 45 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 25 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 8 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 VISUAL 174°08'W 03°35.5'S 2. 1200 VISUAL 174°09'W 03°36'S 3. 2000 VISUAL 174°09'W 03°35.7'S 4. 5. 6.

DATE 17 FEBRUARY 1964 Time at sunrise 0658 Position at sunrise = 03°36'S 174°09'W Time at sunset 1857 Position at sunset = 03°36'S 174°09'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 8 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 10 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 7 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 VISUAL 174°08'W 03°35.9'S 2. 1200 VISUAL 174°08'W 03°35.9'S 3. 2000 VISUAL 174°10'W 03°36'S 4. 5. 6. DATE 18 FEB 64 Time at sunrise 0644 Position at sunrise = 03°36'S 174°09'W Time at sunset 1857 Position at sunset = 03°36'S 174°09'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 8 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 10 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 7 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 VISUAL 174°09.5'W 03°36'S 2. 1200 11 174°11'W 03°36.5'S 3. 2000 11 174°09'W 03°35'S 4. 5. 6.

DATE 19 FEB 1964 Time at sunrise 0644 Position at sunrise = 174°09'W 03°36'S Time at sunset 1857 Position at sunset = 174°09'W 03°36'S Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 7 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 18 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 9 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800X VISUAL 174°08.7'W 03°35.9'S 2. 1200X VISUAL 174°08'W 03°35'S 3. 2000X VISUAL 174°10'W 03°35.5'S 4. 5. 6. DATE 20 FEB 64 Time at sunrise 0642 Position at sunrise = 174°11'W 03°37'S Time at sunset 1850 Position at sunset = 172°48'W 03°36'S Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 7 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 79 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 65 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800X VISUAL 174°09'W 03°36.5'S 2. 1200X VISUAL 174°07'W 03°38'S 3. 2000X CELESTIAL 172°50'W 03°39.5'S 4. 5. 6.

DATE 21 FEB. 1964 Time at sunrise 0637X Position at sunrise = 03°35.2'S 171°32.4'W Time at sunset 1847X Position at sunset = 03°35.5'S 171°35'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 30 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 10 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 7 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800X VISUAL 171°31.5'W 03°35.5'S 2. 1200X VISUAL 171°33.8'W 03°35.2'S 3. 2000X VISUAL 171°32.8'W 03°35.5'S 4. 5. 6. DATE 22 FEB 1964 Time at sunrise 0633X Position at sunrise = 03°35.5'S 171°34.8'W Time at sunset 1846X Position at sunset = 03°35.5'S 171°35'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 10 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 10 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 6 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800X VISUAL 171°32.6'W 03°35.1'S 2. 1200X VISUAL 171°33.8'W 03°36.5'S 3. 2000X VISUAL 171°30.5'W 03°35.5'S 4. 5. 6.

DATE 23 Feb 64 Time at sunrise 0836X Position at sunrise = 03°35'S 171°36'W Time at sunset 1843X Position at sunset = 03°43'S 170°44'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 5 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 55 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 7 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 X Visual 171°30'W 03°35'S 2. 1200 X Visual 170°42'W 03°45'S 3. 2000 X Visual 170°44'W 03°43.5'S 4. 5. 6. DATE 24 Feb 64 Time at sunrise 0630 Position at sunrise = 03°42.5'S 170°45.5'W Time at sunset 1844 Position at sunset = 03°43.2'S 170°45.1'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 7 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 12 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 8 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 X Visual 170°44.3'W 03°44.5'S 2. 1200 X Visual 170°45'W 03°43.7'S 3. 2000 X Visual 170°45'W 03°44.2'S 4. 5. 6.

Phoenix Island DATE 25 Feb 64 Time at sunrise 0630 Position at sunrise = 03°43.1'S 170°43.3'W Time at sunset 1844 Position at sunset = 03°43.4'S 170°44'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 8 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 15 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 9 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 X Visual 170°46'W 03°43.5'S 2. 1200 X Visual 170°46'W 03°43.8'S 3. 2000 X Visual 170°47'W 03°43.2'S 4. 5. 6. DATE 26 Feb 64 Time at sunrise 0631 Position at sunrise = 170°42'W 03°43'S Time at sunset 1842 Position at sunset = 170°42.5'W 03°42.5'S Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 9 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 18 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 12 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 X Visual 170°43'W 03°43'S 2. 1200 X Visual 170°42'W 03°44'S 3. 2000 X Visual 170°42'W 03°44'S 4. 5. 6.

DATE 27 Feb 64 Time at sunrise 0630X Position at sunrise = 170°43.1'W 03°44.2'S Time at sunset 1842X Position at sunset = 171°07'W 03°08'S Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 12 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 47 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 7 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 X VISUAL 170°43'W 03°43.2'S 2. 1200 X VISUAL 171°00'W 03°09.1'S 3. 2000 X VISUAL 171°07'W 03°08'S 4. 5. 6. DATE 28 FEB 62 Time at sunrise 0632X Position at sunrise = 171°06.5'W 03°08'S Time at sunset 1842X Position at sunset = 171°06'W 03°07'S Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 14 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 20 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 7 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 X VISUAL 171°06.5'W 03°08'S 2. 1200 X VISUAL 171°08'W 03°07'S 3. 2000 X VISUAL 171°06'W 03°07'S 4. 5. 6. P800 underway from Phoenix to Endeavour

DATE 29 Feb 64 @ Enderby Island. (Phoenix Group) Time at sunrise 0633X Position at sunrise = 171°06'W 03°07'S Time at sunset 1842X Position at sunset = 171°07'W 03°08'S Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 15 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 18 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 12 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800X VISUAL 171°08'W 03°06'S 2. 1200X VISUAL 171°06.4'W 03°09.2'S 3. 2000 X VISUAL 171°09.1'W 03°08.2'S 4.

SI-MNH-955a Rev. 4-9-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY OBSERVATIONS SUMMARY DATE: March 4, 1964 Total Minutes: 560 Total Miles I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 23 208 9.04 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 10 3 1 33 4 2 3.66 1.33 2 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 3 3 3 3 1 1 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 7 158 2.25 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 0 VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 1 6 6 VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 3 110 90 0 0 0

SI-MNH-955a Rev. 4-9-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY OBSERVATIONS SUMMARY DATE: March 5, 1964 Total Minutes: 615 Total Miles I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 23 110 4.78 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 2 12 5 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 6 1 4 8 1 5 1.33 1 1.25 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 11 83 7.54 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 2 2 1 VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 1 1 1 VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/MI. 1 52 0 0 0

DATE: March 10 Total Minutes: 525 Total Miles: I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 44 214 4.86 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 10 2 17 4 1.55 2.00 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 11 0 13 13 1.18 1.18 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 19 93 4.89 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 10 5 5 89 80 9 8.9 20.0 1.8 VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 3 113 8.9 1 20 [illegible]

DATE: March 11 Total Minutes: 623 Total Miles: I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 18 29 1.61 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 9 9 0 0 13 13 0 0 1.44 1.44 0 0 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 2 0 2 3 0 3 1.5 0 1.5 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 2 9 4.50 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 0 0 VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1.00 0 1.00 0 VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 0 0 VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 0

DATE: March 12, 1964 Total Minutes: 640 Total Miles: I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 8 61 7.63 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 4 1 0 1 13 1 0 1 3.25 1.00 - 1.00 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 6 49 8.17 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 0 0 VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 0 0 VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/Mi. 2 35 [illegible] 2 35 [illegible]

DATE 1 MARCH 64 (Phoenix Group) @ Enderby Island Time at sunrise 0632X Position at sunrise = 171°06.2'W 03°08.2'S Time at sunset 1843X Position at sunset = 171°06'W 03°08'S Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 17 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 20 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 12 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800X VISUAL 171°06'W 03°08'S 2. 1200X VISUAL 171°10'W 03°08'S 3. 2000X VISUAL 171°09'W 03°08'S

