New ship histories

[Caro]

Maikel has published his edited logs of USS Yorktown, 1908-1909, with four Journey Plotter maps.
Yorktown travelled along the west coast of the Americas, from Alaska in the north to Chile in the south.
She did some survey work at the Galapagos Islands and in 1909 she became part of the Nicaraguan Expeditionary Squadron.
Maikel's edited Yorktown log-books now cover 1889 to 1909.
Thanks Maikel!

[Caro]

The edited logs of USS Thetis, the 1884 Greely Arctic Rescue Mission, of which USS Bear was a part, have been published with one Journey Plotter map.

Our thanks to editor Matteo.

[Caro]

It's been a long time ...

The edited logs of USS Yorktown, 1910-1911, have been published, with three Journey Plotter maps.
Yorktown operated along the west coast of all the Americas and took part in the effort to rescue survivors of the wrecked SS Taboga off Panama.

Many thanks to editor, mapmaker and publisher, Maikel.

[Caro]

Here's another one.

The edited logs of USRC Thetis, 1903-1904, US West Coast, Bering Sea, Alaskan, Russian and Hawaiian Waters, have been published, with three Journey Plotter maps.
Molte grazie, again, to editor Matteo!

[Caro]

Today, the edited logs of USRC Bear, January 1894 to November 1895, US West Coast and Alaskan Waters, were published, with three Journey Plotter maps.
USRC Bear's edited logs now cover, with some intervals, the years from 1886 to 1895.
Many thanks to editor Janet.

[Caro]

The edited logs of USCGC Unalga II, April 1946 to December 1947, US Pacific Coast and Alaskan Waters, have been published with three Journey Plotter maps.
Our thanks to editor John.

[Caro]

The edited logs USRC Thetis, January 1905 to December 1906, US West Coast, Bering Sea and Alaskan Waters, have been published today with three Journey Plotter maps.
Many thanks to editor Matteo.

[Caro]

The edited logs of USS Concord, January 1899 to December 1900, Asiatic Station, have been published today with three maps from the spanking new version of Journey Plotter.
All my own work, except for the first couple of months which were edited by Simon Hayter.

[Maikel]

The 1916-1919 journey of HMS Whitby Abbey is made available in Journey Plotter.
HMS Whitby Abbey wasn't part of Old Weather.
It was transcribed by Brian, who wanted to find out more about his grandfather, who sailed on board Whitby Abbey during that period.

Thank you for sharing Brian.

[Caro]

The edited logs of USS Yorktown, 1912-1913, have been published with three Journey Plotter maps.
Yorktown was decommissioned from July 1912 to March 1913.
Thanks as usual to editor, mapmaker and publisher, Maikel.