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Light Cruiser, Hawkins or Cavendish-class Ordered 12.15, Pendant No 96 (9.20). Launched 28.8.19 Beardmore. 9,750 tons, 605(oa), 565(pp)x65x17ft. Turbine 60000shp, 30kts. Armament: 7-7.5in, 6-12pdr, 4-3in AA, 6-21in tt. Armour: 3in sides, 1.5in deck. Wrecked 8.8.22 in Belle Isle Strait, Labrador. (British Warships 1914-1919) Commissioned in April 1921 as Flagship, 8th LCS on North America and West Indies Station, but in 1922 she became a private ship (no longer flagship). Ran aground in thick fog on Point Armour, in the Belleisle Strait, Labrador in 1922. Although a large amount of equipment was salvaged she could not be refloated, and the wreck was abandoned (blown up in 1927 by a party from HMS Calcutta) (Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1906-21) |
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Notes: 1. Latitude/longitude, including for days in port, show representative decimal positions for each day, as calculated by the Old Weather project's analysis program. As such, they differ by varying amounts from the positions recorded, usually at noon, in the log pages. In addition, some latitudes/longitudes have been amended in edited logs for errors in the logs, for errors in identifying locations by the analysis program, or simply for greater accuracy. In all cases, refer to the log-page scans for the positions as originally recorded. Not all log pages contain this information and the ships' positions have therefore often been estimated. 2. Full account of any day is available by clicking on the link above that day. Groups of links refer to log book covers and introductory information; some may be blank. Editor’s notes: Where I have been able to research personnel, a ship, a place name, or other facts, I have placed ‘links' in the narrative to help the reader find further information. As Raleigh interacted with other ships I have tried to link to references for further research. I have linked most RN ships to WikiPedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ship_names_of_the_Royal_Navy. Some RN ships’ logs are available on this site at Royal Navy Log Books - The Ship Histories. Many are edited; some are still awaiting edit.
Log reset miles’ refers to the Patent Log – a rotored/propellored instrument towed behind the ship to measure distance travelled. Its ‘rotations' are frequently mentioned in the logs as a means of determining speed. It would be read and reset at intervals to determine how far the ship had travelled during a period of time. ‘Bower' refers to the anchors carried at the bow of the ship.
Many measurements are mentioned in the logs, such as cable, fathom, shackle, and mile (nautical mile). Data can be found here: Imperial Measures of Length. |
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THE VOYAGES OF HMS RALEIGH 1921-1922 (Maps prepared using Journey Plotter, developed by Maikel. The Plots can only be approximate. They are made by joining-up positions on successive days, and sometimes positions are not given. There will therefore be occasions when the ship appears to have travelled overland) LOG BOOK – JULY 23RD 1921 TO JULY 12TH 1922 LOGS FOR JULY 1921 4f73c759a2fc8ea903000294: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0001_0.jpg) Log Book - Cover - 23 July 1921 - 12 July 1922 4f73c759a2fc8ea903000295: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0001_1.jpg) Log Book - Cover - 23 July 1921 - 12 July 1922 4f73c759a2fc8ea903000296: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0002_0.jpg) Log Page - Blank 4f73c75aa2fc8ea903000297: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0002_1.jpg) Log Page - Blank 4f73c75aa2fc8ea903000298: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0003_0.jpg) Log Page - Blank 4f73c75aa2fc8ea903000299: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0003_1.jpg) Log Page - Blank 4f73c75ba2fc8ea90300029a: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0004_0.jpg) Log Page - Blank 4f73c75ba2fc8ea90300029b: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0004_1.jpg) Log Page - Title Page - Specifications of Ship: Tonnage, Length, Engines, Boilers, Propellors 4f73c75ca2fc8ea90300029c: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0005_0.jpg) Log Page - Directions for filing weather data 4f73c75ca2fc8ea90300029d: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0005_1.jpg) Log Page - Specifications: Barometer, Thermometers, Compass, Armament, Torpedo Armament, Boats, Miscellaneous 4f73c75ca2fc8ea90300029e: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0006_0.jpg) 23 July 1921 Devonport Lat 50.4, Long -4.2 9.00am: Captain A Bromley Commander, Order of St. Michael and St. George Royal Navy commissioned ship for service as flagship of North America & West Indies Station 10.00am: Hands stowing gear 11.00am-11.55am: Carried out basic trial. 2.40pm: Cleared lower deck and read General Orders and Stations for Fire. Hands organized in 3 Watches. Examined Collision and Fire Stations. 4.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c75da2fc8ea90300029f: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0006_1.jpg) 24 July 1921 Devonport Lat 50.4, Long -4.2 8.00am: Hands cleaning ship 10.30am: Read Stations for Entering & Leaving harbour & for General Quarters 11.00am: Exercised hands falling in for General Quarters Noon: Leave to 2 Watches 4.30pm: Quarters. Exercised Fire Stations Prepared for ammunitioning. 9.00pm: Royal Marine Band joined ship 4f73c75da2fc8ea9030002a0: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0007_0.jpg) 25 July 1921 Devonport Lat 50.4, Long -4.2 8.20am: Ammunition lighters came alongside. 9.00am: Hands embarking ammunition and cleaning ship 9.50am: One Rating joined from Royal Navy Base Devonport. 1.00pm: Hands embarking ammunition & fuzing shell. 2.00pm: Discharged 3 Ratings to Hospital 2.30pm: One Rating joined for passage - also joined ship six Midshipmen 5.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches of Engine Room till 7.00am 7.00pm: Hands embarking ammunition 9.00pm: Joined ship 14 Midshipmen also 2 Privates Royal Marines from Chatham Depot 9.43pm: Ammunition lighters cleared 4f73c75da2fc8ea9030002a1: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0007_1.jpg) 26 July 1921 Devonport & Plymouth Sound Lat 50.3, Long -4.2 8.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Hands hoisting boats and preparing for Sea 10.00am: Tested Lifebuoys 11.00am: Lieutenant Commander H.C. Phillips, Royal Navy discharged to Hospital 1.30pm: Hands preparing for Sea 2.30pm: Half-masted colours 3.30pm: Rehoisted colours 4.00pm: Slipped from No. 5 Wharf and proceeded to Sound with pilot in charge - Course and speed as requisite 5.00pm: Secured to No. 1 Buoy 6.00pm: Swung ship by tug for adjustment of Wireless Telegraphy Directional Gear. 7.00pm: Joined ship: 4 Ratings from SABLE 9.00pm: Hoisted boats 4f73c75ea2fc8ea9030002a2: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0008_0.jpg) 27 July 1921 Plymouth Sound Lat 50.3, Long -4.2 6.30am: Hands cleaning ship, turning boats and preparing for Sea. 7.00am: Party sent away for sand. 8.00am: Slipped & turned. 8.05am: Proceeded course & speed as requisite. 8.17am: Passed breakwater light. Shaped course for Eddystone 9.28am: Slipped paravanes & carried out trials at various speeds. Steamed round Eddystone for Wireless Telegraphy directional adjustment 10.45am: Finished Direction Finding swing. Working up to 26 knots for torpedo trials 11.27am: SYLPH & SABLE formed astern for picking up torpedoes. 11.48am: Fired 1st torpedo from Starboard Submarine tube. 12.52pm: Finished torpedo trials (4 runs) SYLPH & SABLE returned to harbour on recovery of torpedoes. Carried out paravane trial at high speed. 1.24pm: Reduced speed and hoisted in paravanes. 2.24pm: Course & speed as requisite for Direction Finding swing round Eddystone Light. 3.45pm: Finished swing. Shaped course for Plymouth course as requisite. 4.36pm: Passed breakwater. 4.59pm: Secured to No. 1 Buoy - swung ship for adjustment of compasses. 5.45pm: Landing Party returned. 7.45pm: One Rating Joined ship from Royal Navy Base Portsmouth for passage to CALCUTTA 8.40pm: Torpedo Party embarking and striking down torpedoes. 4f73c75ea2fc8ea9030002a3: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0008_1.jpg) 28 July 1921 Plymouth Sound Lat 50.3, Long -4.2 8.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Hands cleaning ship 1.25pm: Hands cleaning out boats - rigging sounding booms, & stowing & securing gear 3.25pm: One Rating discharged to Hospital. 4.20pm: Slipped and proceeded up harbour in charge of pilot. 4.45pm: Rounded Devil’s Point 5.00pm: Course and speed as requisite 5.03pm: Entered North Lock and secured. 6.00pm: Leave to two Watches till 7.00am 6.10pm: Eight Ratings joined from Royal Navy Base Chatham. 4f73c75ea2fc8ea9030002a4: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0009_0.jpg) 29 July 1921 Devonport Lat 50.4, Long -4.2 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Exercised Action Stations 10.20am: Secured - Hands embarking stores and securing boats 11.00am: Two Ratings joined ship from Royal Navy Base 1.25pm: Hands embarking & stowing stores, cleaning ship. 2.00pm: Discharged one Rating to Hospital 4.00pm: Hands embarking stores 5.00pm: Hands mustered by the ledger. Paid monthly advance. Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am. One Watch embarking stores. 6.00pm: Lieutenant St. Lawrence, Royal Navy: Joined ship from VERNON 9.00pm: Lent smoke helmet to ROYAL OAK who had fire onboard 4f73c75fa2fc8ea9030002a5: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0009_1.jpg) 30 July 1921 Devonport Lat 50.4, Long -4.2 6.15am: Hands cleaning ship. Holystoning Upper deck. 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship 2.00pm: Hands cleaning ship 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am and to Boys till 7.00pm. 4f73c75fa2fc8ea9030002a6: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0010_0.jpg) 31 July 1921 Devonport & Plymouth Sound Lat 50.4, Long -4.2 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.40am: Undocked 8.10am: Proceeded Course & speed as requisite for Plymouth Sound 8.39am: Came to port anchor in 6 fathoms veered to 4 shackles 11.00am: Divisions. Exercised Hands mustering by the Ledger. 1.30pm: Leave to 1 1/2 Watches till 7.00am 4.30pm: Quarters. Read Stations for Collision. Secured gear for Sea. 10.30pm: One Rating joined for passage. LOGS FOR AUGUST 1921 4f73c75fa2fc8ea9030002a7: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0010_1.jpg) 1 August 1921 Plymouth Lat 50.3, Long -4.1 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.45am: Divisions 10.00am: Commander-in-Chief came on board to inspect ship. 10.45am Hands mustered by the Ledger 11.15am: Exercised Action Stations 11.30am: Exercised Fire Stations. 12.03pm: Commander-in-Chief left ship 3.15pm: Hoisted & secured boats. 4.23pm: Weighed & proceeded out of harbour 4.36pm: Passed breakwater light. Course & speed as requisite for Polperro Mile 4.55pm: Carried out 2 runs on measured mile at 13 1/2 knot 5.15pm: Set clocks to G.M.T. (back one hour) [Greenwich Mean Time/Universal Coordinated Time] 5.24pm: Lose Island 25º 1.8 miles. Shaped course 215º 160 revolutions=12 knots 8.05pm: Lizard Light - 298º 8.14pm: Altered course 248º 9.14pm: Lizard Light 015º - 12.3 miles AM Joined - From Hospital: One Rating From VIVID: One Rating 4f73c760a2fc8ea9030002a8: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0011_0.jpg) 2 August 1921 Plymouth to Bermuda Lat 48.6, Long -9.5 12.54am: Bishop Light 343º 2.00am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 6.10am: Set clocks to 1 hour slow - GMT (back 1 hour) 6.50am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 7.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Guns crews at Drill. Control Parties at Spotting Table 11.00am: Sightsetters & Telephone members at Drill. Hands cleaning ship & fitting gear 1.30pm: Hands cleaning out boats, fitting lower boom gear and cleaning ship 4.30pm: Quarters 6.37-6.42pm: Course 259º to avoid fishing vessel 11.00pm: Exercised Seaboats Crew 4f73c760a2fc8ea9030002a9: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0011_1.jpg) 3 August 1921 Plymouth to Bermuda Lat 46.8, Long -15.7 2.00am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 6.20am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 6.40am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 7.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Altered course 252º 9.00am: Divisions & Prayers - Hands cleaning out boats & fitting gear. Cleaning ship 1.30pm: Guns crews at Drill. Hands cleaning out boats and cleaning ship. 4.30pm: Quarters 4.37pm: Streamed Trident log 5.15pm: Read Warrant No. 1 8.00pm: Altered course 250º 4f73c761a2fc8ea9030002aa: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0012_0.jpg) 4 August 1921 Devonport to Bermuda Lat 45.2, Long -21.9 2.15am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 5.20am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Exercised Seaboats Crew - Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill - Control Parties at Drill 10.00am: Hands cleaning Upper deck and boats 2.