DATE 82 MARCH 64 Time at sunrise 0632X Position at sunrise = 171°06'W 03°08'S Time at sunset 1844X Position at sunset = 171°44'W 02°50'S Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 24 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 60 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 24 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800X Visual 171°14'W 03°06'S 2. 1200X 11 171°44.8'W 03°47.8'S 3. 2000X 11 170°44'W 02°50'S 4. 5. 6. DATE Time at sunrise = Position at sunrise = Time at sunset = Position at sunset = Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

DATE 3 March 64 Time at sunrise 0634X Position at sunrise = 170°44'W 02°50'S Time at sunset 1840X Position at sunset Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 19 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 50 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 X Visual 171°46'W 02°48'S 2. 1200 X 11 171-41.8W 02°49.15 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 4 March 64 Time at sunrise = Position at sunrise = Time at sunset = Position at sunset = Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WASHINGTON 25, D. C. At Sea Observations - March 4, 1964 Time No. Birds Direction Remarks 0730 Observations begun 0842 2 N Bird sp. At long range- Seen only by member of crew 0915 2 W Sooty Tern 1001 2 N Sooty Tern 1015 1 E Sooty Tern 1113 1 N Storm petrel? Very small, dark, rapid erratic flight low over surface of water. 1226 1 E Puffinus sp? Probably Wedgetail. Flapped occasionally Dark above and below. Wing pattern like WT. Not feeding 1235 Flock 10 SW Sooty and Common Noddy. At least 5 Sooty. 2 N Puffinus sp. WT? 1236 1 S Common Noddy 1240 1 SE Fregata sp? Very high, 1000 ft. plus. 1303 1 E Harcourt's Storm Petrel. 1310 1 S Puffinus sp. WT? All Puffinus listed above have been dark above and below. 1345 Flock 1 Apparently not feeding. 8 Fairy Tern 70 Puffinus sp? WT? 6 Tern - Sooty and Noddy Fregata sp. 1342 1 S WT Tropicbird. Bill light yellowish. 1408 1 N Puffinus sp. Prob. WT. 1432 1 S WT TB 1447 1 N WT TB 1510 2 N Wedgetail 1514 Flock 15 E Wedgetail (14 dark phase, 1 light phase) 70 E Sooty Tern (not feeding) 1 E Fairy Tern 1517 1 E Harcourt's Storm Petrel 1530 1 S Wedgetail 1745 1 SW Petrel Sp. 1752 2 E Probable Bulwer Petrel. All dark, Bulwer size, short glides. 1756 1 SE Wedgetail. 1820 Watch secured.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WASHINGTON 25, D. C. At Sea Observations - March 5, 1964 Time Number Direction Remarks 0730 2 W SE Observations begun 0809 [illegible] W Bird sp. Puffinus sp. prob. WT 0832 1 W Bird sp. 0837 1 E Bird sp. 0858 1 S Ruddy Turnstone - circled ship 7 or 8 times. 0907 3 S WT TB 0910 1 S WT TB 0935 1 E Fairy Tern 0937 1 E RT TB Tail feathers not seen, pure white upperparts. 0940 2 E Tropic bird sp. 0945 Flock NE Booby sp? 2 NE Fairy Tern 55 NE Shearwater sp? Not feeding 10 NE Common Noddy 10 NE Sooty Tern 5 NE Fairy Tern 0958 1 E Fairy Tern 1004 1 S Fairy Tern 1005 2 SE Fairy Tern 1012 1 E Fairy Tern 1016 2 E Fairy Tern 1034 1 S Fairy Tern 1056 1 SE Fairy Tern 1138 1 - Fairy Tern 1215 1 N Wt TB 1520 School of small porpoise seen. 1529 2 Tern sp? 1705 1 Ruddy turnstone 1725 1 E Fairy Tern 1735 1 SW W.T. T.B. 1815 Watch secured.

DATE 10 March 64 Time at sunrise = Position at sunrise = Time at sunset 1825X Position at sunset = 12946'S 169-11'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = NONE Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 118 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 67 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 1200X Kizial 4 170-30'W 14-00'S 2. 1856X Celestial 169-11'W 12-06'S 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 11 March 64 Time at sunrise 0615 Position at sunrise = 09-20'S 166-25'W Time at sunset 1821 Position at sunset = 09-40'S 166-20'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 63 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 156 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 68.5 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800X DR 167-38'W 10-47'S 2. 1200X Celestial 167-10'W 10-23.5'S 3. 2000X Celestial 165-55.5'W 09-02'S 4. 5. 6. ALL TIMES +11(XRAY) [illegible] U.S.S. LIPAW ATF 88

ENROUTE FROM PAGO PAGO TO SARUIS ISLAND. DATE 12 MARCH 64 Time at sunrise 0605X Position at sunrise = 164°55'W 07°00'S Time at sunset 1808 Position at sunset = 163°12'W 04°20'S Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 75 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 160 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 89 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 X CELESTIAL 164°53'W 06°55'S. 2. 1200 X CELESTIAL 164°19.5'W 06°04.4'S 3. 2000 X CELESTIAL 163°16'W 04°26.5'S 4. 5. 6. DATE 13 MARCH 1964 Time at sunrise 0553X Position at sunrise = 162°12'W 02°20'S Time at sunset 1755X Position at sunset = 161°40'W 01°03'S Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 66 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 156 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 60 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 X CELESTIAL 162°16'W 02°30'S 2. 1200 X CELESTIAL Y DR 161°37'W 01°55.5'S 3. 2000 X Celestial 160°41.5'W 00°48'S 4. 5. 6. ALL TIMES +11 XRAY. J. E. [illegible] Sm! USS KIPAP ATF 85

DATE 14 MARCH 64 Time at sunrise 0546X Position at sunrise = 160°-02'W 00°-23'S Time at sunset 1752X Position at sunset = 160°-02'W 00°-22'S Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 42 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 40 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 20 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 X VISUAL 160°-02'W 00°-23'S 2. 1200X VISUAL 160°-03'W 00°-24'S 3. 2000 X VISUAL & RADAR 160°-03'W 00°-24'S 4. 5. 6. DATE 15 MARCH 64 Time at sunrise 0546X Position at sunrise = 160°-02'W 00°-23'S Time at sunset 1752 Position at sunset = 160°-04'W 00°-22'S Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 22 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 48 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 24 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 X VISUAL 160°-03'W 00°-23'S 2. 1200 X VISUAL 160°-02'W 00°-23'S 3. 2000X RADAR 160°-06'W 00°-24'S 4. 5. 6. ALL TIMES +11 XRAY. AT SARVIS SCAND. [illegible]

