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It has been said that when a new Secretary of the Army/Navy/Air Force/Marines wants to be seen doing something, but he doesn't know what to do, he changes the uniforms.

USS Kearsarge
0000 12 December 1879
Noon : Lat 25° 31' 00"N, Long 75° 30' 00"W

Observed very many meteors.

USS Kearsarge
2400, 10 December 1879
Noon position: Lat 28° 34' 00"N, Long 77° 28' 00"W

Observed several brilliant meteors.

I've seen that before. Some of these guys need glasses.

These are the images of the 1879 ship journeys that we did in the previous years.

Ashuelot


Shenandoah

These are the images of the 1878 ship journeys that we did in the previous years.

Kearsarge

Omaha

These are the images of the 1877 ship journeys that we did in the previous years.

Kearsarge


Yantic

These are the images of the 1876 ship journeys that we did in the previous years.

Kearsarge


Omaha

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USS Kearsarge
Portland, Maine
0000 Hours, 12 September 1879

Brilliant display of Aurora Borealis.

While I was investigating the Renoir project, I saw that Ed Hawkins was running it. (He was working with Philip Brohan when Philip started OW.) I sent him a note about our ships, and I received this note from him:

Hi Michael,

Thanks for the message, and for your transcription efforts.

Last week ...

You can read the article only if you're a subscriber. :cry: :cry: :cry:

There is this article on Wikipedia.

Gil Compo, head of the science team, is off for a week. On his return, he will write something for our forum about the super El Nino of 1877-1878 and the Renoir project. That project has ...

OK. I just posted a note showing what's available.

Pick something that appeals to you, and let me know. I will update that link so everyone knows what's available and what isn't.

I just finished Cyane 1861, and I will start on Kearsarge Sept-Dec 1879 tomorrow. I didn't put that in the post yet ...

I will try to keep this post updated to let people know what Ship/Years are available for transcription for the Renoir/El Nino project:

Ashuelot: B. O'Hara has reserved 1876 and Gordon has reserved 1877.

Kearsarge: Michael has reserved 1879.

Lackawanna: BillNoise has reserved Sept-Oct 1876 ...

Coming soon.