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 4.00pm: Altered course 249º 4.30pm: Quarters 4.55pm: Set clocks 1 ½ hours slow on GMT ie. back half an hour 5.20pm: Passed Barque 6 miles on Port beam steering East 6.45pm: Set clocks to 2 hours slow GMT ie. back half an hour 10.00pm: Exercised Seaboats Crew 4f73c761a2fc8ea9030002ab: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0012_1.jpg) 5 August 1921 Devonport to Bermuda Lat 43.5, Long -28.0 3.00am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 5.20am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 5.30am: Hands cleaning ship 6.00am: Altered course 248º 6.36am: Wind veered 4 points 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.00am: Boats crews Working about boats - Gun Layers & Sight Setters at 7.5” Gun Drill 10.40am: Exercised Control Parties 11.00am: Parties with Sailmaker & testing sounding machines 1.30pm: Hands cleaning guns & brightwork, getting up provisions 3.40pm: Spoke SS SUNOIL Hamburg to Sabine [Possible: SS Sunoil] 4.30pm: Quarters 5.45pm: Exercised Seaboats Crew 7.05pm: Exercised Seaboats Crew 9.15pm: Spoke SS WIMBORNE Newport to Hampton Roads 4f73c761a2fc8ea9030002ac: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0013_0.jpg) 6 August 1921 Devonport to Bermuda Lat 41.8, Long -34.0 3.40am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.10am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 9.20am: Hands cleaning ship 10.40am: Exercised Control Parties 11.00am: Tested Lifebuoys Noon: Increased to 167 revolutions 1.30pm: Hands cleaning ship 4.30pm: Quarters 4.45pm: Set clocks to 2 ½ hours slow on GMT (back ½ hour) 5.15pm: Exercised Seaboats Crew 6.30pm: Exercised Seaboats Crew 6.45pm: Set clocks to 3 hours slow on GMT (back ½ hour) 8.00pm: Altered course 250º 4f73c762a2fc8ea9030002ad: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0013_1.jpg) 7 August 1921 Devonport to Bermuda Lat 39.8, Long -40.3 2.10am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Wind dropped 10.00am: Divisions - Divine Service 4.30pm: Quarters 5.20pm: Exercised Seaboats Crew 10.15pm: Exercised Seaboats Crew 4f73c762a2fc8ea9030002ae: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0014_0.jpg) 8 August 1921 Devonport to Bermuda Lat 38.1, Long -46.6 2.40am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 3.40am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 5.45am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 9.15am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: 7.5" Guns crews at Loader Drill - Hands cleaning ship Noon: Altered course 249º 1.30pm: 7.5" Guns crews at Loader Drill - Hands painting & cleaning out boats 4.30pm: Quarters 4.42pm: Course & speed as requisite. Dropped Lifebuoy & sent away Seaboat for exercise. 5.08pm: Proceeded 5.16pm: Course 249º - 167 revolutions 4.42pm-5.16pm: Course made Good 282º - 1.6 miles 6.00pm: Increased to 185 revolutions 11.10pm: Exercised Seaboats Crew 4f73c762a2fc8ea9030002af: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0014_1.jpg) 9 August 1921 Devonport to Bermuda Lat 36.5, Long -52.2 3.00am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.37am: Stopped & dropped target. Course & speed as requisite for circling target. Carried out .303 aiming practice 10.35am: Finished 11.00am: Picked up target and proceeded - 175 revolutions 11.09am: Course 249º 1.00pm: Altered course 248º 1.50pm: Guns crews at Drill. Hands painting & cleaning out boats and cleaning ship 4.30pm: Quarters - Read Warrant No. 2 4.38pm: Dropped Lifebuoy & sent away Seaboat for Exercise. Exercised changing over steering gear 5.02pm: Hoisted Seaboat & proceeded 175 revolutions 5.07pm: Course 219º to close steamer. Spoke SS DAKOTAN (US) Sarona to New York 5.35pm: Set clocks to 3½ hours slow on GMT (back ½ hour 6.09pm: Altered course 248º 6.35pm: Set clocks to 4 hours slow GMT back 30 minutes 10.40pm: Exercised Seaboats Crew 4f73c763a2fc8ea9030002b0: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0015_0.jpg) 10 August 1921 [Date incorrectly listed as 1920] Devonport to Bermuda Lat 34.4, Long -58.6 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.00am: Rig - All whites 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Guns Crews at Loader. Marines at Rifle Drill. Hands cleaning ship 10.00am: Increased to 180 revolutions 1.00pm: Hands Make and Mend clothes 4.30pm: Quarters 4.38pm: Dropped Lifebuoy and sent away Seaboat for Exercise - Course & speed as requisite 5.01pm: Proceeded 180 revolutions 5.08pm: Shaped course 248º 5.15pm: Reduced to 140 revolutions 7.00pm: Increased to 180 revolutions 7.45pm: Exercised Seaboats Crew 9.00pm: Altered course 245º 11.20pm: Exercised Seaboats Crew 4f73c763a2fc8ea9030002b1: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0015_1.jpg) 11 August 1921 Devonport to Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 1.25am: Small fire in Warrant Officer's pantry 1.35am: Fire out 1.50am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 2.15am: Sighted steam vessel South West 4.45am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 7.00am: Altered course 247º - reduced to 140 revolutions 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.32am: Stopped & dropped target. Course & speed as requisite circling target. Carried out 1” aiming rifle practice - Hands cleaning ship 10.45am Picked up target 10.55am: Reduced to 165 revolutions 11.00am: Shaped course 247º 12.25pm: Sighted: St. Davids Light ahead 12.30pm Reduced to 145 revolutions 1.15pm: Sighted HMS CONSTANCE in Murray’s Anchorage 1.29pm: Altered course 235º 2.14pm: St. David’s Light 253º - 3 miles - Course & speed as requisite for entering harbour 2.30pm: Fairway Buoy abeam 2.43pm: Cleared Narrows 3.19pm: Steering gear defective. Stopped ship off No. 15 Buoy Port. Changed over steering gear. Hoisted Not Under Control Balls. 3.35pm: Handed down Not Under Control Balls & proceeded to Grassy Bay 3.55pm: Came to with Starboard anchor in 8 fathoms veered to 4 shackles 4.05pm: Set clocks to 4hours 20 minutes slow on GMT back 20 minutes 4.27pm: Weighed & proceeded into South Basin 5.04pm: Secured alongside NW Wall heading SW. Spread awnings 11.00pm: Found here: HMS CALCUTTA, CONSTANCE, WISTARIA, MUTINE 4f73c763a2fc8ea9030002b2: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0016_0.jpg) 12 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship & preparing for oiling 7.30am: Hands toBathe 8.00am: Hoisted flag of Sir William Packenham Knight Commander of the Bath, Knight Commander of St. Michael and St. George, Knight Commander of the (Royal) Victorian Order, Commander-in-Chief N. America & West Indies Station. 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship & disembarking stores 10.45am: Discharged 4 Ratings to Hospital 1.40pm: Hands disembarking stores. Crane Lighter alongside 5.00pm: Hands to bathe 5.30pm: Leave to one Watch till 7.00am - Canteen Leave to one Watch till 11.00pm 4f73c764a2fc8ea9030002b3: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0016_1.jpg) 13 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship - Tested lifebuoys 1.55pm: Hands cleaning ship and painting 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Leave to one Watch till 7.00am, one Watch till 11.00pm 7.40pm: Read Warrant No. 3 4f73c764a2fc8ea9030002b4: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0017_0.jpg) 14 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Divisions 9.43am: Commander-in-Chief came onboard and inspected Ship's Company at Divisions 10.10am: Commander-in-Chief left ship 10.20am: Prayers 1.30pm: Leave - Blue Watch till 7.00am, White Watch till 11.00pm, White Watch of Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 5.30pm: Hands to bathe 4f73c765a2fc8ea9030002b5: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0017_1.jpg) 15 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.20am: CALCUTTA proceeded to Murray’s Island 7.30am: Left ship for CONSTANCE Midshipmen J. Saunders, E. Baker, and Cape Firtle 8.50am: Crane Lighter FREEDOM alongside to disembark stores & spares 9.00am: Hands disembarking stores 9.15am: MUTINE proceeded into dock 1.40pm: Hands disembarking stores 4.45pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Leave to 1 ½ Watches till 7.00am - Canteen Leave to ½ Watch till 11.00pm 4f73c765a2fc8ea9030002b6: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0018_0.jpg) 16 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship, painting side, & disembarking stores 9.15am: Hands disembarking stores, painting side, cleaning ship 10.00am: Divers examining underwater fittings. Party under Sailmaker 11.30am: WISTARIA proceeded for cruise 2.00pm: Parties painting ship’s side, with Sailmaker about awnings, disembarking stores, cleaning ship 4.30pm: Quarters - Watch disembarking stores 4f73c766a2fc8ea9030002b7: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0018_1.jpg) 17 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Landed Party for practice at Rifle Range 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands disembarking spare gear - painting side & cleaning ship 10.20am: Discharged to Hospital Sub Lieutenant C E Lambe & One Private Royal Marine Light Infantry 1.00pm: Hands Make & Mend clothes 1.30pm: Leave to 1 ½ Watches till 7.00am. Canteen Leave to ½ Watch till 11.00pm. Leave to 2 Watches of Boys till 7.00pm: 4.30pm: Quarters - Hoisted port paravane into lighter 4f73c766a2fc8ea9030002b8: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0019_0.jpg) 18 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.35am: Furled Forecastle & Quarter Deck awnings 9.17am: Slipped from NW wall and turned in basin with tug assisting 9.32am: Stern bumped wall slightly, no damage 9.59am: Came to Starboard anchor in 8 fathoms veered to 5 shackles - Spread Forecastle & Quarter Deck awnings 11.00am: Spread awnings - Hands cleaning ship - Party testing anchors - Divers examining stern 1.55pm: Hands fitting various gear, drawing and returning stores, cleaning ship 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am - Landed patrol. 4f73c766a2fc8ea9030002b9: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0019_1.jpg) 19 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship - refitting gear - Parties Working in Dockyard 1.55pm: Hands cleaning ship, restowing storerooms, testing director and Working in Dockyard 4.30pm: Quarters - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 6.00pm: Read Warrant No. 4 6.50pm: CONSTANCE anchored in East Berth Grassy Bay 4f73c767a2fc8ea9030002ba: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0020_0.jpg) 20 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship 1.55pm: Hands cleaning ship 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am - Read Warrant No. 5 4f73c767a2fc8ea9030002bb: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0020_1.jpg) 21 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Landed Wesleyans - Divisions 10.30am: Divine Service 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am and to Boys till 7.00pm: 8.30pm: Landed patrol
4f73c768a2fc8ea9030002bc: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0021_0.jpg) 22 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Hands cleaning ship and painting 10.00am: Hoisted boats and preparing for Sea 1.33pm: Weighed and proceeded for Murray's Anchorage - CALCUTTA anchored in Grassy Bay 2.26pm: Came to Starboard anchor in 10 fathoms veered to 5 shackles 3.00pm: Carried out 1 aiming practice at towed target 9.00pm: Exercised Search light crews - Fired Star shell 4f73c768a2fc8ea9030002bd: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0021_1.jpg) 23 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship, furling awnings & preparing for Sea 9.16am: Weighed. Sent target Party to Tug 9.20am: Exercised Action Stations 10.14am: Carried out Sub Calibre practice at towed target 11.40am: Finished practices 11.58am: Came to Starboard anchor in 10 fathoms veered to 5 shackles 12.30pm: Tug ST. ABBS secured alongside 2.00pm: Spread awnings - Hands cleaning ship - Torpedo Control Parties exercising 6.10pm: U.S.S. ISABEL passed up harbour and Saluted National flag 21 guns 9.00pm: Exercised Searchlight's crews.- Fired Star shell. ST. ABBS, rescue tug, Saint-class, W.02 (9.18). First ships of class ordered 4.18, rest by 8.18. Launched 17.12.18 Ferguson. 800 tons (440grt), 143(oa), 135(pp)x29x12ft. TE 12.5pm:ihp, 12.5 knots. Armament: 1-12pdr (designed). As rescue tug, was to be equipped with wireless, smoke-generating apparatus and hydrophones, but probably not. Later used as fleet tug and for target-towing. Sunk 1.6.40 by German A/C off Dunkirk 4f73c768a2fc8ea9030002be: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0022_0.jpg) 24 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship, furling awnings 8.59am: Weighed and proceeded as requisite for firing set Party to Tug ST. ABBS 9.00am: Course & speed as requisite for firing & proceeding to Great Sound 9.52am: Commenced Sub Calibre practice at towed target. Torpedo Control Parties Exercising 11.15am: Proceeded up harbour - 12 knots. Course as requisite. Finished practices 11.40am: Spread awnings Noon: Entered Grassy Bay - speed as requisite 12.07pm: Passing through Dundonald Channel 12.17pm: Let go port anchor in 4 fathoms 12.18pm: Let go starboard anchor. Moored ship 4 shackles on each in 6 fathoms 1.30pm: Hands painting & cleaning ship & disembarking PomPom & Sub Calibre ammunition 3.30pm: Joined ship, Admirals Staff:- Paymaster Commander. C.A. Ward, Lieutenant L.C. Curzon-Howe, Paymaster Lieutenant W.H. Winn, Paymaster Lieutenant S. Porten, Paymaster Lieutenant R.H. Nicholson, Lieutenant E.C. Bearcroft Royal Marine Light Infantry and Ratings. 