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WASHINGTON 25, D. C. At Sea Observations - March 10 Time Number Direction Species and Remarks 0930 Left Pago Pago 0930 1 Common Noddy 0930 1 Fairy Tern 0935 1 Water very calm, hardly a wind ripple on (Brown Booby) its surface, When water is like this the brown booby fly very low over the water 2-5 feet, with a heavy laborious flight. 0941 5 Common Noddy 0941 1 Fairy Tern 0944 1 Common Noddy 0950 1 Fairy Tern 0952 1 Common Noddy 0952 2 Brown Booby 0952 1 Shearwater sp.? 0953 1 Fairy Tern - actively feeding at surface 0953 5 Common Noddy - actively feeding at surface 0953 20 Flock 0956 1 Common Noddy 0959 1 Shearwater sp. 0959 3 Common Noddy 0959 1 Fairy Tern 1003 1 Shearwater sp. 1012 3 NE Common Noddy 1012 6 NE Brown Booby 1015 12 NE Common Noddy 1020 1 NE Shearwater sp. 1020 3 Wedgetail 1023 8 Red-footed Booby 1024 1 Common Noddy 1024 1 Fairy Tern 1030 3 E Brown Booby 1030 1 Shearwater sp. 1033 1 W Fairy Tern 1035 1 E Common Noddy 1045 1 W W.T. Tropic Bird 1055 2 E Brown Booby 1055 1 E Fairy Tern 1102 1 W.T. Tropic Bird sitting in water. 1102 2 Shearwater sp.? 1105 3 NE W.T. Tropicbird 1105 2 NE Audubon's Shearwater 1142 Flock 6 NE Red-footed Booby 1142 2 NE Fairy Tern 1145 15 NE Tern sp? 1145 2 N Fairy Tern 1145 1 NE Shea rwater sp? 1147 Flock 70 Red-footed Booby- at least 2 northern phase.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WASHINGTON 25, D. C. At-Sea-Observations March 10 cont. 1148 1 W Bird sp. 1153 1 White-tailed Tropic Bird on water 1157 1 N Wedge tail 1213 1 SW Red-footed Booby 1220 1 Red-footed Booby 1222 1 W.T. Tropic Bird (circled ship) 1237 1 W.T. Tropic Bird (circled ship) 1258 1 W.T. Tropic Bird 1330 1 N Wedge-tail 1337 1 W.T. Tropic Bird 1402 1 NE W.T. Tropic Bird 1404 1 SE W.T. Tropic Bird 1455 1 E W.T. Tropic Bird 1505 2 NE Fairy Tern 1540 1 NE Bird sp? white. 1815 Observations concluded.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WASHINGTON 25, D. C. At-Sea-Observations - March 11, 1964 Ship course - NE, Wind - N-15-20 mph. Sky - threatening, heavy cumulo- nimbus to N, rain squalls. Time Number Direction Species and Remarks 0730 0800 2 SW Observations begun, sea slightly choppy clouds 8/10 0825 1 Bird sp. 0830 Visibility 0, heavy rain and wind. Observations discontinued until clearing at 0845. 0900 2 NE W.T. Tropicbird 0905 1 NE Bird sp. 0925 1 NE W.T. Tropicbird 0926 3 NE Noddy Tern 0945 1 Bird sp. 1043 1 NE Wedgetail 1044 1 E Wedgetail 1159 2 E Wedgetail 1245 1 Circling Red-footed Booby Immature 1315 1 E Wedgetail 1317 1 SE Wedgetail 1318 1 E Wedgetail 1324 1 N Wedgetail 1343 3 N Wedgetail 1645 4 NE Sooty Tern Fairy Tern 1808 2 NE Watch secured.

At-Sea Observations - March 12, 1964 Wind E - 15-20 mph. Ship course NNE Clouds cumulus 2/10 Sea-Moderate, small white caps. Bird Time Birds Direction Species and Remarks 0730 Observations begun 0810 2 Sooty Terns (very far out) 0812 14 N Sooty Terns 0812 1 N Wedgetail 0830 1 N Bulwer's Petrel 1210 10 W Flock Shearwater sp. probably WT. feeding 1210 20 W Sooty Tern feeding 1250 2 SW Fairy Tern 1250 2 NE Noddy (porb. Hawaiian) 1310 1 NW Storm Petrel sp. (had white patch at base of tail on upper side of bird but couldn't see if it continued around. Prob. Harcourt's) 1315 3 NE Sooty Tern 1330 2 Flock Fairy Tern feeding 1330 3 Sooty Tern feeding 1810 Watch secured.

At-Sea-Observations - Feb. 13, 1964 Time Direction Number Species and Remarks 0730 Watch begun. 0800 SW 5 Sooty Tern 0800 SW 2 Fregata sp. 0803 NE 1 intermediate phase Wedgetail 0935 NW 5 Sooty Tern 1003 2 Fairy Tern 1020 E 1 Harcourt's Storm Petrel 1030 NW 1 Bulwers Petrel 1150 1 Fairy Tern 1203 1 Hawaiian Noddy with patch of white feathers about 1 inch by 1 1/2 inches on the left wing, about in the middle. 1235 Sooty Tern 1305 Flock E 2 Over a large school (200 #) of porpoise. Wedgetail 15 No birds in flock observed feeding. 1 A small form of porpoise 305 feet long. Many were accompanied by young. One WTS kept getting up and sitting down on the water for periods of about two minutes apiece. 1340 1 R.T. Tropic Bird 1354 SW 2 Sooty Tern 1357 2 Sooty Tern 1407 S 16 Sooty Tern 1425 SSW 14 Sooty Tern not actively feeding 1435 SW 2 Sooty Tern 1445 NE 2 Sooty Tern 1455 W 1 Sooty Tern 1505 N 2 Sooty Tern 1515 NNE 1 Fregata sp. 1540 SW 4 Sooty Tern 1542 Sw Sooty Tern 1543 S 1 Blue faced Booby (on water.) 1544 1 imm. Red-footed Booby (circled ship) 1545 E 4 Sooty Tern 1605 SW 1 Sooty Tern 1620 SE 1 Sooty Tern 1625 SW 1 Fregata sp. distant. 1630 SW 6 Sooty Tern 1632 SW 1 Sooty Tern 1630 NE Porpoise about 200 in 2 groups, some small ones observed. Appeared light on underside, brownish on top. When ship approached both groups headed SE 1650 F NE 5 Fregata sp (not actively feeding) 35 Sooty Tern " 1653 NE 2 Great Frigate chasing Wedgetail 1705 SW 1 Sooty Tern 1707 NE 6 Sooty Tern 1735 NE 1 Sooty Tern 1738 E 1 Harcourt's Storm Petrel. 1800 Watch secured. 1810 The Blue faced Booby seen.

AT JARVIS ISLAND. DATE 16 MARCH 64 Time at sunrise 0546X Position at sunrise = 160°05'W 00°24'S Time at sunset 1752X Position at sunset = 160°04'W 00°22'S Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 30 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 35 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 24 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 X VISUAL 160°04'W 00°23'S 2. 1200 X VISUAL 160°03.1'W 00°23.1'S 3. 2000 X VISUAL & RADAR 160°06.2'W 00°23.7'S 4. 5. 6. DATE 17 MARCH 1964 Time at sunrise 0545X Position at sunrise = 160°04'W 00°23'S Time at sunset 1752X Position at sunset = 160°07'W 00°22'S Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 25 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 35 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 20 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 X VISUAL & RADAR 160°04'W 00°21.8'S 2. 1200 X VISUAL 160°08'W 00°21'S 3. 2000 X VISUAL 160°03'W 00°24'S 4. 5. 6. All times TII (XRAY) [illegible] USS LIPAN ATF-85.

