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[Randi]

Here is the link: https://catalog.archives.gov/medialz/dc ... 29-013.JPG

Not sure if this is what you are asking?

Sd + Wd

S by W

Merd for Meridian=noon

[pommystuart]

Thanks Randy
I thought the course would be Sd +Nd and SxW

The Merd got me.

(I do not have the master year tracker yet to get those links)

[pommystuart]

Interesting link.
https://naval-encyclopedia.com/industri ... 865-85.php
Found it looking for USS Ossif??? in 1876

[pommystuart]

As the weather boffins are looking for data on El Nino from our logs, I thought you might like this.

https://www.newscientist.com/article/25 ... -so-strong

[Michael]

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

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 just started, so there is very little on their website right now.

[pommystuart]

Thats interesting. I can boot up the pc and read it without logging in,

[Randi]

It also tells me that I have to subscribe.

Are you a subscriber? If so, maybe it knows that even if you don't log in.

[pommystuart]

Here is a list of all USS navy ships.
May help with spelling.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U ... Navy_ships

[Michael]

[BillNoise]

I just want to confirm that in the Tracker spreadsheet we're only required to place 'D' as the completion marker now, is that correct?

[Randi]

Yes.
In truth, is is a bit of a duplication with the information in the spreadsheet topic here in the forum, but it is helpful when there are multiple transcribers.