3.45pm: Commander H Spencer Cooper joined ship 6.20pm: Commander-in-Chief joined ship 6.30pm: Discharged one Rating to MUTINE 8.00pm: One Rating joined from MUTINE 4f73c769a2fc8ea9030002bf: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0022_1.jpg) 25 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Hands to bathe 9.00am: Hands cleaning and painting ship 10.30am: Oil lighter alongside 1.10pm: Hands embarking stores and provisions, painting & cleaning ship 5.00pm: Watch embarking provisions 6.20pm: U.S.S. ISABEL sailed 8.00pm: Watches embarking provisions 4f73c769a2fc8ea9030002c0: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0023_0.jpg) 26 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.05am Hand to bathe 9.10am: Hands drawing and returning stores, painting and cleaning ship, Working with Sailmaker 10.00am: Discharged 3 Ratings to Hospital 1.50pm: Hands employed painting & cleaning ship & Working with Sailmaker 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 6.00pm: Hand to bathe 4f73c769a2fc8ea9030002c1: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0023_1.jpg) 27 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands scrubbing Upper deck with sand 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys till 6.30pm 4.00pm: Commander-in-Chief gave At Home on board 4f73c76aa2fc8ea9030002c2: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0024_0.jpg) 28 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.10am: Hands to bathe 9.30am: Divisions 10.25am: Divine Service 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am and to Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c76aa2fc8ea9030002c3: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0024_1.jpg) 29 August 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.50am: Landed Dockyard Party 8.05am Hand to bathe - Embarked Fresh provisions 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands embarking stores - furling waist awnings and preparing for Sea 11.00am: Two hands rejoined from Signal Station, 2 joined for passage to CAMBRIAN 1.30pm: Hands preparing for Sea 2.23pm: Unmoored and weighed Starboard anchor - shortened in to 2 shackles on Port 4.10pm: Weighed and proceeded as requisite 4.30pm: Passing through Dundonald Channel 4.40pm: CALCUTTA took position astern, speed 13 knots - Course as requisite 5.19pm: Reduced to 11 knots - CALCUTTA opened to 4 cables 5.24pm: Entered Narrows 5.35pm: Passed Fairway Buoy 5.37pm: Set course 050º . CALCUTTA closed to 2.5 cables 6.11pm: Reduced to 8 knots 6.12pm: Slipped paravanes 6.16pm: Altered course 012º 6.25pm: Hoisted in paravanes 6.29pm: Increased to 13 knots 6.31pm: Departure, St David's Light 225º - 9.5 miles - CONSTANCE formed astern of CALCUTTA 7.00pm: Put clocks to 4 hours slow on GMT ie. back 20 minutes 4f73c76aa2fc8ea9030002c4: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0025_0.jpg) 30 August 1921 Bermuda to Montreal Lat 35.9, Long -63.7 2.00am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 4.55am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 5.05am: Sighted sailing ship 075º - /5miles steering North 6.48am: Stopped. Sent Seaboat to CONSTANCE for mails 7.02am: Hoisted Seaboat and proceeded 012º - 13 knots 7.05am: CONSTANCE proceeded to take station 5 miles - 102 º from flag 9.22am: Passed obstruction. CALCUTTA hauled out of line to sink it - Control Parties Exercising. Hands cleaning ship 9.47am: Carried out Inclination exercise 9.47am - Noon: Course made Good 033º - 10.4 miles 10.17am: Finished. CONSTANCE proceeded to attack by torpedo 11.18am: Turned & followed torpedo 11.31am: Stopped & sent Seaboat to torpedo Noon: Hoisted Seaboat Noon - 12.09pm: Course made Good 053º - 0.5 miles 12.03pm: Proceeded 13 knots 12.09pm: Course 012º 1.00pm: CONSTANCE taking station 102 º 2 miles from flag 2.00pm: Guns Crews at Loader. Hands cleaning ship 2.37pm-3.15pm: Course as requisite for CONSTANCE's Sub Calibre throw off firing 3.42pm: CONSTANCE took station astern 4.45pm: Exercised Seaboats Crew 8.00pm: Altered course 008º 8.15pm: Sighted CALCUTTA astern 8.35pm: Burnt Search lights for Exercise 4f73c76ba2fc8ea9030002c5: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0025_1.jpg) 31 August 1921 Bermuda to Montreal Lat 40.8, Long -62.5 1.05am: Sighted ship bearing 340º 2.45am: Exercised Seaboats Crew 5.00am: CALCUTTA rejoined squadron. Hands cleaning ship. 7.00am: CALCUTTA proceeded to take station 98º - 6 miles 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Hands cleaning ship 9.46am: Inclination exercise - Course as requisite 10.16am: Finished. CALCUTTA proceeded to attack with torpedoes - speed as requisite Noon: 9.46am - Noon: Course made Good 13º- 20.5 miles 12.05pm: CALCUTTA fired two torpedoes 12.18pm: Turned to follow tracks 12.38pm: Stopped engines. CALCUTTA picked up one torpedo. CALCUTTA and CONSTANCE Searching for 2nd torpedo. 2.29pm: Abandoned Search - proceeded 13 knots - CALCUTTA & CONSTANCE took station 098º - 2 miles 2.37pm: Set course 008º Noon -3.00pm: Course made Good 358º - 6.7 miles 2.48pm: Carried out sub calibre throw off firing at CALCUTTA 3.15pm: CALCUTTA firing throw off Sub Calibre at RALEIGH 4.35pm: Quarters 4.47pm: Exercised Seaboats Crew 7.00pm: Altered course 016º 8.30pm: Exercised Seaboats Crew 9.15pm: Exercised Seaboats Crew LOGS FOR SEPTEMBER 1921 4f73c76ba2fc8ea9030002c6: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0026_0.jpg) 1 September 1921 Bermuda to Montreal Lat 45.0, Long -60.8 1.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.25am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Squadron spread on line 106º 5 miles apart. Hands cleaning ship 6.55am: Sighted CAMBRIAN 7.28am: CAMBRIAN formed astern of Raleigh 8.00am: Altered course 030º - Rig [uniform] Blues 9.30am: Divisions & Prayers - Guns Crews at Drill - Hands cleaning ship 9.45am: Inclination Exercises. Course as requisite 10.15am: Finished 10.27am: Proceeded for torpedo attack 10.42am: Fired two torpedoes at CONSTANCE & turned to follow 10.52am: Stopped and recovered one torpedo 11.22am: Proceeded as requisite 11.45am: Stopped and recovered 2nd torpedo Noon: Proceeded 8 knots - CAMBRIAN carrying out torpedo attack on CALCUTTA & CONSTANCE 12.33pm: Stopped 12.37pm: Sighted: Cranberry Light: 334º 1.13pm: Proceeded13 knots course 360º Noon: -1.13pm: Course Made Good 007º - 3.1 miles 1.30pm: CALCUTTA hauled out of line, steering gear defective 2.15pm: Cranberry Light: 259º - 5.7 miles - Altered course 294º 3.00pm: Course as requisite for Gut of Canso 3.52pm: 14 ½ knots 4.45pm: Eddy Point: 230º - 7 cables 5.00pm: Set course 325º - 13 knots 5.05pm: Light at N End of Canso Gut: 193º 1 mile 6.15pm: Altered course 355º 6.18pm: Henry Island Light: 50º 5.5 miles 7.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.47pm: Altered course 330º 8.50pm: Burnt [Lit/Tested] Searchlight for Exercise 9.10pm: East Point Light: 338º 7 miles 11.45pm: Aurora Borealis active 4f73c76ca2fc8ea9030002c7: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0026_1.jpg) 2 September 1921 Bermuda to Montreal Lat 49.2, Long -64.8 2.40am: Exercised Seaboats crew 3.00am: AURORA Borealis very active 4.45am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.30am: Squadron taking station - CONSTANCE guide of fleet CALCUTTA 2 1/2 cables astern of her Raleigh 030º 6 miles from guide, CAMBRIAN 240º 2 miles from guide Altered course as requisite 7.33am: Course 342º - 15 knots 7.30am-7.33am: Course Made Good 005º - 0.7 miles 9.00am: Course as requisite 13 knots 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: CONSTANCE at full calibre throw off firing - RALEIGH firing marking splashes 10.48am: Course 280º 9.00am-10.48am: Course Made Good 325º - 24.4 miles - CONSTANCE & CAMBRIAN forming line astern 11.24am: Stopped - sent Seaboat to CALCUTTA 11.43am: Proceeded 13 knots - CALCUTTA parted company Noon: Altered course 270º 1.40pm: Fame Point Light: 144º 4 miles - Altered course 295º - Hands spreading waist awnings, painting boats, & cleaning ship 2.40pm Altered course 280º 3.54pm: Cape Magdaline Light 190º - 2 miles 4.20pm: Altered course 265º 4.30pm: Quarters 4.45pm: Set clocks 4 ½ hours slow to GMT (back 30 minutes) 5.37pm: Altered course 255º 6.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.32pm: Marline River Light 168º - 2.3 miles 6.45pm: Set clocks 5 hours slow to GMT (back 30 minutes) 8.19pm: Cape Chat Light 165º - 5 miles 8.30pm: Altered course 245º 9.55pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 11.12pm: Matane Light: 154º 3.7 miles 4f73c76ca2fc8ea9030002c8: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0027_0.jpg) 3 September 1921 Murray Bay Lat 48.0, Long -69.7 12.53am: Metis Light 155º - 4 miles 2.23am: Father’s Point Light 150º - 4.7 miles 3.45am: Bicquette Light: 155º 3.7 miles 3.52am: Altered course 222º 4.30am: Ran into low lying fog clearing in patches 6.00am: Course as requisite 6.12am: Red Island Light 260º - 1.9 miles - Hands cleaning ship 7.38am: White Reef Lightship: 90º 2.2 miles - set course 212º 8.25am: Cape Dogs Light 302º - 2.2 miles 9.24am: Pointe Aux Roches Light 318º - 1.2 miles 9.51am: Altered course 255º & as requisite for anchoring 10.38am: Came to Port anchor in 14 fathoms veered to 5 shackles 11.00am: Hands cleaning ship & taking off Sea gear 1.30pm: Hands cleaning ship 4.15pm: Leave to Petty Officers till 7.00pm: 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Current S 30 W - 1 knot 5.15pm: Ship swung to Ebb [Tide] 6.00pm: Current E 1¼ knots 7.00pm: Current E 1¼ knots 10.20pm: Current NE 2 knots 11.15pm: Advanced clocks 30 minutes 11.30pm: Ship swung to Flood 4f73c76ca2fc8ea9030002c9: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0027_1.jpg) 4 September 1921 Murray Bay Lat 48.0, Long -69.7 3.15am: Advanced clocks 30 minutes 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 6.15am: Current S 65 W 1 knot 7.30am: Ship swung to Ebb 8.15am: Current N 75 E 4 knots 9.00am: Current NE 3 knots 9.30am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Current NE 2.4 knots 11.00am: Current NE 2.4 knots Noon: Current NE 0.8 knots 1.00pm: Low current 1.30pm: Leave to Petty Officers till 7.00pm: 2.00pm: Current SW 1.5 knots 3.00pm: Current SW 1.7 knots 4.00pm: Current SW 1.8 knots 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Current WSW 1.5 knots 6.00pm: Current S SW 2 knots 7.00pm: Current SW 1 knots 7.30pm: Slack waters 8.00pm: Current NE by E 0.5 knots 10.00pm: Current SSW 2.5 knots Midnight: Slack water 4f73c76da2fc8ea9030002ca: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0028_0.jpg) 5 September 1921 Murray Bay - Cape Rouge Lat 47.28, Long -70.36 [Log position at noon 46 15N, 70 19W] 1.35am: Ship swung to Flood 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.40am: Lieutenant Callaghan sent to Montreal to interview Chief of Police - secured for Sea 9.30am: Divisions & Prayers - Hands employed: Marines at Physical Drill, cleaning out boats, fitting awnings, & cleaning ship 9.33am: Weighed with Squadron 9.56am: Point Au Pic 303º 2.4 miles - Course as requisite - 15 knots 10.37am: Goose Cape Light: 293º 2.8 miles 11.15am: Lower Traverse Light. ship: 110º - 2 cables 11.30am: Upper Traverse Lightship: 110º 2.7 cables 12.18pm: Algernon Light 122º 2.4 cables 1.10pm: Beaujeu Light 294º 2.3 cables 1.20pm: Crane Island Light 314º 2 cables 1.30pm: Squadron formed close order 2.14pm: Bellechane Island Light 154º 7 cables 3.03pm: Hands cleaning ship, painting boats, & fitting awnings 3.29pm: St. Laurent Light 165º 3.1 cables 3.53pm: West Point Light 350º 2.8 cables 4.16pm: Passed under Quebec Bridge 4.20pm: Quarters 4.24pm: Speed as requisite for anchoring 4.32pm: Came to with Port anchor in 12 ½ fathoms veered 5 shackles - Squadron bearing 070º from flag ships 2 ½ cables apart 6.10pm: Ship swung to Flood 4f73c76da2fc8ea9030002cb: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0028_1.jpg) 6 September 1921 Murray Bay - Cape Rouge Lat 46.2, Long -72.8 5.45am: Four pilots boarded ships of the Squadron 6.05am: Squadron weighed & proceeded, single line ahead in close order, pilot in charge - Course as requisite - 16 knots 6.34am: ST. Augustine Shoal Light Buoy 348º - Exercised Seaboats crew. Hands cleaning ship 7.03am: 28 Q Buoy 340º 7.06am: Passed 34Q & steered along Cape Sante Traverse 8.05am Richelieu Island Light abeam 8.51am: 12 knots whilst passing dredger at Cape Charles Course 9.19am: 16 knots . Divisions & Prayers - Hands preparing for going alongside pier. Guns crews at Drill 9.52am: No. 2 Buoy abeam 9.52am-10.06am: 12 knots whilst passing dredger 10.42am: No. 43C Buoy abeam 10.48am: 12 knots for passing Three Rivers 11.05am: 16 knots - CALCUTTA & CAMBRIAN exchanged Stations 11.33am: Passed No. 13L Buoy & entered Lake St. Peter 12.42pm: No. 111L Buoy abeam. Passed out of Lake St. Peter 1.30pm: Hands cleaning ship & preparing to go alongside 1.14pm: No. 146L Buoy abeam. Passing Sorel 1.52pm: Passed No. 5M Buoy 2.24pm:-2.33pm: 12 knots whilst passing dredger 2.47pm: No. 82M Buoy abeam - Passed Vercherres 3.12pm: No. 117M Buoy abeam 3.41pm: No. 157M Buoy abeam. Reduced to 72 revolutions to avoid damaging small boats on North shore. Squadron formed in Open Order 4.00pm: 10 knots 4.05pm: Passed No. 175M Buoy 4.21pm: Speed as requisite for going alongside Laurier Pier 4.50pm: Visited: Secured alongside North side of Laurier Pier heading West 9.00pm: Squadron berthed as follows CONSTANCE on South side of Laurier Pier, CALCUTTA alongside Section 41, CAMBRIAN alongside Section 42. Found here HMCS's AURORA, PATRIOT & PATRICIAN. Spread awnings. Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c76ea2fc8ea9030002cc: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0029_0.jpg) 7 September 1921 Montreal Lat 45.5, Long -73.53 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship & refitting 11.00am: Left ship for CAMBRIAN Midshipmen W C G Adams, B W G Clutterbuck, R W Reymer Royal Navy 1.30pm: Hands making and Mending clothes. Sent stores to CAMBRIAN & CALCUTTA 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am and Boys to 7.00pm 4.00pm: Ship open to visitors 4f73c76ea2fc8ea9030002cd: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0029_1.jpg) 8 September 1921 Montreal Lat 45.5, Long -73.53 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.30am: HMCS's PATRICIAN & PATRIOT sailed 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship, painting, & refitting 11.00am: HMCS AURORA sailed 1.30pm: Hands Making & Mending clothes 2.00pm: Leave to2 Watches till 0700and Boys to 7.00pm: 2.30pm: Ship open to visitors 7.20pm: Band paraded on Jetty for Sunset Tattoo 10.20pm: Boy Scouts visited ship 4f73c76fa2fc8ea9030002ce: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0030_0.jpg) 9 September 1921 Montreal Lat 45.5, Long -73.53 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.30am: Five invalids & 4 Ratings left ship for passage to England 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill - Exercised Action Stations 9.15am: Sent Escort & 2 Ratings to AURORA at Quebec 11.00am: Hands cleaning ship 1.00pm: Hands to Dinner & Make and Mend clothes 1.30pm: Oiler IOCOMA alongside 2.30pm: Sent Party ashore for Entertainment. 