AT Garni Island DATE 18 March 64 Time at sunrise 0545X Position at sunrise = 160°02'W 00°22'S Time at sunset 1750X Position at sunset = 160°07'W 00°23'S Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 35 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 35 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 30 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 X Visual 160°02'W 00°23'S 2. 1200 X Visual 160°03'W 00°23'S 3. 2000 X Visual 160°05'W 00°23'S 4. 5. 6. DATE 19 March 64 Time at sunrise 0545X Position at sunrise = 160°03'W 1°08°.23'S Time at sunset 1750X Position at sunset = Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 X Visual 160°05'W 00°23'S 2. 1200 X Visual 160°05'W 00°23'S 3. 2000 X DR 158°55'W 00°42'N 4. 5. 6. all times +11 Xray [illegible] Sml

AT 0000 Set All Clock Ahead 1 Hour to +10 WHISKEY ZONE TIME DATE 20 March 64 Time at sunrise 0636 Position at sunrise = 157°44'W 02°02'N AT 0900 ARRIVED XMAS ISLAND Time at sunset 1945 Position at sunset = Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800W DR. 157°54'W 01°55'N 2. 3. AT 1200 Set Clocks Ahead 1 Hour to +9 VICTOR TIME ZONE 4. 5. 6. DATE 21 March 64 Time at sunrise 0733 Position at sunrise = @ Xmas Island Time at sunset 1942 Position at sunset = @ 11 1/2 Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DeCellum Sm1 (LIPAR ATT 85)

DATE 22 march 64 Time at sunrise 0733 Position at sunrise = @ Xmas Island Time at sunset 1942 Position at sunset = " Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 23 March 64 Time at sunrise 0733 Position at sunrise = AFT Xmas Island Time at sunset 1942 Position at sunset = Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

DATE 24 march 64 Time at sunrise 0733 Position at sunrise = AT Xmas Island Time at sunset 1442 Position at sunset = Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 25 March 64 Time at sunrise 0640 Position at sunrise = 03°30'N 159.00' W Time at sunset 184A Position at sunset = Fanning IS Land Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise =90 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 25 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 0 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 Celestial 159°07'W 03°33'N 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

DATE 26 march 4x Time at sunrise 0640 Position at sunrise = at Fanning Island Time at sunset 1844 Position at sunset = 11 33 17 Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 0 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 0 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 0 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 27 March 64 Time at sunrise 0640 Position at sunrise = AT FANNING ISLAND Time at sunset 1844 Position at sunset = 11 33 17 Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 0 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 0 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 10 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. Underway Steaming off Fanning for 2. Tidal Wav Alert, off Fanning for 3. 4. 5. 6.

DATE 28 March 44 Time at sunrise 0640 Position at sunrise = 159°30'W 03°50'N Time at sunset 1844 Position at sunset = Anchored Fanning Isc. Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 40 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 10 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 0 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0600W RADAR 159.30'W 03°50'N 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. DATE 29 March 44 Time at sunrise 0641 Position at sunrise = 160°27'W 04°42'N Time at sunset 1848 Position at sunset = 160°27'W 04°42'N Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 53 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 12 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 30 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800W RADAR 160°24'W 04°43.6'N 2. 1200 RADAR & VISUAL 160°26'W 04°42.8'N 3. 2000 RADAR & VISUAL 160°26'W 04°40'N (at Washington Island. Ellis Gap.) 4. 5. 6. all times +10 WHISKY D. [illegible] Sin.

DATE 30 March 64 Time at sunrise 0641 Position at sunrise = 160°26'W 04°40'N Time at sunset 1851 Position at sunset = 28 Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 28 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 visual. 160°34.1'W 04°41.1'N 2. 1200 3. 4. 5. 6. All Times + 10 Whiskey DATE Time at sunrise = Position at sunrise = Time at sunset = Position at sunset = Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. All 1

SI-MNH-955a Rev. 4-9-64 SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION DIVISION OF BIRDS AT SEA DAILY OBSERVATIONS SUMMARY DATE: April 6, 1964 Total Minutes: 620 Total Miles I. Total Abundance of birds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 30 47 1.56 II. Abundance of the Shearwater-Petrel-Albatross Group: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T WT P B T WT P B T WT P B 21 4 1 31 5 1 1.47 1.25 1 III. Abundance of Tropicbirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T RT WT T RT WT T RT WT 1 1 1 1 1 1 IV. Abundance of Terns: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 3 8 2.66 V. Abundance of Shorebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 VI. Abundance of Boobys: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile T BF RF B T BF RF B T BF RF B 1 1 1 1 1 1 VII. Abundance of Frigatebirds: No. Sightings No. Birds Birds/Sighting Birds/Mile 0 VIII. Abundance of Flocks: Total No. Total No. Total No. No. Feeding No. Feeding No. Feeding Flocks Birds F/Mi. Flocks Birds F/MI. 0

DATE 4 APRIL 1964 Time at sunrise 0647 Position at sunrise = at SUNRISE AT PALMYRA ISLAND Time at sunset 1859 Position at sunset = 08°00'N 161°38'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 0 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 108 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 150 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0900 W VISUAL 162°10'W 05°55'N 2. 1200 W LORAN 162°00'W 08°38'N 3. 2000 W LORAN 161°35'W 08°06'N 4. 5. 6. DATE 5 APRIL 1964 Time at sunrise 0639 Position at sunrise = 10°20'N 160°54'W Time at sunset 1853 Position at sunset = 12°30'N 160°00'W Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 112 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 158 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 75 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 LORAN 160°47.5'W 10°29.5'N 2. 1200 LORAN & CELESTIAL 160°40'W 11°27.5'N 3. 2000 Celestial 160°17'W 13°11.5'N 4. 5. 6. all times + 10 whiskey all this whiskey.

DATE 6 APRIL 1967 Time at sunrise 0632 Position at sunrise = 159°30'W 15°30'N Time at sunset 1851 Position at sunset = 158°40'W 17°51'N Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 85 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 150 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 65 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 W LORAN 159°30'W 15°36'N 2. 1200 W LORAN 159°15'W 16°26'N 3. 2000 W LORAN Celestial 158°34'W 18°08.5'N 4. 5. 6. 7 april 64 all times[illegible] DATE Time at sunrise 0621 Position at sunrise = 158°10'W 20°17'N Time at sunset = [illegible] Position at sunset = [illegible] Miles traveled from 0000 hours to sunrise = 78 Miles traveled from sunrise to sunset = 66 Miles traveled from sunset to 2400 hours = 0 TIME OF FIX TYPE OF FIX LONGITUDE LATITUDE 1. 0800 LORAN 158°04'W 20°33'N 2. 13 amino Pearl Harbor 3. 4. 5. 6. ALLI PAU [illegible] Sea Cos hPa- OFF BS

At Sea Observations - April 6, 1964 Time Number Direction Species and Remarks 0800 1 NNE Storm retrel species 0815 1 N Wedge-tailed Shearwater 0820 1 NNW Shearwater sp. 0845 1 N Shearwater sp.-distant in rain squall 0855 2 N Shearwater sp. - dark brown on back, golden brown on underparts; wings with dark edgings - silvery in center. Heavy-bodied. 0915 1 N Visibility improving-clearing rapidly. 0915 1 N Shearwater sp. - straight ahead and distant 0935 1 NW Shearwater sp.-distant 0945 1 N Bird sp - distant, on the horizon. 1030 1 E Shearwater sp.-distant 1040 2 N Shearwater sp. 1045 1 N Shearwater sp. - poor light (rain squalls) 1047 1 N Shearwater sp. - poor light 1050 1 N Shearwater sp. - poor light 1053 1 N Bulwer's Retrel 1105 1 N Shearwater sp. 1110 2 N Jaeger sp. (prob. romarine) (1120-1210 no observations - noon meal) 1220 1 N Shearwater sp. 1230 5 N Shearwater sp. 1232 1 N Shearwater sp. 1300 3 N Shearwater sp. 1305 2 NE Sooty Tern Wedge-tailed Shearwater 1320 1 SE Unk sp. White breast and body, light wing linings sharp demarcation between light breast and dark throat. Some white areas on the head. The white portions dull and creamy. The back brown. A large, chunky bird. 1335 1 NE Red-tailed Tropicbird 1350 1 N Wedge-tailed Shearwater 1415 4 NE Sooty Tern 1418 2 N Wedge-tailed Shearwater 1430 2 N Sooty Tern 1445 1 E Bird sp - distant Shearwater sp. - distant 1530 1 NE Blue-faced Booby (adult) 1630 1 NE Bird species seen by lookout-distant. (observations continued to 1710) 1710 Watch secured.

