February 1965 Townsend Cromwell Cruise The February 1965 Townsend Cromwell cruise, from 8 February to 27 February, was the twelfth of a series of sixteen cruises conducted by the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Bureau of Commercial Fisheries covering a fixed grid to the east of the high Hawaiian Islands for the purpose of determining variations in the water types and currents of this area. This was the eleventh cruise in which Pacific Project personnel have taken part, maintaining daily sunrise to sunset bird observations. Observations on this cruise totalled 222.7 hours. In addition Project personnel aided in recording weather observations and in recording bathythermographs. Project personnel were Roger Clapp and Warren King. Warren B. King Research Assistant Pacific Project