3.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 6.13pm: IOCOMA cast off 4f73c76fa2fc8ea9030002cf: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0030_1.jpg) 10 September 1921 Montreal Lat 45.5, Long -73.53 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.45am: Divisions - Aired night clothing 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.45am: Rigged awning gear 10.00am: Divers inspecting Starboard outer propellor and shafting. IOCOMA believed to have struck propellor yesterday 1.00pm: Hands to Dinner - Make and Mend clothes 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys to 7.00pm, 2nd Class men till Noon 3.00pm: Ship open to visitors 4f73c76fa2fc8ea9030002d0: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0031_0.jpg) 11 September 1921 Montreal Lat 45.5, Long -73.53 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.15am: Landed Roman Catholic Church Party 9.30am: Divisions 10.15am: Divine Service Noon: Hands to Dinner 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys to 7.00pm 2.00pm: Ship open to visitors 4f73c770a2fc8ea9030002d1: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0031_1.jpg) 12 September 1921 Montreal Lat 45.5, Long -73.53 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Hands employed: Party at Platoon Drill, Party with Sailmaker, Parties cleaning, painting, & refitting 9.30am: Divisions 1.00pm: Hands to Dinner - Make and Mend Clothes 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys to 7.00pm 2.00pm: Ship open to visitors 8.00pm: Seamen Guard relieved Marine Guard 4f73c770a2fc8ea9030002d2: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0032_0.jpg) 13 September 1921 Montreal Lat 45.5, Long -73.53 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Marines landed for Route March 10.00am: Hands at Platoon Drill, cleaning ship, & Working with Sailmaker 1.00pm: Hands to Dinner - Make and Mend Clothes 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys to 7.00pm 4.00pm: Marines relieved Seamen Guard 5.00pm: 'At Home’ held on board 7.05pm: Band proceeded on jetty for Sunset Tattoo 4f73c771a2fc8ea9030002d3: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0032_1.jpg)
14 September 1921 Montreal Lat 45.5, Long -73.53 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 9.50am: Hands at Platoon Drill, cleaning ship, & refitting 1.00pm: Hands to Dinner - Make and Mend clothes 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys to 7.00pm 2.00pm: Ship open to visitors 5.00pm: One Rating to and one Rating from CONSTANCE 7.30pm: Landed Party for Entertainment 4f73c771a2fc8ea9030002d4: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0033_0.jpg) 15 September 1921 Montreal Lat 45.5, Long -73.53 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship - Field Guns crew at Drill 1.00pm: Hands to Dinner 2.00pm: Make and Mend clothes - Ship open to visitors 3.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 2.00am: 6.00pm: Furled Quarterdeck awning 7.00pm: Band paraded on jetty for Sunset Tattoo 10.00pm: One Rating rejoined from Hospital 4f73c772a2fc8ea9030002d5: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0033_1.jpg) 16 September 1921 Montreal to Quebec Lat 46.2, Long -72.8 4.30am: Hands cleaning ship and preparing for Sea 7.00am: Slipped from Pier. Pilot in charge - two tugs in attendance 7.16am: Turned ship between Buoys 193M & 195M. 7.31am: Proceeded 8 knots Course as requisite. Cast off tugs who then attended on CALCUTTA 7.41am: Buoy 177M 111º 8.15am: Passed 149M Buoy 8.20am: CALCUTTA formed up astern 8.56am: Passed Buoy 183M 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 9.15am: Passed Buoy 82M 9.43am: Exercised Action Stations 9.50am: Passed 45M Buoy 9.54am: CONSTANCE formed up astern 10.00am: Increased to 13 knots 10.20am: Passed Buoy 5M 10.58am Passed 146L Buoy 11.15am: Passed 123L Buoy 11.00am: Passed 85L Buoy 12.30pm: Increased to 14 ½ knots 12.51pm: Passed S.S.WEST KEBAR. CAMBRIAN formed up astern 12.58pm: Reduced to 11 knots for passing Three Rivers 1.03pm: Passed under High Power Electric cable 1.17pm: Increased to 13 knots 1.27pm: Passed 39C Buoy - Hands preparing for harbour, getting out ladders, & cleaning boats 1.58pm-2.08pm: Reduced to 11 knots for passing dredgers 2.20pm: Passed Buoy 129 Q 2.42pm-2.53pm: Reduced to 11knots for passing dredgers 2.56pm: Passed Buoy 76Q 3.49pm: Passed Buoy 44Q 4.12pm: Passed Buoy 30Q 4.20pm: Quarters 4.55pm: Passed Buoy 15Q. Ships in column closed to 2 cables apart 5.04pm: Passed under Quebec Bridge 6.03pm: Course & speeds as requisite for anchoring 6.07pm: Let go Starboard anchor 6.11pm: Let go Port anchor. Moored ship in 25 fathoms 6 shackles on each. CALCUTTA's cable foul. CAMBRIAN shifted billet 7.25pm: CALCUTTA anchored for the night off Point Pizeau. Spread Quarterdeck awning 4f73c772a2fc8ea9030002d6: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0034_0.jpg) 17 September 1921 Quebec Lat 46.2, Long -72.8 6.10am: CALCUTTA weighed & took up billet with Squadron 7.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.30am: Aired night clothing 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship 2.00pm: Hands cleaning ship 4.30pm: Quarters 5.30pm: Leave to 1 1/2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c773a2fc8ea9030002d7: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0034_1.jpg) 18 September 1921 Quebec Lat 46.2, Long -72.8 3.20am: Cleared away sheet anchor 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Divisions 10.20am: Divine service 1.00pm: Leave to 1 1/2 Watches till 7.00am and to 2 Watches of Boys till 6.15pm 4f73c773a2fc8ea9030002d8: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0035_0.jpg) 19 September 1921 Quebec Lat 46.2, Long -72.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.25am: Physical Drill 11.00am: Marines at Drill. Hands cleaning ship & refitting 2.00pm: Hands cleaning ship & painting 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Leave to 1 1/2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c773a2fc8ea9030002d9: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0035_1.jpg) 20 September 1921 Quebec Lat 46.2, Long -72.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship & painting 10.30am: Brigadier General Landry Course Made Good visited ship. [J.P. Landry Order of St. Michael & St. George] 10.45am Fired Salute 11 guns. 1.30pm: Hands cleaning ship, getting out Port foremost Gangway, painting guns & Working with Sailmaker. Leave to 1 1/2 Watches till 7.00am. 4f73c774a2fc8ea9030002da: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0036_0.jpg) 21 September 1921 Quebec Lat 46.2, Long -72.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Forecastlemen at Rifle Drill - Signalmen rigging flag awning - Hands cleaning ship 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes - Leave to 1 ½ Watches till 7.00am & Boys till 7.00pm 3.30pm: Admiral Captain & Officers gave ‘At Home’ onboard 4f73c774a2fc8ea9030002db: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0036_1.jpg) 22 September 1921 Quebec Lat 46.2, Long -72.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.45am: Landed small arm Companies & Stretcher Party & Band. 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship 10.30am: Squadron Small Arms Companies marched through Quebec. 12.15pm: Small Arms Companies returned. Hands Making and Mending clothes. 2.00pm: Leave to 1 ½ Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship open to the Public. 4.30pm: Quarters 8.00pm: Burnt Searchlights for exercise. 4f73c775a2fc8ea9030002dc: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0037_0.jpg) 23 September 1921 Quebec Lat 46.2, Long -72.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Marines of Squadron landed for sham fight at Lavis. 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.00am: Hands employed: Sailmaking, painting funnels. Boys at Physical Drill & School 1.30pm: Hands painting funnels & cleaning ship 3.45pm: Marines returned. 4f73c775a2fc8ea9030002dd: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0037_1.jpg) 24 September 1921 Quebec Lat 46.2, Long -72.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.45am: Hands cleaning ship & painting 1.30pm: Hands cleaning guns & brightwork 2.00pm: Ship open to Public - Leave to Boys till 7.00pm 5.00pm: Leave to 1 ½ Watches till 7.00am 7.00pm: Landed Party for concert 11.15pm: Concert Party returned 4f73c775a2fc8ea9030002de: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0038_0.jpg) 25 September 1921 Quebec Lat 46.2, Long -72.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.45am: Landed Roman Catholic Church Party 9.30am: Divisions 10.15am: Divine Service 1.30pm: Leave to 1 ½ Watches till 10.00pm: 2.00pm: Leave to Boys till 6.00pm: 3.00pm: Ship open to Public 6.00pm: Furled Quarterdeck awnings. Hoisted & secured boats for Sea 4f73c776a2fc8ea9030002df: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0038_1.jpg) 26 September 1921 Quebec to Forteau Lat 47.4, Long -70.2 6.00am: hands securing boats for Sea & unmooring 6.41am: Weighed Port anchor 7.10am: Weighed & turned 7.22am: Proceeded Course as requisite , speed 12 knots 7.59am: St. Laurent Light 320º 2.8 cables 8.44am: Belle Chase light 154º 7.5 cables 9.25am: Increased to 73 revolutions. Hands employed Guns crews at drill and loader, Cable Party clearing Port cable holder (Jambed) Parties cleaning ship 9.37am: Crane Island Light 326º 3.2 cables 10.41am: Algernon Rock Light 304º 1.7 cables 11.30am: Cape traverse Light 117º 2.7 cables Noon: Set course 033º 1.00pm: Altered course 030º - Kamouraska Light 079º 6 miles 1.25pm: Hands employed: Training Class at Squad Drill, Marines at Musketry, Guns crews at Drill, hands painting boats 1.45pm: Cape Salmon Light 300º 1.4 miles 2.20pm Cape Dogs Light 300º 3.5 miles 2.38pm: Altered course 050º 2.49pm: White Island Lightship 140º 1.7 miles 3.17pm: Altered course 043º 3.24pm: Red Island Lightship 271º 1.6 miles 4.16pm: Course & speed as requisite for Squadron Manoeuvres 4.30pm: Quarters 5.13pm: Shaped course 043º - 13 knots 5.43pm: Altered course 060º 6.00pm: Becquette Light 129º 2.3 miles 7.19pm: Fallen Point Light 155º 4.7 miles 7.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.41pm: Metis Point Light 150º 4.6 miles 9.49pm: Malane Light 97º 9.0 miles 11.47pm: Cape Chat Light 91º 15.5 miles 4f73c776a2fc8ea9030002e0: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0039_0.jpg) 27 September 1921 Quebec to Forteau Lat 50.1, Long -64.0 12.50am-1.12am: Course 005º to avoid steamer 1.07am: Cape Chat Light 185º 9.5 miles 2.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 2.21am: Marlin’s river light 150º 4.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.15am: Squadron took station CALCUTTA 150º 10 cables, CONSTANCE 330º 10 cables CAMBRIAN 240º 10 cables from flag 6.30am: Course as requisite for swinging ship for deviation 8.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.20am: Finished swinging - Shaped course 060º 13 knots - CALCUTTA & CAMBRIAN formed astern CONSTANCE took station 330º 2 miles 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.30am: Exercised Action Stations 9.48am: Course & speed as requisite - CALCUTTA & CAMBRIAN carried out sub calibre throw off firing at CONSTANCE 10.25am: Rabast Light 111º 11.4 miles 10.30am: Exercised Stations for Abandon Ship 11.01am: Rabast Light 147º 5.5 miles - Carried out Inclination Exercises Noon: Rabast Light 226º 10 cables - Shaped course 090º 12 knots 1.09pm: Increased to 13 knots - CONSTANCE formed astern 1.22pm: Altered course 093º 1.30pm: Hands employed Training Classes at Instruction, Marines at Loader, High Angle Guns crews at Drill, Parties cleaning ship & painting boats 4.16pm: Reduced to 12 knots 4.19pm: Course as requisite for Exercising Manoeuvres 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Finished manoeuvres - shaped course 093º 13 knots 4.19pm-5.00pm: Course Made Good 118º 4.6miles - CONSTANCE & CAMBRIAN took station 153º 1 mile from flag 5.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 7.14pm: Nalark Kwan Light 336º7.7 miles 8.00pm: Darkened ship 8.35pm: Opened Deadlights 9.30pm: CONSTANCE & CAMBRIAN took station 170º 1 mile from flag 4f73c777a2fc8ea9030002e1: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0039_1.jpg) 28 September 1921 Quebec to Forteau Lat 51.47, Long -56.95 12.48am: Altered course 050º 2.11am: St. Mary Island Light 320º 14 miles 3.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew - Hands cleaning ship 5.34am: Flint Island Light 314º 11.3 miles 7.13am: Increased to 13 ½ knots 9.00am: Altered course 055º Squadron formed Division in Line Abreast 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Physical Drill - Hands turning out boats & preparing for entering harbour. Parties with Gunner & Bosun 10.24am: Greenly Island Light 322º 2.8 miles 10.28am: Altered course 067º 13 knots 11.09am: Altered course 337º & s requisite for anchoring 11.27am: Speed as requisite 11.31am: Came to Starboard anchor in 15 fathoms veered to 5 shackles 2.00pm: Hands making & Mending clothes 2.30pm: Leave to Petty Officers till 6.00pm: 4.35pm: Quarters 6.00pm: Hands preparing for Sea 4f73c777a2fc8ea9030002e2: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0040_0.jpg) 29 September 1921 Forteau Lat 51.5, Long -55.1 5.40am: Hands preparing for Sea 6.02am: Weighed and turned 6.09am: Proceeded 13 knots - course 130º - Squadron formed astern 6.28am: Ran into fog - reduced to 10 knots & streamed Fog Buoy 6.36am: Course 060º 7.29am: Fog lifted - Altered course070º 7.40am: 13 knots - Hauled Fog Buoy 8.00am: Ran into fog 8.16am: 10 knots - streamed Fog Buoy 9.10am: Fog cleared - Divisions & Prayers 9.24am: 13 knots 9.30am: Read & Exercised Stations for Collision & Abandon Ship. Training Classes at Instructions, Guns crews at Drill, Hands painting boats 9.40am: Hauled in Fog Buoy 9.50am: Cape Lormau Light: 202º 2.6 miles - Altered course 092º 11.04am: Cape Bauld Light 228º 1.8 miles - Altered course 136º - CONSTANCE & CALCUTTA parted company - increased to 13 ½ knots 11.26am: Exercise Collision & Abandon Ship Stations 12.34pm: Sighted Iceberg 080º 1.34pm: Iceberg bore 039º 2.00pm: Hands painting davits & refitting gear, scrubbing stretchers. Training Classes at Instructions 3.50pm: Sighted small Iceberg 076º 4.30pm: Quarters 8.43pm: Reduced to 12 ½ knots 9.20pm: CAMBRIAN parted company 9.40pm: Altered course 178º 11.55pm: Passed Iceberg 1 mile on Port beam 4f73c778a2fc8ea9030002e3: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0040_1.jpg) 30 September 1921 Forteau to St. John’s Newfoundland Lat 47.7, Long -52.5 1.