At Sea Observations - April 6, 1964 Time Number Direction Species and Remarks 0800 [illegible] NNE Storm Petrel species 0815 1 N Wedge-tailed Shearwater 0820 1 NNW Shearwater sp. 0845 1 N Shearwater sp.-distant in rain squall 0855 2 N Shearwater sp. - dark brown on back, golden brown on underparts; wings with dark edgings - silvery in center. Heavy-bodied. 0915 1 N Visibility improving-clearing rapidly. 0935 1 NW Shearwater sp. - straight ahead and distant 0945 1 N Shearwater sp.-distant 1030 1 N Bird sp - distant, on the horizon. 1040 2 N Shearwater sp. 1045 1 N Shearwater sp. - poor light (rain squalls) 1047 1 N Shearwater sp. - poor light 1050 1 N Shearwater sp. - poor light 1053 1 N Bulver's Petrel 1105 1 N Shearwater sp. 1110 2 N Jaeger sp. (prob. Pomarine) (1120-1210 no observations - noon meal) 1220 1 N Shearwater sp. 1230 5 N Shearwater sp. 1232 1 N Shearwater sp. 1300 3 N Shearwater sp. 1305 2 NE Sooty Tern Wedge-tailed Shearwater 1320 1 SE Unk sp. White breast and body, light wing linings sharp demarcation between light breast and dark throat. Some white areas on the head. The white portions dull and creamy. The back brown. A large, chunky bird. 1335 1 NE Red-tailed Tropicbird 1350 1 N Wedge-tailed Shearwater 1415 4 NE Sooty Tern 1418 2 N Wedge-tailed Shearwater 1430 2 N Sooty Tern 1445 1 E Bird sp - distant 1 N Shearwater sp. - distant 1530 1 NE Blue-faced Booby (adult) 1630 1 NE Bird species seen by lookout-distant. (observations continued to 1710) Watch secured.

Date: 2, Feb; 1964 Observers: 3 Weather: Sunny, warm; little wind; sea calm - Small cumulus formations around horizon - Time No. Direction Species 9:30 1 — Booby - on buoy 9:40 2 → N Jaeger sp 9:44 1 → N Pomarine Jaeger 9:48 1 → SW Jaeger sp. 9:50 3 → SW " " (Group of 2 + group of 1 9:53 2 — " " Sitting in water 10:00 1 — S " " 10:01 1 — S " " 10:02 2 — S " " 10:10 1 — BF. Alb. - Following ship 10:17 1 — S Jaegersp- 10:21 1 — SE Pomarine Jaeger 10:29 2 — SE Jaeger sp - Following ship's 10:32 1 — SE Pomarine Jaeger (abruptly in water) 10:40 1 — SE Jaeger sp. 10:41 1 — E Pomarine Jaeger crossing bow 10:45 1 — S Jaeger sp 10:51 1 — SE Jaeger sp 11:03 1 — SW Jaeger sp DP 11:03 1 — SW Jaeger sp LP 11:03 1 — SW Jaeger sp DP 11:04 1 — Attempt on Jaeger in water 3LP 1DP 11:12 1 — S Jaeger sp - ? 11:25 1 — SW Jaeger sp? LP 11:29 1 — SW Jaeger sp? 11:38 8 — N Jaeger sp? Following skater 11:40 2 — N B.F. Albatross 11:40 1 — NE Jaeger sp?

2-Feb; 1964 3 Time No. Direction Species 11:45 2 E ? 11:55 quit for lunch 12:15 start 1:48 1 N R.F. Booby (southern type) 2:15 1 B.F. albatross 2:40 5 N Jaeger sp. (Light phase) 1618 2 W Bird sp. ? 1630 (F)35 - NE Sooty Tern - (several young - some actually feeding) 1 - NE WT - near flock of Sooty Tern 1638 1 Bird sp? (white?) 1639 1 Bird sp? Tropicbird ? 1650 2 FT 2-3 Huh Shearwater sp. 1 Tropicbird sp. 20± -NE Tern sp.? Prob. Sooty 1725 Albatross ceased following Ship - 1730 30± Sooty Tern - (actually feed?) 1735 11 N Sooty Terns (in flock could be feed) 1736 2. Sooty Terns - 1815 1 5W Pterodroma sp? 1830 Closed - albatross seen at 2:15 still following. 1828 2 5W X Sooty Tern

24 Feb 1964 - ATF Lipan Time No Direction Species 7:00 watch started - Blackfooted Albatross still following - almost certainly same one as last night. 7:24 1 NE R.f. Booby - circled ship 8:15 1 NE [illegible] Booby sp. - followed ship 8:18 1 SE R-t. Tropicbird - circled ship 8:20 15 SE Sooty Terns 8:22 1 NE Red-footed Booby - Adult 9:10 2 N Sooty Tern 9:15 2 N Sooty Tern 9:16 1 N Sooty Tern 9:17 1 SW Sooty Tern 9:35 1 NW Sooty Tern 10:45 2 N Fairy Tern 10:46 1 S Bird sp? Booby? Albatross ceased following ship at about 10:20 11:40 1 BF albatross came in from West course to ship and continued east Black-footed Albatross - different pattern from end of yesterday and this morning - left 12:15 12:00 1 13:12 1 SE Fairy Tern 13:17 1 NE [illegible] Bird sp? 14:33 1 Bluh-backed Albatross again following ship - Dark nump + dark lower tail covers - Possibly same bird as 12:00 cutting - 14:35 - Heeled off tumb SSW (Tew back + curved ship -

Feb. 4 15.02 2 E Graybacked terns 15:07 1 W.Tailed Tropic bird 15:14 1 N Tropic Bird 15:18 1 SW Tropic bird 15:21 1 B. F albatross all dark behind following ship - left shortly after Tropic bird 1608 1 N 16.15 35+ Sooty terns (feeding) 17:10 1 WT. Tropic bird - circled ship 17:23 1 Budecap - loet in sun - 17:25 1 W Harbour's Shearwater 17:35 sign out

5 Feb- 1963 07.00 08:34 Observations begun School of porpoise 150 - 200 yds off starboard bow. 100± est. 0852 1 NW Tropic bird sp.? Appeared dusky above as if heavily mottled on back. Most probably immature Red-tail - 0900 1 NW Frigate-bird & Lesser? 0910 1 SW Shearwater sp? 0920 1 NE Phoenix Is. Petrel - seemed too brown but had either band across throat or all dark head Petrel sp? 1506 1 SW 15:30 1 N Pterodroma sp? (could have been a light phase wedge tail) 1602 1 E R.T. Tropic Bird 1613 1 SW Pterodroma sp? 1623 1 SW Pterodroma sp? 1625 2 S Pterodroma sp? 1640 1 N Phoenix Island Petrel - seemed to be but had rounded tail instead of wedge-shape Red-footed Booby - following ship immature. Blue faced Booby White tailed Tropic Bird Red foot - immature circled ship

6 Feb, 1964 Time No Direction 07:10 Started observations 0747 1 SW Shearwater - Petrel 0749 1 Blue-faced Booby - Imm. - circling ship 0847 1 NW Small all dark petrel - Too erratic to pick up in glasses. 0915 1 SE Bird sp - Petrel - Shearwater group - Appeared smaller than wedgetail with light underpants but was going away when seen and slightly inadequate for identification - 1035 4 SW Shearwater species - flying in rain squall 1105 51 Budup? 1122 2 Blue-faced Booby - Adult Following ship? 1200 1 Red-footed Booby - Ad - following 1232 2 Red-footed Booby - Imm. - 1" 1325 1 N Blue-faced Booby - Adult 1330 1 SW " " 4 - Imm. " 1 SW Red-footed Booby - Imm. " 2 3 Tern species 1402 2 Imm. Red-footed Booby 2 pass. same 1402 1 Imm. Blue-faced Booby 3 at 1330 birds 1410 1 NE Red-tailed Tropic bird. 1413 100 NE Sooty Terns - not feeding flyjst 1413 3 NE Shearwater sp. edged 1458 1 S Havocaul's St. Petrel 1510 1 Imm. Blue.f. Booby - circling ship 1540 1 NE Blue faced Booby

