New ship histories

[Maikel]

Thousands of non-noon positions have been added to the WW2 journey (1942-1945) of USCGC Unalga I, adding much more detail to her time in the Caribbean and off the coast of Rhode Island.
Though the latter becomes a bit of a red smudge if you project 18 months of activity.


Journey Plotter showing the 1942-1943 operations of USCGC Unalga I in the Caribbean


Journey Plotter showing the 1944-1945 operations of USCGC Unalga I off Rhode Island

[Maikel]

Though a short one, additional positions have been added to the WW1 journey of HMS Inconstant (December 1914 - February 1915).


Journey Plotter showing the WW1 journey of HMS Inconstant

[Maikel]

Additional positions have been added to the WW1 journey of HMS Amazon, adding detail to her operations in the Strait of Dover.
The logs only cover August to October 1916, but do include the Zeppelin raid on Portsmouth (25 September 1916) and the German destroyer raids on the Strait of Dover of 26 and 27 October 1916.


Journey Plotter showing the WW1 journey of HMS Amazon (1916)

[Caro]

The edited logs of USCR Commodore Perry , 1895-1896, with one Journey Plotter map, have been published.
Our thanks to editor Paul for his first US log edit!

[Maikel]

Additional, non-noon position have been added to the #WW1 journey of HM Trawler Parramatta, patrolling between the sand banks off Great Yarmouth.
A short one, February to May 1916, featuring carrier pigeons!


Journey Plotter showing the WW1 journey of HM Trawler Parramatta

[Caro]

The edited 1902-1903 logs of USRC Commodore Perry, with one Journey Plotter map, have been published.
Our thanks to editor Paul.

[Caro]

The edited logs of USS Yorktown 1897-1898, with two Journey Plotter maps, have been published.
Many thanks to editor, mapmaker and publisher, Maikel.

[Caro]

The edited logs of USCGC Unalga I, 1913 to 1917, with one Journey Plotter map, have been published.
Our thanks to Dean for his first US log edit.
Map courtesy of the NHN editorial team.

[Maikel]

Over a thousand additional positions have been added to the 1913-1917 journey of USCGC Unalga I.
These non-noon positions add more detail to her time off the Californian coast and in Alaska.

Also, tables of mentioned crew and passengers, compiled by Matteo, have been added to each month.

[Michael]

[Caro]

Great work, Maikel, and thanks to Matteo also.

[Maikel]

More than one hundred additional positions have been collected from the logs of HMS Foyle (1920-1921).
The extra detail makes her round the southwest of Ireland much better.

Journey Plotter showing journey of HMS Foyle (1920-1921), noon positions only


Journey Plotter showing journey of HMS Foyle (1920-1921), with additional positions

[Maikel]

About one hundred additional, non-noon positions have been added to the 1915 journey of HMS India.
These positions, calculated from bearings and distances to mentioned landmarks, add some more detail to her time in Glasgow and on northern patrol.

[Caro]

Wonderful.
I remember HMS India.

[Caro]

The edited logs of USRC Bear, 1886 to 1889, with five Journey Plotter maps, have been published.
Many thanks to editor and mapmaker Janet (jil) for her first US log edit.

[Michael]

[Maikel]

Over one hundred additional, non-noon positions have been collected from the logs of HMS Caradoc (November to December 1918).
They add more detail to her operations in the Baltic Sea.

[Caro]

Good work, Maikel.

[Caro]

Matteo's edited logs of USCGC Unalga I, 1919-1921, with one Journey Plotter map, have been published.
Grazie, Matteo!

[Randi]