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 3.03am: Bonavista Light 268º 3.25am: 11 knots 5.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.34am: Baccalieu Light 258º 17 miles 5.47am: Altered course 194º 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship & preparing for entering harbour 7.25am: Cape St. Francis Light: 259º 12.3 miles 8.00am: Altered course 200º 8.45am: St. John’s Light 235º 4.4 miles - Altered course as requisite 9.02am: Speed as requisite 9.12am: Stopped in harbour entrance to avoid schooner 9.20am: Let go Port anchor 9.22am: Let go Starboard anchor. moored ship 6 shackles on Starboard 5 shackles on Port in 15 ¼ fathoms - Hands turning out boats & taking off Sea gear 10.15am: Set clocks to 3 ½ hours slow on GMT (on 30 minutes) 11.30am: His Excellency The Governor came on board Noon: Governor left ship - Ship fired Salute 17 guns 1.30pm: Hands employed: Scraping boat’s crutches & cleaning boats, holystoning Quarterdeck, rigging gaff, cleaning out & refilling saluting charges 4.45pm: Set clocks to 3 hour slow on GMT (on 30 minutes) 5.35pm: Paid Quarterly settlement. Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 6.00pm: Set clocks to 2½ hours slow to GMT (on 30 minutes) LOGS FOR OCTOBER 1921 4f73c778a2fc8ea9030002e4: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0041_0.jpg) 1 October 1921 St. John’s NF Lat 47.7, Long -52.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.05am Water boat alongside 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship - rigging flag awning & curtains on Quarterdeck 1.00pm: Hands Making & Mending clothes - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys to 7.00pm 3.30pm: Admiral held ‘At Home’ on board 4f73c778a2fc8ea9030002e5: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0041_1.jpg) 2 October 1921 St. John’s NF Lat 47.7, Long -52.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Divisions - Landed Roman Catholics 10.00am: Divine Service 10.30am: Landed Non Conformists 1.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys to 7.00pm 2.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4.45pm: Put clocks back 30 minutes 6.45pm: Put clocks back 30 minutes 4f73c779a2fc8ea9030002e6: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0042_0.jpg) 3 October 1921 St. John’s NF Lat 47.5, Long -52.7 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship & preparing for Sea 7.25am: Water boat alongside 9.30am: Divisions & Prayers - furled Quarterdeck awning 9.50am: Put clocks back 30 minutes 10.00am: Hands securing boats & gear for Sea 10.30am: Unmoored, weighed Starboard anchor 11.36am: Weighed and turned 11.46 Proceeded 12 knots - Course as requisite 11.55am: CALCUTTA, CONSTANCE & CAMBRIAN joined flag outside harbour and formed line ahead 12.16pm: Shaped course 197º 13 knots 1.20pm: Training Classes at Instruction, Magazine Parties at Drill, Boys mustering bags. Remainder securing gear for Sea 1.23pm: Bull Light 287º 3.4 miles 2.45pm: Hare’s ears Light 287º 3 miles 3.44pm: Altered course 215º 4.18pm: Course & speed as requisite for Tactical manoeuvres 5.30pm: Shaped course 253º 13 knots. Spread cruisers on a line 343º 5 miles apart - centre of screen bearing 253º 5 miles 5.33pm: Cape Race Light: 350º 8.3 miles 4f73c779a2fc8ea9030002e7: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0042_1.jpg) 4 October 1921 St. John’s NF to Halifax Lat 45.5, Long -58.5 12.58am-1.03am: Altered course 242º to avoid steamer 2.15am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.05am: Exercised Seaboats crew 7.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: (Note:) All Direction Finding Bearings corrected for ½ convergency 9.17am: Direction Finding Bearing from Canso 084 3/4º 10.12am: Wireless Telegraphy Direction Finding Bearing from Canso 085 1/2º - Hands scrubbing hammocks - Training Classes at Instruction 11.02am: Wireless Telegraphy Direction Finding Bearing from Canso 086 1/2º 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 2.00pm: Squadron formed Single Line ahead 4.16pm: Wireless Telegraphy Direction Finding Bearing from Chebucto 075 1/4º - Course and speed as requisite for Tactical Manoeuvres 4.47pm: Course 253º 11 knots 4.16pm:-4.47pm: Course Made Good 197º 2.4 miles 5.17pm: Wireless Telegraphy Direction Finding Bearing from Canso 097 1/2º - from Chebucto 075 ¼º 7.50pm: Ran into fog. Placed special lookouts 8.35pm: Fog decreased 8.50pm: Fog increased 10.10pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 11.00pm: Fog lifted 11.05pm: Fog increased 4f73c779a2fc8ea9030002e8: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0043_0.jpg) 5 October 1921 St. John’s NF to Halifax Nova Scotia Lat 45.0, Long -60.5 12.45am: Fog lifted 2.25am: Fog came down 3.40am: Fog cleared 4.24am: Chebucto bore 274º By Direction Finding 5.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 6.11am: Altered course 300º 6.45am: Increased to 13 knots 8.25am: Saurbro Island Light 288º 8.50am: Altered course 318º 9.00am: Chebucto Light 301º 5 miles Course and speed as requisite 9.50am: Mauger Light 070º 2.7 cables - Hands preparing for harbour 10.30am: Secured alongside No. 4 wharf - Squadron moored off Dockyard - spread Quarterdeck awning 11.00am: Lieutenant Commander S D Spicer Royal Navy joined ship Noon: Lieutenant Governor visited ship 12.20pm: Lieutenant Governor left ship - CALCUTTA Saluted 15 guns 12.25pm: Major General Hacken Military Commander-in-Chief visited ship 1.30pm: Hands cleaning ship - Training Classes at Instruction 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys till 7.00pm 4f73c77aa2fc8ea9030002e9: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0043_1.jpg) 6 October 1921 Halifax Lat 45.5, Long -58.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands cleaning & painting masts & yards & ship’s side 1.50pm: Hands cleaning ship, painting side & superstructure 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys till 7.00pm 4f73c77aa2fc8ea9030002ea: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0044_0.jpg) 7 October 1921 Halifax Nova Scotia Lat 45.5, Long -58.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.10am: Oiler DELPHINULA came alongside 11.00am: Hands getting in accommodation ladder, securing oiler & painting ship 1.30pm: Hands painting ship 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys till 7.00pm 5.50pm: Oiler cast off - received 867 tons 4f73c77ba2fc8ea9030002eb: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0044_1.jpg) 8 October 1921 Halifax Nova Scotia Lat 45.5, Long -58.5 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.45am: Aired Night Clothing 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship 10.15am: NOVOLILE alongside for empty paraffin drums 1.35pm: NOVOLILE alongside with paraffin 2.00pm: Hands cleaning ship 3.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys till 7.00pm 4.00pm: Ship open to Public 4f73c77ba2fc8ea9030002ec: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0045_0.jpg) 9 October 1921 Halifax Nova Scotia Lat 45.5, Long -58.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.15am: Landed Roman Catholics 9.30am: Divisions 10.25am: Divine Service 11.45am:Discharged 1 Rating to Hospital 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys till 7.00pm 4.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c77ba2fc8ea9030002ed: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0045_1.jpg) 10 October 1921 Halifax Nova Scotia Lat 45.5, Long -58.5 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 7.45am: Hands embarking flour 9.35am: Hands refitting & painting. Cleaning ship & rigging flag awning 1.25pm: Hands painting ship & preparing Quarterdeck for ‘At Home’ 3.30pm: Admiral, Captain & Officers gave ‘At Home’ on board 4.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 7.00pm: Landed concert Party 4f73c77ca2fc8ea9030002ee: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0046_0.jpg) 11 October 1921 Halifax Nova Scotia Lat 45.5, Long -58.5 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Forecastlemen landed for Platoon Drill - Field Guns crew at Drill 10.00am: Hands painting ship, embarking provisions in lighters for CAMBRIAN and preparing paravanes for running 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 6.00pm: Furled Quarterdeck awnings & secured boats for Sea 4f73c77ca2fc8ea9030002ef: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0046_1.jpg) 12 October 1921 Halifax Nova Scotia to Bermuda Lat 45.5, Long -58.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship & preparing for Sea 9.15am: Training Classes & Boys at Instructions 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship 1.25pm: Training Classes at Instruction - Hands cleaning ship 4.30pm: Quarters - Read Warrant No.7 9.10pm: Fog clearing 11.05pm: Slipped from No. 4 wharf and turned 11.23pm: Proceeded as requisite for leaving harbour. Squadron formed single line ahead 11.32pm: Rounded West side of George Island 11.40pm: 13 knots 11.47pm: Mauger Light 070º 2 cables Midnight: Shaped course 155º 4f73c77da2fc8ea9030002f0: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0047_0.jpg) 13 October 1921 Halifax Nova Scotia to Bermuda Lat 42.5, Long -63.7 12.08am: Chebucto Light: 191º 1.9 miles 12.30am: Altered course 185º 1.09am: Sambro Light Vessel 275º 1.2 miles 3.10am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 7.20am: Furled Starboard Waist Awning 9.30am: Exercised Action Stations 10.00am: Tested Ammunition Supply in rough weather 10.15am: Secured 10.40am: Hands securing Upper deck gear & cleaning ship 12.15pm: 12 knots 12.30pm CALCUTTA dropped anchor 1 mile - CAMBRIAN took station 5 miles 095º 1.45pm: CALCUTTA carried out throw off firing at CAMBRIAN - Inclination Exercise 2.15pm-2.30pm: Course Made Good 180º 2.9 miles 4.30pm: Quarters 5.06pm: 13 knots 6.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.35pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c77da2fc8ea9030002f1: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0047_1.jpg) 14 October 1921 Halifax Nova Scotia to Bermuda Lat 37.3, Long -63.8 1.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.22-5.26am Course 205º to avoid steamer 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.20am: Hands preparing torpedoes & paravanes 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.30am: Course and speed as requisite. Shipped paravanes - Exercised Action Stations. CALCUTTA proceeded independently as target ship 10.00am: Worked up to 24 knots - CAMBRIAN carried out Throw off firing at CALCUTTA 11.35am: Tripped paravanes - Squadron reforming Noon: Course Made Good 9.30am-Noon: 160º 2miles - shaped course 188º 1.30pm: CALCUTTA took station 098º 2 miles - Control Parties & Guns crews closed up, Hands cleaning out boats & refitting 2.09pm-2.21pm Course as requisite for Sub Calibre Throw off firing at CALCUTTA - Course Made Good 190º 5.1 miles 4.30pm: Quarters 5.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.00pm: Burnt Searchlights for Exercise 10.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c77ea2fc8ea9030002f2: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0048_0.jpg) 15 October 1921 Halifax Nova Scotia to Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 12.30am: Put clocks on 20 minutes 2.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 4.00am: Rig - Whites 5.00am: Hands cleaning ship - Exercised Seaboats crew 7.00am: Altered course 160º CALCUTTA took station in line 7.10am: Altered course 125º 7.11am: North RockLight 218º 5.8 miles 7.35am: Put clocks back 40 minutes - Sighted land 175º 7.49am: Altered course 190º 8.07am: Ships took Open Order 8.16am: Course and speed as requisite for Narrows 8.31am-8.45am: Passing through Narrows 9.00am: Squadron forming for anchoring 9.34am: Came to Starboard anchor in 8 fathoms veered 5 shackles 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship - Testing 7.5” gun sights Noon: Rejoined from Hospital Midshipman W H Wood Royal Navy and 3 Ratings 1.30pm: Hands employed disembarking stores & cleaning ship 2.00pm: Commander-in-Chief & Staff shifted to Admiralty House 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Leave to 1½ Watches till 7.00am 8.30pm: Landed patrol 10.20pm: Patrol returned 4f73c77ea2fc8ea9030002f3: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0048_1.jpg) 16 October 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 10.00am: Divisions - Divine Service 1.30pm: Leave to 1 ½ Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c77ea2fc8ea9030002f4: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0049_0.jpg) 17 October 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 7.00am: Sent masting Party to ST. ABBS 9.05am: CONSTANCE proceeded to Murray's Anchorage for Exercises 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.25am: Furled Quarterdeck awning. Hoisted boats and ladders. Prepared for Sea 11.21am: Weighed and turned 11.25am: Proceeded 12 knots Course as requisite for Murray's Anchorage 12.05pm: Speed as requisite 12.16pm: came to star anchor in 9 fathoms veered to 5 shackles 12.30pm Tug ST. ABBS with target in tow made fast astern 1.40pm: Tug cast off 2.05pm: Weighed & proceeded as requisite 2.23pm:-3.15pm: Carried out 3 Sub Calibre firings 3.35pm: Fired two torpedoes from Port Above Water tubes at St. ABBS 3.46pm: Lowered both Cutters to recover torpedoes 4.55pm: Proceeded for anchorage 5.16pm: Came to Starboard anchor in 9 fathoms veered to 5 shackles 4f73c77fa2fc8ea9030002f5: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0049_1.jpg) 18 October 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.35am: Hands preparing for firing. Sent Barge & 2nd cutter away with Landing Party 9.30am: Divisions & Prayers 9.34am: Weighed and proceeded as requisite 9.45am-9.55am: Passed through Narrows. 