6 Feb, 1964 Time # Direction 1550 2 NE Sooty terns 1555 1 N Tropicbird sp? 1558 3 SE Sooty terns 1645 1 NE Pterodroma sp? 1648 2 Harcourts s. patru 1655 120+ W Sooty terns 1657 2 SW R.F. Booby sp? (probably R.F.) 1710 1 SE Pterodroma sp? 1711 1 NE Booby sp? (could have been immature B.F.B. 1730 1 SE Red foot - following ship Harcourts storm patrol

Feb 7 7:15 7:54 8:30 8:40 9:10 9:45 10:20 10:23 11:12 10:45 14:40 15:10 16:10 17:50 SW S SW NW N SE following 11:00 NE NE NE SW - Red Tailed Tropic bird Blue-faced booby Pterodroma sp? (white apidies, dark head and neck, white belly and dark back and wings. Phoenicopterus ? Blue-footed Booby - Ad - collected Blue-footed Booby - Adult Red-footed Booby - Adult (southern form) 1 R-t booby-shot + collected W. Tropic-bird ship-sp. (Smaug?) Tropic-bird sp? Harcourt's Storm Petrel Blue-faced Booby - Adult B.F. Booby - followship - adult Observations concluded

Feb 8 0715 0729 1 NW Observations begin - 0739 1 N Pterodroma sp.? 0808 2 NW M Booby 2 adult — — — No observations 1130-1155 lunch 1225 1 NE Fairy Tern 1230 1 SE Harcourt's Storm Petrel 1315 1 NE Blue-faced Booby 1342 1 SE Bolwerts Petrel — — — Harted Black tern 3 mile off - Booby 2-1½ mi. glasses but not naked eye. Boobies visible - (Probably maximum range) at about 1 mile)

April 6, 1964 AT SEA OBSERVATIONS Weather: One cart with rain squalls, visibility variable. Wind 25mph NE., sea wind - whippied and broken. # Direction Time Species - Acty 1 NNE 0800 Storm Petrel sp. 1 N 0815 Wedge-tail Shearwater. 1 NNW 0820 Shearwater sp. - going away - appeared sharp-winged with light undersides 1 N 0845 Shearwater sp. distant in rain squall 2 N 0855 Shearwater sp. - dark brown or back golden brown on underparts - wings dark edges - silvery in centre. heavy body. Clouds breaking - clearing rapidly at 0915. 1 N 0915 Shearwater sp. - straight away from bar. distant. 1 NW 0936 Shearwater sp. - distant - poor light. 1 - 0945 Bird sp. - distant - on horizon 1 N 1030 Shearwater sp. - like recent at 0855 2 N 1040 Shearwater sp. 1 N 1045 Shearwater sp. - poor light 1 N 1047 Shearwater sp. - poor light. 1 N 1050 Shearwater sp. - like recent 0855 1 N 1053 Bulwer's Petrel 1 N 1105 Shearwater sp. 2 N 1110 Jaeger sp. (Pomarine ?) (1120 - 1210 Chow) 1 N 1220 Shearwater sp. 5 N 1230 Shearwater sp. 1 N 1232 Shearwater sp. 3 N 1300 Shearwater sp. 2 NE 1305 Sooty Tern 1 N 1305 Wedge-tail Shearwater.

April 6,1964 At Sea Observations # Dir. Time Species - Acty 1 SE 1330 White breast + body, light wing linings, sharp demarcation between white breast ad dark throat - large - appeared to have some white on head. The white portions - dull, creamy. Back brownish. 1 NE 1335 Red. t. Tropicbird 1 N 1350 Wedge-tail. Shearwater. 4 NE 1415 Sooty Tern 2 N 1418 Wedge-tailed Shearwater 2 N 1430 Sooty Tern 1 E 1445 Bird sp. - distant 1 N 1445 Shearwater sp - distant 1 NE 1530 Blue-faced Booby - adult. 1 NE 1630 Bird species - seen by lookout (stopped at 1700) 47 birds

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WASHINGTON 25, D. C. ATF Progress Report During the period from Feb. 3 to Mar. 6, 21 days were spent ashore on 7 islands. 20,045 birds were banded. 1880 returns were obtained, 70 birds were collected, and 230 blood samples were taken. In addition, collections were made of fish, crustacea, and mammals on various islands. Each island visited is discussed separately in the body of this report. At-Sea Observation Two-man watches were maintained during daylight hours from Pearl Harbor to Howland Island and from Canton Island to Pago,Pago, American Samoa. The raw data is enclosed with this report. Various observations were made as we approached islands on the maximum range at which a bird could be seen. Masked Bobbies are not visible to the naked eye at distances over one mile and Sooty Terns are not visible at distances over 3/4 of a mile. It is unlikely that these birds would be seen at these distances unless one knew that a bird was there, before one began observing. Radar Despite considerable time spent on the set it still hasn't functioned properly. The ship has hopes of fixing the wiring but so far no luck. Any attempt to use the repeater completely ruins the radar image on the ship's radar. Photographs Good photographic coverage of the islands was maintained until two of the focal plane shutters ceased to function. Blood Samples The need for 8 cc. samples has greatly reduced the number of samples which can be taken in a given period as well as eliminating some birds from consideration entirely. (If one must sample more than 40 individuals to get 10 samples it is hardly worth the effort.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WASHINGTON 25, D. C. Despite advice to the contrary, dead birds give little blood and killing a bird produces no beneficial results. Fred C. Sibley Glorious Leader Line Island Expedition Phoenix Island Expedition Pago-Pago Representative of A.Ø.U. Adviser and Field Tester for Booth Food Products Fellow in Good Standing of the ) O.O.M. (Order of Masochists) Den-Mother to McKean Island Troop (POOP) 6. C.I.S.B.E. (Canton Island Shuffle-Board Expert) M.S.B.L.N.H. (Member of the Society to Browbeat Larry N. Huber) S.M.L.L.C. (Senior Member- Life List Committee) Roger Clapp Secretarial Drudge to F.C.S. Peerless Leader F.G.S.O.O.M., C.I.S.B.E., etc.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WASHINGTON 25, D. C. Schedule for First Half of Line Island Trip Feb. 3 Depart Pearl Harbor Feb. 8 Arrive Howland Island Feb. 13 Depart Howland Island Feb. 13 Arrive Baker Island Feb. 14 Depart Baker Island Feb. 16 Arrive McKean Island Feb. 20 Depart McKean Island Feb. 21 Arrive Birnie Island Feb. 23 Depart Birnie Island Feb. 23 Arrive Phoenix Island Feb. 27 Depart Phoenix Island Feb. 27 Arrive Enderbury Island March 2 Depart Enderbury Island March 2 Arrive Canton Island March 3 Depart Canton Island March 6 Arrive Pago-Pago

