New ship histories

[Matteo]

Thanks!
It has been a pleasure to read them again (and see how many naive errors I made while transcribing )

[Caro]

The edited logs of USC&GSS Carlile P Patterson, June 1884 to December 1885, American East Coast to West Coast and Alaskan Waters, have been published with two Journey Plotter maps.
Our thanks to editor Keith.

[Caro]

The edited logbooks of USS Jamestown, Apprentice Training Ship, 1889-1890, with one Journey Plotter map, have been published.
Our thanks to editor John.

[Caro]

The edited logs of USC&GSS Carlile P. Patterson, January 1886 to December 1887, with three Journey Plotter maps, have been published.
Thanks again to editor, Keith.

[Caro]

The edited logs of USS Yorktown, January 1899 to December 1900, with three Journey Plotter maps, have been published.
Hooray for editor, mapmaker and publisher Maikel.

[Caro]

The edited logs of USC&GSS Carlile P Patterson, January 1888 to December 1889, with three Journey Plotter maps, have been published.
Our thanks, again, to editor Keith.

[Caro]

Our 313th Royal Navy log edit has been published. HMS Durban, 1921 to 1923, with three Journey Plotter maps, was edited by Rosemary, with much appreciated geographical assistance from Matteo (working out the illegible and unfindable locations), and some finishing up work from Maikel and me. A team effort.



Sadly, Chris is no longer here to greet our second-last RN ship, so here is a poem by me. Commissions taken. Just kidding.

The Royal Navy ships proceeded
Now all but one are home to stay
Cruiser Durban is safely docked
And Cambrian is underway

[Maikel]

Additional, non-noon positions have been added to the journey of H.M.S. Lepanto (August 1918 to November 1918).
They add more detail to her North Atlantic convoying operations.

Also, corrections have been made, and additional information from the logs has been added.

[Caro]

The edited logs of USFCS Albatross, 1898-1899, have been published, with two Journey Plotter maps.
Our thanks to editor, Matteo.

[Maikel]

Nearly 150 non-noon positions have been added to the journey of H.M.S. Goliath (January to April 1915).
Only 4 months, but it takes her from South Africa to a month's operations off Mafia Island and Zanzibar, and then to action at the Dardanelles.

Also, corrections have been made, and additional information from the logs has been added.

[Maikel]

Hundreds of calculated positions have been added to the journey of HMS Acacia (1915-1916) in Journey Plotter.
Adding more detail to her minesweeping duties off Scotland, including a trip to Bear Island, Svalbard, Norway and Russia, and then to the Mediterranean, patrolling off North Africa and convoying between Gibraltar and Malta.

Also, corrections have been made, and additional information from the logs has been added.

[Caro]

The edited logs of USC&GSS Carlile P Patterson, January 1890 to December 1891, with three Journey Plotter maps, have been published.
Our thanks, again, to editor Keith.

[Caro]

The edited logs of USC&GSS Carlile P Patterson, January 1892 to December 1893, American West Coast and Alaskan Waters, have been published, together with four Journey Plotter maps. Our thanks to editor Keith.
There is now available a decade's worth of Keith's edited logs of Carlile P Patterson.

[Caro]

The edited logs of USS Jamestown, 1882-1883, Apprentice Training Ship ‒ San Francisco to Newport RI via Cape Horn, US Atlantic coast and West Indies, Newport RI to Portugal and return ‒ have been published, together with two Journey Plotter maps.
Our thanks to editor Rosemary.

[Caro]

The edited logs of USC&GSS Carlile P Patterson, 1894-1895, US/Canadian West Coast and Alaskan waters, have been published, with three Journey Plotter maps.
Our thanks, as usual, to editor Keith whose Patterson edits now span 1884 to 1895.

[Caro]

The edited logs of USRC Bear, May to November 1890 and April to December 1891, with three Journey Plotter maps, have been published.
Many thanks to editor and mapmaker, Janet.

[Caro]

The edited logs of USS Yorktown, January 1901 to December 1902, Asian Waters, with three Journey Plotter maps, have been published.
Very big thanks as usual to editor, mapmaker and publisher, Maikel, whose Yorktown edits now cover 1889 to 1902.

[Caro]

The edited logs of USS Concord, January to November, 1909, Guam and return to Puget Sound, have been published, with one Journey Plotter map.
Thanks and congratulations to our newest editor, Roger, for his first edit. Well done!

[Caro]

This is unusual. It's one of mine! The edited logs of USC&GSS Yukon II have been published, with five Journey Plotter maps.
These logs cover the years from 1899 to 1923, in various chunks. The logs for 1899, 1911, 1913, and 1914 had not been previously transcribed.

[Caro]

Keith's edited logs of Carlile P Patterson, January 1896 to December 1897, American West Coast and Alaskan Waters, have been published with three Journey Plotter maps.
Patterson's edited logs now cover 1884 to 1897. Thanks Keith!