10.00am: Exercised Action Stations 10.03am: Stopped outside Narrows to await target 10.42am: Proceeded as requisite 10.48am: St David’s Light 248º 2.4 miles 11.25am-11.32am: Carried out Reduced Charge Firing. Course as requisite for torpedo firing 12.57pm: Fired Starboard SubCalibre torpedo at CONSTANCE & turned to follow track 1.25pm: Stopped & recovered torpedo St David’s Light 315º 13 1/2 miles 1.30pm: Hands cleaning boats, reeving falls & refitting 1.47pm: Proceeded as requisite as target for CONSTANCE torpedo firing 2.30pm: Turned & followed torpedo 2.42pm: Stopped & recovered torpedo - sent it to CONSTANCE 3.00pm: St David’s Light 310º 9.4 miles 3.02pm: Proceeded as requisite for Narrows 3.46pm:-3.57pm: Passing through Narrows 4.06pm: Came to Starboard anchor in 10 fathoms veered to 5 shackles 4f73c77fa2fc8ea9030002f6: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0050_0.jpg) 19 October 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.30am: Guns crews at Loader Competition. Landed Swimming Instruction class. Hands re-fitting gear & cleaning ship 10.00am: Boats away under sail 1.55pm: CALCUTTA sailed for Quebec 2.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes. Leave to one Watch till 5.45pm: 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c77fa2fc8ea9030002f7: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0050_1.jpg) 20 October 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 6.00am: Furled Quarterdeck awning 9.10am: Hands preparing for Sea - Party of Officers & men of Royal Garrison Artillery and St George’s came on board to witness firings 9.28am: Weighed and proceeded as requisite with CONSTANCE 9.41am-9.52am: Passing through Narrows 10.10am: Divisions 10.30am: Exercised Action Stations 11.07am-11.16am: Carried out Reduced Charge firing - Closed target to watch CONSTANCE’S firing - Course and speed as requisite 1.30pm: CONSTANCE firing 1.44pm: Proceeded as requisite for anchorage 2.29pm:-2.40pm Passing through Narrows 2.49pm: Came to Starboard anchor in 9 fathoms veered 5 shackles 5.00pm: Hands preparing for Sea 5.35pm: Weighed and proceeded as requisite - Carried out two runs of night firing practice with 1 aiming at fixed target in Murray's Anchorage 6.46pm: Came to Starboard anchor in 9 fathoms veered 5 shackles 4f73c780a2fc8ea9030002f8: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0051_0.jpg) 21 October 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship & preparing for Sea 1.27pm Weighed. Proceeded 12 knots for Grassy Bay - CONSTANCE in company 2.17pm: Stopped in Grassy Bay - King’s Harbour Master came on board 3.00pm: Proceeded into South Basin 3.07pm: Secured alongside Dockyard - spread Quarterdeck awning 4f73c780a2fc8ea9030002f9: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0051_1.jpg) 22 October 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship - Discharged 4 Ratings to Hospital 2.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 3.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c780a2fc8ea9030002fa: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0052_0.jpg) 23 October 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Landed Roman Catholics 9.30am: Hands mustered by Ledger 9.50am: Landed Wesleyans 10.30am: Divine Service 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c781a2fc8ea9030002fb: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0052_1.jpg) 24 October 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.45am: Hand to bathe 9.15am: Hands employed drawing and returning stores, disembarking ammunition and ranging cable for survey. Party Working about target. CAMBRIAN left Dockyard and anchored in Grassy Bay 9.40am: CONSTANCE came alongside Dockyard 11.10am: CAMBRIAN proceeded to Murray’s Anchorage Noon: Discharged 2 Ratings to Hospital 1.30pm: Hands employed drawing and returning stores, disembarking ammunition and ranging cable for survey, Working about target, at Rifle range & Working on Moresby Plain 2.05pm: Water boat alongside 4.30pm: Quarters - 3 Ratings from MUTINE joined ship 5.05pm: Hands bathe - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c781a2fc8ea9030002fc: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0053_0.jpg) 25 October 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.00am: Commenced oiling ship 8.00am: Hand to bathe 9.10am: Hands employed: Drawing & returning stores & ammunition, ranging cable for survey, overhauling & setting up stays, Working on Moresby Plain 10.00am: Divers exercising with Hall Reach gear -Party at rifle range - Received 470 tons oil fuel 1.30pm: Hands employed as in forenoon 2.00pm: Lost overboard by accident Pouches pistol, 1 in No. 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Hand to bathe - leave to2 Watches till 7.00am 7.30pm: Landed canteen Patrol 10.30pm: Patrol returned 4f73c782a2fc8ea9030002fd: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0053_1.jpg) 26 October 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.00am: Hand to bathe 7.30am: Water boat alongside 7.45am: Hands provisioning ship, surveying cable, drawing & returning stores & ammunition 1.00pm: Landed range Party - Hands provisioning ship & overhauling rigging & stays 2.00pm: CAMBRIAN anchored in Grassy Bay 5.00pm: Duty part of Watch striking down provisions 6.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c782a2fc8ea9030002fe: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0054_0.jpg) 27 October 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.45am: Hands provisioning & storing ship. Boys at School. Party overhauling rigging, surveying cable 9.30am: Water boat alongside 1.30pm: Hands provisioning & storing ship. Boys at School. 4.30pm: Watch provisioning ship 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c783a2fc8ea9030002ff: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0054_1.jpg) 28 October 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.45am: CALCUTTA arrived and anchored in Grassy Bay 9.10am: Hands cleaning ship, embarking stores, & refitting rigging. Boys at School 9.45am: Water boat alongside 1.50pm: Hands embarking stores, overhauling rigging, Party Working on Recreation Ground. Boys at School 2.40pm Furled Quarterdeck awning 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am - Secured ship with extra hawsers on account of tropical storm warning 5.10pm: Read Warrant No. 2 7.30pm: Landed Patrol 10.30pm: Patrol returned 4f73c783a2fc8ea903000300: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0055_0.jpg) 29 October 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.30am: Water boat alongside - Landed Range & Target Party 10.00am: Boats away for Officer's Sailing Race 12.15pm: His Excellency the Governor came onboard 12.30pm Governor left - CALCUTTA fired Salute 17 guns 1.30pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 3.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Hand to bathe 4f73c784a2fc8ea903000301: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0055_1.jpg) 30 October 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.40am: Divisions 9.50am: Landed Wesleyans 10.05am: Sent Church of England Party to Dockyard Church 1.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 7.00pm 3.00pm: Boats away for Midshipmen’s sailing race 4f73c784a2fc8ea903000302: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0056_0.jpg) 31 October 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.30am: Party transporting coal to Admiralty House 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers -Hands drawing stores, Working about boats, & cleaning ship. Party Working at Moresby Plain & Party refitting boats falls 9.50am: Water boat alongside 11.25am: Spread Quarterdeck awning 1.30pm: Landed Rifle team. Hands painting & refitting, drawing stores. Boys at school 2.00pm: Boats away for Coxwain’s sailing race 4.00pm: Joined ship 1 Rating from CALCUTTA - Left ship 1 Rating to CALCUTTA 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Hand to bathe - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am LOGS FOR NOVEMBER 1921 4f73c785a2fc8ea903000303: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0056_1.jpg) 1 November 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 4.00am: Marine Guard relieved by Seamen 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.10am: Sent target Party to tug 7.50am: Hand to bathe 8.50am: CALCUTTA & CAMBRIAN proceeded for firings to Murray's Anchorage 9.10am: Hands drawing stores, cleaning paintwork. Boys at School. Marines landed for drill 10.00am: Discharged two Ratings to Hospital 12.30pm Paid Monthly advance 1.30pm: Hands drawing stores, cleaning paintwork, refitting boats falls. Boys at School 3.50pm: S.S. SORATA whilst leaving basin was blown broadside on to Port side and smashed 2nd Cutter and Port ladder 4.25pm: Joined ship One Rating from Hospital 5.00pm: Read Warrant No. 9 4f73c785a2fc8ea903000304: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0057_0.jpg) Page Annulled 4f73c785a2fc8ea903000305: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0057_1.jpg) 2 November 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.00am: Rigged Diving boat - sent damaged ladder ashore 8.30am: Discharged one Rating to Hospital - Party drawing stores 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship, refitting boats falls. Machine guns crew at Drill 1.30pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes - leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c786a2fc8ea903000306: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0058_0.jpg) 3 November 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship & preparing for Sea - furled Quarterdeck awning 8.06am: Slipped from dockyard & backed out to Grassy Bay 8.31am: Turned 8.38am: Proceeded 12 knots 9.25am: Stopped in Murray’s Anchorage & Communicated with CALCUTTA and CAMBRIAN 10.00am: Proceeded 12 knots with CAMBRIAN & CALCUTTA in company 10.01am-10.11am: Passed through Narrows. Ships took up positions for firings 11.14am: CALCUTTA fired 11.24am: CAMBRIAN fired 11.34am: Carried out full charge shooting at towed target 12.05pm: Fired torpedo at CALCUTTA 12.20pm-12.46pm: Stopped & recovered torpedo 12.52pm: Proceeded with CAMBRIAN astern as target for CALCUTTA 1.32pm: Turned to follow torpedo 1.46pm:-2.12pm: Stopped 2.12pm: Proceeded into harbour. CAMBRIAN exercised with smoke floats 2.40pm Made funnel smoke screen 3.30pm:-3.40pm: Passing through Narrows 4.31pm: Stopped in Grassy Bay for King’s Harbour Master. CALCUTTA & CAMBRIAN anchored 5.00pm: Secured alongside Dockyard 8.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am - spread Quarterdeck awning 4f73c786a2fc8ea903000307: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0058_1.jpg) 4 November 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.35am: Sent Party to Casement Barracks - Party embarking ammunition 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.45am: Water boat alongside 10.00am: Hands embarking stores for Jamaica, painting Quarterdeck superstructure, refitting boats falls & cleaning ship 1.00pm: Hands painting on Quarterdeck, cleaning ship, & embarking ammunition 4.30pm: Quarters - Joined ship one Rating from CALCUTTA . Discharged one Rating to CALCUTTA 5.00pm: Hand to bathe - leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c786a2fc8ea903000308: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0059_0.jpg) 5 November 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 12.35am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.30am: Water boat alongside - Hand to bathe 9.00am: Discharged one Rating to Hospital 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship & painting - Boats away for sailing race 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 7.00pm 5.10pm: Hand to bathe 7.00pm: Discharged one rating to Hospital 8.30pm: Read Warrant No.10 4f73c787a2fc8ea903000309: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0059_1.jpg) 6 November 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Divisions 9.55am: Landed Wesleyans 10.30am: Divine Service 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 4.50pm: Hand to bathe 4f73c787a2fc8ea90300030a: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0060_0.jpg) 7 November 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Hand to bathe 9.00am: Hands drawing stores, embarking sand, Working about rigging, & refitting 9.50am: Discharged one Rating to Hospital 11.25am: CONSTANCE slipped & anchored in Grassy Bay 1.25pm: Furled Quarterdeck 2.00pm: Hands stowing timber, returning empties, painting 2.55pm: Slipped from Dockyard & went astern into Grassy Bay 3.30pm: Came to Port anchor in 8 fathoms veered 5 shackles 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 10.00pm: 5.30pm: Commander-in-Chief and Staff re-embarked from Admiralty House 8.30pm: Landed patrol 10.00pm: Patrol returned 4f73c788a2fc8ea90300030b: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0060_1.jpg) 8 November 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.00am: Sent target Party to tug 7.35am: His Excellency The Governor came onboard to witness firings 8.32am: Weighed & turned 8.35am: Proceeded as requisite for Narrows. Squadron in Line Ahead 9.36am-9.46am: Passing Narrows 10.15am: Exercised Action Stations 11.01am: CONSTANCE fired 11.36am-11.48am: RALEIGH fired 12.43pm: CAMBRIAN fired 1.08pm: CALCUTTA fired 1.18pm: CONSTANCE took station as torpedo target 1.52pm:-2.10pm: Recovered torpedo - Squadron returning to Grassy Bay independently 2.48pm:-2.56pm Passing Narrows 3.39pm: Came to with Port anchor in 8 fathoms veered 5 shackles 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c788a2fc8ea90300030c: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0061_0.jpg) 9 November 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands drawing stores & painting & refitting 10.40am: Commander-in-Chief presented Sailing Regatta cups 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 7.15pm: Landed patrol 4f73c789a2fc8ea90300030d: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0061_1.jpg) 10 November 1921 Bermuda Lat 32.4, Long -64.5 1.05am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.15am: Water boat alongside 9.30am: Divisions & Prayers 9.45am: Hands employed Working in Casemate Barracks, drawing new accommodation ladder and painting on Quarterdeck Boys at School. 