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WASHINGTON 25, D. C. Progress Report - Howland Island - Feb 8-12, 1964 Five days and nights were spent on Howland. Birds, plants, mammals, reptiles, fish, crustacea, and insects were studied. Photographs were taken of all major habitats. New personnel were trained and blood samples were taken. Birds There was a great reduction in numbers from previous visits. Only Brown Boobies were breeding (five nests) and only 10 species were observed. 171 individuals were banded and 960 returns were made. Recoveries Banded Returns Pct. of Pop. Handled Masked Booby 3 157 922 95 Brown Booby - 10 34 50 Red-footed Booby - 4 4 40 Shore-bird counts were made and populations were lower than October, 1963 with two common species (bristle thighed curlew and ruddy turnstone) being absent. Mammals Cats were greatly reduced in number from previous visits. We found that cats could be more easily run to death than shot so all four cats seen were run down and killed. No cat lasted more than about 300 yards. One porpoise washed up on shore and this was measured and skeletonized. Reptiles 15 * geckos and 50 * skinks were collected. Small green turtles were seen regularly feeding on the reef. Fish 600 * individuals of 50 * species were collected with notes on habitat etc Crustacea 160 individuals of 40* species of land and reef crabs were collected with notes on their ecology.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WASHINGTON 25, D. C. Page Two Insects 400 * individuals of 35-40 species were collected. A total of about 40 man hours were spent on insect collecting. Each of the four major habitats were searched; every species of plant was carefully examined for associated insect species; rotten meat was used to bait certain species, sweep-netting was done over a large pa rt of the island and Berlizi samples were run on old bird nests (4 species) and soil samples from major habitats. (8 samples). With the Berlizi material and the inests collected from the October-November trip we estimate that we have 95-100 percent§ of the insect species occuring on the island, as well as a representative sample of the Arachmida. Plants One vascular plant new to the island was discovered. One fungus and two species of marine algae were collected. Notes and photographs were taken of the vegetation in selected areas. Blood Samples 20 samples were taken from two species. No other species were available in sufficient numbers to make blood sampling practical.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WASHINGTON 25, D. C. Baker Island Birds Birds greatly reduced from previous visits. Only 11 species observed, none breeding, and only 6 species using island as a roosting area. No birds banded. No blood samples taken. One species of gull new to the island was collected. Mammals Three of four cats seen were run to death. Insects Complete coverage of all habitats with sweep net, aspirators, and hand searching. Six Berlizi samples were taken. A total of 400 * individuals of about 25 species were collected. Remarks Twenty-four hours were spent here. Island vegetation much more lush than in October. Surf conditions very poor with 10-12 foot waves.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WASHINGTON 25, D. C. Progress Report McKean Island Four nights were spent here, the moon greatly hampering the bird banding. Surf was variable, being rough enough one day to upset the boat completely, tossing it and blood samples end over end. Only damage was the loss of our second motor cover, putting both S.I. motors our of action. (first cover lost during a near capsize on Howland) Birds Very abundant with Sooty Terns being one of the commoner species. An epidemic had hit the immature frigates and boobies killing 75 percent or better of the birds and as a result 845 Lesser Frigate and 43 Masked Booby bands were recovered. 14,495 birds of 14 species were banded and 197 returns were obtained on previously banded birds. This is broken down by species below. Species Number Banded Returns Pct. Pop. Handled Wedge-tailed Shearwater 253 4 70 Audubon's Shearwater 418 2 50 White Th. Storm Petrel 9 - 50 Red-tailed Tropic Bird 6 - 40 Blue-faced Booby 248 151 85 Brown Booby 23 1 50 Red-footed Booby 410 34 90 Golden Plover 1 - 01 Bristle Th. Curlew 22 - 25 Sooty Tern 11,926 - 10 Gray-backed Tern 299 1 08 Common Noddy 579 1 08 Fairy Tern 101 2 20 Blue-gray Noddy 200 1 08 11 birds of 4 species which died during blood sampling were collected Mammals: None Reptiles: Several geckos collected Fish: 15 individuals of 5 species were collected. Insects: All habitats and plant species were sampled. Six Berlizi samples were run. 140 specimens of 13 species were preserved. 1500 live ticks were collected

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WASHINGTON 25, D. C. Birnie Island Progress Report Two days were spent here during which the moon hampered activities considerably. Birds There were relatively few birds present on the island. Seventeen species were recorded of which 4 were breeding. 300 individuals of 6 species were banded. 217 returns were obtained from 3 species. This data is given below. Species Banded Returns Pet. Population Handled Red-tailed Tropic Bird 14 - 50 Blue-faced Booby 57 109 50 Brown Booby 18 8 25 Red-footed Booby 1 - 50 Common Noddy 150 1 05 Fairy Tern 50 - 50 Mammals : Rats were very abundant. 22 were collected. Insects : Complete collections were made from all plants and habitats. Three Berlizi samples were run. Blood Samples : 21 samples from 31 birds were obtained. Plants : The same three species observed on the last visit were again recorded.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WASHINGTON 25, D. C. Phoenix Island Progress Report Four nights were spent here. Continuous moonlight throughout the night made it impossible to band certain species. Rough surf conditions reduced boat trips to and from ship. Birds Twenty species were recorded of which nine were nesting. Sooty Terns were much less numerous than at McKean although they were at approximately the same stage of the breeding cycle. 4705 individuals of 13 species were banded and 346 returns were obtained from 7 species. This data is summarized below. Species Banded Returns Pct. Pop. Handled. Wedge-tailed Shearwater 2183 18 30 Christmas Is. Shearwater 203 1 20 Audubon's Shearwater 600 11 40 Red,Tailed Tropic Bird 2 - 1.5 Blue-faced Booby 284 300 50 Brown Booby 4 - 10 Red-footed Booby 30 11 30 Lesser Frigate - 4 0.5 Golden Plover 1 - 1.5 Bristle-thighed Curlew 1 - 2 Sooty Tern 1180 - 4 Common Noddy 99 - 10 Fairy Tern 42 - 1.5 Blue-gray Noddy 6 1 0.7 Fifty five birds of 8 species were collected. Mammals: Rabbits were very common. Three were collected. Insects: Collections were made from all plants and habitats. Six Berlizi samples were taken. Blood Samples: 89 samples were obtained from 103 birds and 10 rabbits. Plants : The same seven species observed on the lasttrip were again recorded.

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION WASHINGTON 25, D. C. Progress Report - Enderbury Island The moon continued to hamper banding. Numbers of birds present on the island were much lower than when we visited the island in Oct.-and Nov. 1963. Birds 17 species were present of which seven species were breeding. 354 birds of 4 species were banded, 160 returns were obtained on 4 species, and 421 birds were recovered. Data are summarized below. Species Banded Returns Pct. Pop. Handled. Red-tailed Tropic Bird 8 - 40 Blue-faced Booby 31 71 25 Brown Booby 15 5 10 Red-footed Booby 300 87 75 Greater Frigate - 2 0.1 Two individuals of two species were collected. Blood Samples: 30 samples were collected from three species. Mammals: Only one cat was seen. This animal was run to death. Fish: 300 plus or minus individuals of 50 plus or minus species were collected. Insects: Usual complete collection. Dragonflies and a butterfly were collected from the island for the first time . Canton Island Progress Report An almost complete absence of birds prevented any extensive banding or collecting. The human population was much reduced from our last visit and a war on cats has killed over 100 of these predators. With a continued reduction in the numbers of people and cats the birds may again increase in numbers. Birds 13 species were observed, only two of which were nesting. 20 individuals of 2 species were banded. A complete daytime census of the island gave a total of less than 800 birds.