11.30am: CONSTANCE anchored in Grassy Bay 1.15pm: Hands painting on Quarterdeck, drawing new post cutter 2.06pm: CAMBRIAN slipped from Dockyard and anchored in Grassy Bay 4.30pm: Quarters - Hands preparing for Sea 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 10.00pm: 6.00pm: Furled Quarterdeck awning 4f73c789a2fc8ea90300030e: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0062_0.jpg) 11 November 1921 Bermuda, To Kingston Jamaica Lat 31.8, Long -64.8 5.00am: Hands cleaning ship & preparing for Sea 7.05am: Weighed with Squadron & turned 0712 Proceeded 12 knots formed Single Line Ahead. Course as requisite 8.02am-8.12am: Passing through Narrows 8.24am: Shaped course 208º 8.30am: Ships spread for Exercises 9.30am: Put clocks on 20 minutes 9.55am: Exercised Action Stations 10.08am: Course as requisite for full charge throw off firing at CAMBRIAN - Working up to 22 knots 10.29am: Gibb’s Hill Light 012º 6 ¾ miles 11.27am: Opened fire 10.29am-Noon: Course Made Good 177º 16 ½ miles Noon-12.20pm: GMG 199º 6.7 miles 12.20pm: Finished practice - Course 208º - 18 knots 1.31pm: Course & speed as requisite for full charged throw off firing at CAMBRIAN - worked up to22 knots 1.43pm: Opened fire 1.52pm: CALCUTTA & CONSTANCE carried out firings 2.20pm: Man overboard Port side ship steaming 22 knots on Course 200º at the time. Dropped Lifebuoy. Squadron stopped & sent away life boats. Course & speed as requisite. Searching. 3.30pm: Discharged dead Joseph Brennan, Seaman, O.N. S.S. 5442 Lost overboard 4.00pm: Abandoned Search. Squadron hoisted boats 4.15pm: Shaped course 208º 12 knots 1.31pm:-4.15pm: Course Made Good 214º 15 miles 4.50pm: Quarters - Read Burial Service 4f73c78aa2fc8ea90300030f: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0062_1.jpg) RETURN OF DEATHS ON BOARD HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP RALEIGH DATE OF DEATH. 11th November 1921 NAME AND SURAME OF DECEASED. JOSEPH BRENNAN SEX. Male / AGE. 25 yrs. 9 mos. RANK, PROFESSION OR OCCUPATION. Able Seaman, Royal Navy. SS.5442. NATIONALITY. Irish LAST PLACE OF ABODE. Black Rock, Dundalk, Co. Louth. Ireland CAUSE OF DEATH. Drowning. (At Sea). 4f73c78ba2fc8ea903003.10am:: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0063_0.jpg) Log Page - Partially Blank - Some data from 12 November 4f73c78ba2fc8ea903000311: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0063_1.jpg) 12 November 1921 Bermuda, To Jamaica Lat 27.8, Long -67.2 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship 11.10am: Tested Lifebuoys 1.30pm: Hands cleaning ship 4.30pm: Quarters 4.45pm: Put clocks back 30 minutes 5.00pm: Read Warrants Nos. 11 & 12 5.50pm: CONSTANCE & CAMBRIAN took station 1 mile on Starboard & Port beams respectively 6.15pm: Burnt Searchlights for Exercise 6.30pm: Altered course 210º - CONSTANCE & CAMBRIAN resumed station astern 6.45pm: Put clocks back 30 minutes 10.15pm: Exercised Seaboats Crew 4f73c78ba2fc8ea903000312: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0064_0.jpg) 13 November 1921 Bermuda to Jamaica Lat 23.4, Long -70.0 12.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 9.20am: Marines & Miscellaneous Ratings mustered by the Ledger. Remainder to Divisions 10.05am: Divine Service 4.15pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4.30pm: Quarters 6.20pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 7.00pm: Altered course 215º 8.40pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 9.00pm: Turks Island Light 1951/2º 10.23pm: Turks Island Light 133º 7 miles - Altered course 200º 11.30pm: Salt Cay Light 110º 5.8 miles Midnight: Altered course 197º 4f73c78ca2fc8ea903000313: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0064_1.jpg) 14 November 1921 Bermuda to Jamaica Lat 20.2, Long -73.2 1.08am: Exercised Seaboats crew 1.30am: Altered course 240º 6.50am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.16am: CONSTANCE took station for Exercises 9.13am: West. Point, Tortuga: 199º 10 miles 9.47am: Course & speed as requisite for Inclination Exercise & Squadron Torpedo Attack 10.32am: Fired 2 torpedoes at CONSTANCE 11.10am: Stopped & recovered torpedoes - Hands holystoning decks and painting 12.09pm: Proceeded 13 knots 12.14pm: Course 227º - CONSTANCE & CAMBRIAN took station for Exercises 2.00pm: Cape St. Nicholas Mole 153º 8 miles 2.15pm: CAMBRIAN & CONSTANCE carried out smoke float experiments. Course & speed as requisite 3.02pm: Shaped course 227º 13 knots 3.45pm: CONSTANCE & CAMBRIAN formed astern 4.30pm: Quarters 7.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 9.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 9.55pm: Navassa Light 203º 11.57pm: Navassa Light 137º 12 miles 4f73c78ca2fc8ea903000314: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0065_0.jpg) 15 November 1921 Bermuda to Kingston Jamaica Lat 18.0, Long -76.8 12.20am: Altered course 230º - reduced to 12 knots 3.25am: Exercised Seaboats crew 4.36am: Morant Point Light 258º 4.52am: Altered course 250º 5.10am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 6.22am: Morant Point Light 353º 2.6 miles - Altered course 235º increased to 13 knots 6.40am: Altered course 263º 7.42am: Altered course 280º - increased to 14 knots 7.44am: Morant Church 32º 4.7 miles 8.15am: Altered course 293º 9.07am: Plum Point: 360º 8 cables 9.52am: Came to in 7 ½ fathoms veered 5 shackles 10.00am: Squadron bearing 270º 2½ cables apart - Hands spreading awnings, placing fenders, spreading side screens 10.35am: General Officer Commanding Saluted with 11 guns. Commander-in-Chief landed 10.50am: Oiler PLUMLEAF came alongside 11.50am: Saluted His Excellency the Governor 17 guns 2.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 3.00pm: PLUMLEAF cast off - Received 670 tons of oil 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c78ca2fc8ea90300315: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0065_1.jpg) 16 November 1921 Kingston, Jamaica Lat 18.0, Long -76.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Sent Party to survey cable of Oil hulk FORMOSA 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: CALCUTTA sailed for Bermuda - Hands painting boats, getting out midship gangway & spreading side screens 11.15am: American Consul came onboard 11.30am: Consul left. Fired Salute 7 guns 1.00pm: Dinner 2.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c78da2fc8ea903000316: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0066_0.jpg) 17 November 1921 Kingston, Jamaica Lat 18.0, Long -76.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Ammunition lighter alongside. Hands disembarking ammunition for Apostles' Battery 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Parties painting & refitting as requisite - Boys at school 12.30pm Dinner 1.15pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am and to Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters - PLUMLEAF sailed for Bermuda 4f73c78da2fc8ea90300317: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0066_1.jpg) 18 November 1921 Kingston, Jamaica Lat 18.0, Long -76.8 5.00am: Gunners Party landed, hands posting ammunition to Apostle’s Battery 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.30am: Landed picnic Party 9.10am: Hands painting, refitting, & rigging Quarterdeck 9.30am: Petty Officers’ picnic Party landed 2.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00a: - Gunners Party returned 3.45pm: ‘At Home’ held on board 6.00pm: Discharged 4 Ratings to CAMBRIAN for passage 8.30pm: Burnt Searchlights for Exercise 4f73c78da2fc8ea903000318: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0067_0.jpg) 19 November 1921 Kingston, Jamaica Lat 18.0, Long -76.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.45am: Sent ammunition Party to Apostle’s Battery 9.00am: Aired Night Clothing 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship & embarking fresh provisions - Joined ship from Christiania Wireless telegraphy station 3 Ratings 2.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 5.00pm: Landed patrol - Read Warrant No. 13 8.30pm: Burnt Searchlights for Exercise 11.00pm: Patrol returned 4f73c78ea2fc8ea903000319: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0067_1.jpg) 20 November 1921 Kingston, Jamaica Lat 18.0, Long -76.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Divine Service 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.30pm: Major Sinclair left ship to join CONSTANCE 5.00pm: Quarters - unrigged side screens & midship ladder 4f73c78ea2fc8ea90300031a: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0068_0.jpg) 21 November 1921 Kingston, Jamaica Lat 18.0, Long -76.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship, turning in boats & securing for Sea 10.10am: Weighed and proceeded as requisite for leaving harbour - HMS CONSTANCE in company. CAMBRIAN remained at Kingston 10.47am: Rounded beacon Shoal 11.20am: CONSTANCE parted company 11.21am: Shaped course 198º13 knots - Plum Point Light 315º 2 ½ miles 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Read Warrant No. 14 5.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.00pm: Altered course 202º 9.20pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c78fa2fc8ea90300031b: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0068_1.jpg) 22 November 1921 Kingston Jamaica to Colon Lat 13.2, Long -78.7 2.50am: Exercised Seaboats crew 4.15am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.30am: Altered course 200º 9.00am: 13 ½ knots 9.30am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Training Classes at Instruction - Crews Working about boats - Hands cleaning ship & refitting 1.00pm: Dinner 1.10pm: 14 knots 4.30pm: Quarters 5.15pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.00pm: Altered course 203º 9.05pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c78fa2fc8ea90300031c: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0069_0.jpg) 23 November 1921 Kingston Jamaica to Colon Lat 9.2, Long -80.0 1.10am: Exercised Seaboats crew 3.00am: Altered course 180º 3.50am: Sighted Toro Light 166º Altered course 160º - reduced to 10 knots 4.08am: Toro Light 167º 16 ½ miles 4.11am: Reduced to 8 ½ knots 5.15am: Altered course 140º reduced to 8 knots 5.40am: Course & speed as requisite 5.58am: Passed Breakwater 6.08am: Came to Port anchor in 6 ½ fathoms veered 4 shackles - furled awnings & prepared to go alongside 6.45am: Weighed & proceeded as requisite. Pilot in charge 8.00am: Secured alongside E wall of Coaling Plant 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship - Received 206 tons of oil 10.55am: Slipped & backed out from Plant 11.26am: Proceeded as requisite for canal 12.14pm: Entered Gatun Locks 1.10pm: Cast off from Locks & proceeded 8 knots & as requisite 1.34pm: Turned out to Pena Blanca Reach 2.00pm: On Bohio Reach 2.12pm: Altered course on to Buena Vista Reach 2.29pm: Altered course on to Tabervilla Reach 2.46pm: Altered course to San Pedro Reach 3.02pm: Altered course to round Mauiei Curve 3.16pm: Altered course to Gamboa Reach 3.20pm-3.32pm: Stopped 3.44pm: Chagras crossing 3.55pm: Altered course to Bas Obispo Reach 4.10pm: Altered course to Cascades Reach 4.17pm: Altered course on to Empire Reach 4.34pm: Altered course to Calebra Cut 4.46pm: Altered course to Cucuracha Reach 4.52pm-4.59pm: Stopped & as requisite 5.35pm:-5.57pm: Passing through Pedro Miguel Lock 6.23pm:-6.45pm: Secured to Miraflores Lock wall 6.55pm:-7.27pm: Passing Miraflores Lock 8.30pm: Secured alongside at Balboa - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c78fa2fc8ea90300031d: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0069_1.jpg) 24 November 1921 Panama to San Diego Lat 8.8, Long -79.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.40am: Slipped & turned 10.57am: Proceeded down channel 11.04am: Saluted American flag 21 guns. Forts on Naos Island returned Salute 11.30am: Stopped & dropped Pilot 11.35am: Proceeded 12 knots Course 160º 11.52am: Increased to 12 ½ knots Noon: Altered course 195º 1.00pm: Dinner 1.06pm: Bona Light 286º 2.2 miles 4.30pm: Quarters 6.00pm: Cape Mala Light 278º 8 miles 7.15pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 9.00pm: Altered course 263º 4f73c790a2fc8ea90300031e: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0070_0.jpg) 25 November 1921 Panama to San Diego Lat 7.7, Long -83.2 2.25am: Exercised Seaboats crew 4.30am: Altered course 305º 5.40am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 6.10am: Tuontuosa Island: 358º 9.00am: Altered course 306º 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.30am: Exercised Action Stations 11.05am: Secured 11.26am-11.30am: Course as requisite to inspect floating object 1.00pm: Dinner 3.50pm- 5.15pm: Course as requisite for swinging ship for deviation 4.30pm: Quarters - Read stations for Towing 5.15pm: Shaped course 306º 5.17pm: Llorena Point 037º 20 miles 5.30pm: Put clocks back 30 minutes 6.30pm: Put clocks back 30 minutes 7.