ATF Progress Report During the period from March 7 to April 7, 17 days were spent ashore on 5 islands. 18,395 birds were banded and 88 blood samples were obtained. 134 individuals were collected. Plants, insects and other arthropods, fish, amphibians, reptiles, and mammals were collected as time permitted. Itinerary March 6 Arrive Pago Pago, American Samoa March 10 Depart Pago Pago, American Samoa March 14 Arrive Jarvis Island, Line Islands March 19 Depart Jarvis Island, Line Islands March 20 Arrive Cook Island, Christmas Island March 21 Camps established on Motu Tabu, Motu Upua, and Cook Island March 22 All camps moved to Motu Upua, Christmas Island March 23 On Motu Upua March 24 Returned to ship March 25 Visited main island, Departed Christmas island 2200 March 26 Arrive Fanning Island March 28 Depart Fanning Island March 29 Arrive Washington Island March 31 Depart Washington Island April 1 Arrive Palmyra Island April 4 Depart Palmyra Island April 7 Arrive Pearl Harbour, Honolulu, Oahu

Progress Report - Christmas Island During our five day stay, camps were established on all three of the major islands in the lagoon; a tour of the island was made; and a short trip was made to NW point. Work here was complicated by failure of responsible parties to notify island of our visit. Mr. Roberts, District Commissioner, went out of his way to help and made our field work much more successful. The ship had to wait an extra day for parts and with the rather temuous communication system we didn't learn this until too late and returned to the ship a day early. Communication was complicated by lack of land transport, great distances, and complications of boat trips to and from ship. A total of 7689 birds of 11 species were banded, 31 birds were collected, 30 blood samples were taken and several mammals and numerous insects were collected. This information is broken down under the four major areas worked Cook Island One night was spent here by the whole party and a second night by 1 member. Of the 15 species recorded 8 were breeding. 2033 birds of 8 species were banded. One porpoise skeleton was collected. Species Banded Returns Pot. of Population Christmas Island Shearwater 114 2 15 Phoenix Island Petrel 12 15 Red-tailed Tropic Bird 21 20 Bristle-thighed Curlew 1 10 Sooty Tern 1600 20 Hawaiian Noddy 81 3 Fairy Tern 200 15 Crested Tern 4 2 Motu Tabu One night was spent here by two party members. Of 15 species recorded 7 were breeding. 783 individuals of 4 species were banded. Species Banded Returns Pot. of Population Wedge-tailed Shearwater 297 30 Christmas Island Shearwater 84 18 Phoenix Is. Petrel 409 20 15 R.T. Tropic Bird 3 20

Christmas Island Progress Report Page 2 Motu Upua Two nights spent here by the whole party and an additional night by 2 members. 21 species were recorded of which 6 were breeding. 31 individuals of 8 species of birds were collected. This includes 4 specimens of Laughing Gulls. 30 blood samples were collected from 33 individuals of 3 species. 4 mice and 1 rat were collected. 3767 individuals of 4 species were banded. Partial collection of insects, reptiles, and pl ants was made from the ixland. Species Banded Pet. Population Wedge-tailed Shearwater 646 40 Christmas I. Shearwater 2000 40 Phoenix Is. Petrel 1100 35 Red-footed Booby 21 25 Main Island Three party members spent eight hours on the 23rd touring the western half of the island. (120 miles of driving) Two members visited Northwest Point for 6 hours on the 25th. Seventeen species were recorded and 1135 birds of 4 species were banded. Species Banded Pet.*Population Masked Booby 3 Red-footed Booby 31 Great Frigate 1 Sooty Tern 1100

Progress Report - Fanning Island Parts of three days were spent here. The six hour round trip from ship to shore greatly hampered operations. One boat crew took 7 hours to find us which effectively nullified our operations for that day. A tidal wave warning the same night left the party overly tired the next day. However, the scarcity of birds made banding quite impractical. 21 birds of 2 species were banded. 21 individuals of 7 species were collected and a general insect collection was made. Mr. Palmer, island manager, aided us greatly in finding good areas for birds and helped us cover the 30 mile plus perimeter of the island. Mammals: Dogs, cats, and pigs were present under domestication and rats were fairly common everywhere. One rat collected. 400 _ Gilbertese workers are established on the island. Plants: A rough survey of the plants was made. Washington Island Parts of three days were spent here. The extreme wetness of the island made camping impossible so only one night was spent ashore in the island manager's house. The island manager provided a boat and guides and we were therefore able to visit most of this island. Birds: 32 birds of 4 species were collected including a good series of the two endemic land birds. 2 Red-footed Bobbies were banded on the ship but it proved impossible to band on the island. Mammals: Cats, dogs, and pigs kept as pets. Many cats running wild. Rats formerly abundant but now rare. Other: Plant and insect collections made represent part of the total insect and plant fauna. Freshwater fish collected include only introduced species, others being rare or extinct. Collections of lizards were made.

Progress Report Palmyra Island Three days and three nights were spent here from April 1 to April 3. A new duck to the island (Anas carolinensis) was collected and positive sight identification was made of four Spatula clypeata, also unrecorded from this island. 2875 individuals of 5 species were banded. 25 individuals of 5 species were collected. 19 species were recorded of which number 8 were nesting. Breakdown of Banding Totals Species Number Banded percent of Population Red-footed Booby 1407 14 Brown Booby 63 30 Golden flover 2 0.4 Bristle-thighed Curlew 3 6 Sooty Tern 1400 14 Mammals: 4 Cetaceans (Blackfish?) were found dead on the inner shore of the atoll and were cached so that they might be collected on future trips. Rats were observed and one was collected. Reptiles: Several species of gekko were observed and collected. One small turtle was seen. Amphibians: Toads were realtively common in certain areas. One was collected. Fish: 69 individuals of 31 species were collected from the interior waters of the atoll. Other: 21 blood samples of 2 species were collected. Approximately 270 individuals of at least 25 species of insects and other arthropods were collected. A partial collection was made of the plant fauna.

ATF- March 14-19, 1964 Jarvis Island Progress Report We landed on Jarvis on the morning of March 14 and left the island on March 19. Banding operations were partially hampered by a few hours of moonlight every night. Surf conditions were often very rough, capsizing the boat on one occasion, and knocking off the motor cover on another. Thirteen species were recorded of which four were breeding. Terns and frigates are prevented from nesting on this island by the predatory activities of cats. 6810 individuals of 5 species were banded. 37 returns were obtained of birds banded in the Phoenix Islands. Totals are summarized below. Species Banded Returns Pot. Population Banded Red-tailed Tropic Bird 38 — 35 Blue-faced Booby 5227 35 75 Brown Booby 165 — 20 Red-footed Booby 1379 2 75 Hawaiian Noddy 1 — 100 Mammals: The island was overrun with cats which were feeding on all small birds as well as frigates and a few Red-footed Boobies. We killed 211 or about 80 percent of the population. Mummified mice were found in the building but evidently the cats have eliminated the mice or at least reduced the population to a very few individuals . Reptiles: A few geckos were collected. These are uncommon, probably because of cat predation. Turtles were seen off shore on days of arrival and departure. Insects : Approximately 250 specimens of 19 insects species were collected, as well as a number of other Arthropods. 6 Berlizi samples were run. Usual complete coverage of all habitats. 300 plus live ticks were collected in order to so that we might try some new shipping techniques. Plants : Specimens of most of the 9 species present were pressed. Distribution on the island was recorded.

Itinerary March 6 Arrive Pago Pago, American Samoa March 10 Depart Pago Pago, American Samoa March 14 Arrive Jarvis Island, Line Islands March 19 Depart Jarvis Island, Line Islands. American Samoa The four days spent here were mainly spent catching up on reports, and refitting for the final month of operations. Considerable time was spent touring Tutila and 21 specimens of 7 species of birds, 2 fruit bats, and humorous herpetological specimens were secured. At sea observations were maintained during daylight hours on the trip to Jarvis Island. P.S. We are now on Christmas Island. Someone failed to notify either Christmas, Washington or Hanning of our visit. As a result we have initially received the old shelter and are fighting an uphill battle to faithfully accomplish our work. Jhed.