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 10.10pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c791a2fc8ea90300031f: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0070_1.jpg) 26 November 1921 Panama to San Diego Lat 10.8, Long -87.5 1.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 4.45am: Sighted land on Starboard beam - Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship Noon: Tested Lifebuoys 4.30pm: Quarters 5.35pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 7.05pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 11.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c791a2fc8ea90300320: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0071_0.jpg) 27 November 1921 Panama to San Diego Lat 13.7, Long -90.7 4.45am: Ran into thunderstorm 5.07am: Course as requisite. head to wind - furled awnings 5.37am: Proceeded course 306º 12 ½ knots 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.55am: Spread awnings 9.45am: Divisions 10.30am: Divine Service 4.30pm: Quarters 5.10pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00pm: Furled awnings 7.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.00pm: Altered course 284º 9.40pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 10.47pm: Stopped engines to clear something from Starboard outer screw 10.51pm: Proceeded 284º 12 ½ knots 4f73c792a2fc8ea903000321: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0071_1.jpg) 28 November 1921 Panama to San Diego Lat 15.7, Long -96.6 1.00am: Watch sewing awnings 1.45am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 6.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - spread awnings 9.30am: Prepared for towing forward - Exercised Stations for Abandon Ship 10.33am: Port Angeles Light 234º 11.00am: Altered course 290º 1.00pm: Dinner 4.30pm: Quarters 5.05pm: Clocks back 30 minutes 6.30pm: Clocks back 30 minutes 7.35pm: Maldonado Light 325º 7.50pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.45pm: Maldonato Light 20º 9 ½ miles 9.15pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 10.00pm: Furled Quarterdeck awning 4f73c792a2fc8ea90300322: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0072_0.jpg) 29 November 1921 Panama to San Diego Lat 17.3, Long -101.8 1.15am: Exercised Seaboats crew 3.10am: Acapulco: 020º 11 ½ miles 4.00am: Altered course 295º 4.45am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.35am: Aired bedding 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Divisions & Prayers - Lashed up hammocks 10.00am: Guns crews & supply Parties at Divisional drill & Loader 11.00am: Hands refitting gear & oiling wire hawsers. Training Classes at Instruction 12.33pm: Reduced to 12 knots 1.00pm: Dinner 3.30pm: Altered course 300º 4.30pm: Quarters 4.34pm: Stopped & sent away both Seaboats to pick up buoys for Exercise 5.02pm: Shaped course 300º 12 knots 6.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.45pm: Furled awnings 8.00pm: St. Teleno Light 310º 8.15pm: Burnt Searchlights for Exercise 9.25pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 10.02pm: St. Teleno 030º 4 miles - Altered course 305º 4f73c792a2fc8ea903000323: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0072_1.jpg) 30 November 1921 Panama to San Diego Lat 19.9, Long -106.0 12.50am: Point de Campos Light 326º 1.45am: Exercised Seaboats crew 3.08am: Point de Campos Light 305º 11 miles 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship - spread awnings 7.13am: Altered course 308º 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Exercised preparing to tow aft 10.30am: Replaced gear 11.10am: Guns crews at Loader - Hands cleaning ship & refitting 1.00pm: Dinner 4.30pm: Quarters 4.45pm: Exercised Changing over Steering Positions 5.20pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.50pm: Furled awnings 7.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.30pm: Burnt Searchlights for Exercise 10.15pm: Exercised Seaboats crew LOGS FOR DECEMBER 1921 4f73c793a2fc8ea903000324: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0073_0.jpg) 1 December 1921 Panama to San Diego Lat 22.7, Long -110.0 2.15am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.05am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.42am: Land: 330º 7.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Boat’s crews cleaning out boats - remainder cleaning & painting. High Angle guns firing at smoke bursts 10.57am: Cape Falso Light 342º 12.11pm: Altered course 305º 12.15pm: Reduced to 11 ½ knots 1.00pm: Dinner 4.30pm: Quarters - Exercised Changing Over Steering Positions 4.55pm: Put clocks back 30 minutes 5.20pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.50pm: Put clocks back 30 minutes 7.25pm Exercised Seaboats crew 10.20pm: Course & speed as requisite - head to wind to furl forecastle awning 10.34pm: Shaped course 305º 11 ½ knots 11.00pm: Altered course 320º 4f73c793a2fc8ea90300325: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0073_1.jpg) 2 December 1921 Panama to San Diego Lat 25.8, Long -113.7 1.10am: Exercised Seaboats crew 3.15am: Exercised Seaboats crew - placing oil Navigation lights 4.45am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Altered course 318º 9.03am: Increased to 12 knots 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.30am: Exercised Action Stations 10.55am: Secured 11.00am: Hands cleaning ship 1.30pm: Hands cleaning ship & scrubbing Upper deck with sand 4.30pm: Quarters - Exercised steering by Auxiliary Engine 5.40pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 7.15pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 10.50pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c794a2fc8ea903000326: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0074_0.jpg) 3 December 1921 Panama to San Diego Lat 29.6, Long -116.5 1.20am: Exercised Seaboats crew 4.30am: Altered course 345º 5.00am: Hands cleaning ship - Exercised Seaboats crew 6.10am: Land (Cerros Island) 115º 7.00am: Rig - Blues 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship & painting - Tested Lifebuoys 11.10am: Land: 110º 1.30pm: Hands cleaning ship & painting. Party bending cables 5.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 7.00pm: Altered course 340º 7.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.35pm: Reduced to 11 knots 9.18pm: Passed U.S. Destroyer Flotilla 11.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c794a2fc8ea903000327: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0074_1.jpg) 4 December 1921 San Diego Lat 27.8, Long -117.1 1.50am: Exercised Seaboats crew 3.30am: Altered course 030º 3.47am: Reduced to 7 knots 5.11am: Increased to 12 knots 5.21am: Altered course 045º & as requisite 5.35am: Loma Point Light 031º 11 ¼ miles - increased to 13 knots 6.06am: Stopped - Captain Woodward United States Navy came onboard 6.17am: Proceeded up harbour 6.31am: Entered Channel 6.54am: Speed as requisite 7.02am: Let go Port anchor 7.05am: Let go starboard anchor in 7½ fathoms - moored 5 shackles on each 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship - Found here American Destroyer Flotillas 10.20am: Rear Admiral Burridge, United States Navy paid official call 11.40am: British Consul came onboard 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 7.00pm 4f73c794a2fc8ea903000328: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0075_0.jpg) 5 December 1921 San Diego Lat 27.8, Long -117.1 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Saluted National Flag 21 guns. Fort returned ditto. The following Salutes were fired & returned: R.A. Welles United States Navy Saluted Commander-in-Chief 15 guns - RA Burridge United States Navy USS CHARLESTON Saluted Commander-in-Chief 15 guns 9.00am: Hands painting ship, divers examining Starboard oiler propellor 10.30am: RA Welles United States Navy called & was Saluted 13 guns 11.35am: Colonel Commander Coast defences called 1.25pm: Hands painting ship - Brigadier General Pendleton called and was saluted 11 guns 3.30pm: Ship open to visitors 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c795a2fc8ea903000329: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0075_1.jpg) 6 December 1921 San Diego Lat 27.8, Long -117.1 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.00am: Hands painting ship. Party away for sand 1.30pm: Hands painting ship, striking down gaff, cleaning out boats 3.30pm: Ship open to the Public 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c795a2fc8ea90300032a: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0076_0.jpg)
7 December 1921 San Diego Lat 27.8, Long -117.1 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship. 9.10am: Divisions prayers, hands Working boats davits and painting ship. 10.00am: Provision lighter alongside 1.30pm: Hands making and Mending clothes - leave to 2 Watches till Midnight & Boys till 6.00pm: 3.00pm: Ship open to Public. 4.00pm: Officers attended 'At Home' onboard USS CHARLESTON. 5.50pm: Hands preparing for Sea. Furled awnings. 4f73c796a2fc8ea90300032b: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0076_1.jpg) 8 December 1921 San Diego to San Pedro Lat 33.3, Long -117.8 5.40am: Hands preparing for Sea and unmooring. 6.40am: Weighed Port anchor. 6.50am: Weighed Starboard anchor and turned. 7.03am: Proceeded down harbour 12 knots. 7.23am: Passed Ballast Point 7.34am: Rounded No.1 Buoy Course as requisite round kelp 7.51am: Point Loma Light 001º 2.3 miles - Shaped course 323º 9.45am: Hands cleaning out boats, Boys at School. 11.25am: US submarine H2: on Port bow 12.20pm: Sighted US patrol boat 275 º & submarine bearing 330º. 1.30pm: Hands turning out boats and preparing for harbour. 1.40pm: Sighted St. Pedro Breakwater Light: 318 ½º 2.07pm: Breakwater Light 312º 3.6 miles - Course & speed as requisite 2.42pm USS ARIZONA Saluted with 15 guns 2.45pm: Came to Port anchor. Fired National Salute 21 guns. Shore Battery returned ditto. 2.47pm: Returned ARIZONA’S Salute 15 guns. 3.09pm: Tripped anchor and shifted billet. 3.13pm: Came to Port anchor in 6 fathoms veered 5 shackles. 4.00pm: Spread Quarterdeck awning - Found here 7th Division US Pacific Fleet & other craft of United States Navy, USS TEXAS, OKLAHOMA, NEVADA, MISSISSIPPI, ARIZONA, CONNECTICUT and CALIFORNIA 4.40pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am - Quarters 5.00pm: Read Warrant No. 15 [Ed: Many of these USS ships were at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii and damaged or sunk in the Japanese attack of 7 December 7.41pm. ARIZONA is a Memorial and still listed as ‘Active’] 4f73c796a2fc8ea90300032c: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0077_0.jpg) 9 December 1921 San Pedro Lat 33.8, Long -118.3 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.25am: Oil barge came alongside, received 10.16am: tons of oil. 9.30am: Hands painting ship 1.25pm: Hands painting ship and cleaning. 2.00pm: Ship open to Public. 5.00pm: Leave to1 watch till 10.30pm 4f73c796a2fc8ea90300032d: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0077_1.jpg) 10 December 1921 San Pedro to Esquimault [Esquimalt] to San Pedro Lat 34.1, Long -119.4 5.30am: Hoisted boats & prepared for Sea 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 6.36am: Weighed & turned 6.40am: Proceeded Course & speed as requisite 6.51am: 12 knots 7.25am: Point Iverness Light 082º 3.2 miles - Shaped course 293º 9.00am: Hands painting & cleaning ship 11.07am: Altered course 290º 11.30am: Tested Lifebuoys 11.55am: Altered course 310º to avoid steamer Noon: Resumed course 290º 1.00pm: Hands making and Mending clothes 4.30pm: Quarters 4.41pm: Conception Point Light 20º 3.2 miles - Altered course 310º 5.00pm: Read Warrant No. 16 5.35pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.40pm: Arguello Point. Light 23º 3.7 miles - Altered course 329º 6.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.14pm: San Luis Light 40 1/2º 9.40pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 11.43pm: Piedras Blanca Light 059º 10.2 miles 4f73c797a2fc8ea90300032e: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0078_0.jpg) 11 December 1921 San Pedro to Esquimault Lat 37.7, Long -123.0 1.23am: Point Sur Light 339º 2.25am: Exercised Seaboats crew 1.41am: Point Sur Light 059º 5 miles - Altered course 332º 5.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.11am: Point Pinos Light 062º 13 miles 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Divisions 10.00am: Divine Service 11.20am: South Farallon Island 305º Noon: South Farallon Light 223º3.1 miles Altered course 330º 1.10pm: Point Reyes Light 060º 4.20pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4.30pm: Quarters 6.04pm: Point Arena Light 035º 7.12pm: Point Arena Light 060º 4.7 miles Altered course 338º 9.03pm: Cabrillo Light 053º 10.40pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c797a2fc8ea90300032f: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0078_1.jpg) 12 December 1921 San Pedro to Esquimault Lat 42.1, Long -124.7 1.35am: Punta Gorda light 018º 1.48am: Mendocino Light 008º 2.22am: Punta Gorda Light 068º 8 miles 2.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 3.00am: Cape Mendocino Light 045º 10.9 miles - Altered course 358º 5.49am: Table Bluff Light 087º 5.00am: Hands cleaning ship 6.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 9.00am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Training Class at Instruction. Boys at School - Marines at loader - Remainder of hands painting - Control Parties at Drill 11.00am: North West Seal Rock Light 108º 12 miles - Altered course 356º 1.30pm:Hands cleaning ship & painting. Boys at School - Training Class at Instruction - rigging Party refitting gear 3.09pm: Cape Blanco Light 045º 9.3 miles 3.30pm: Altered course 005º 4.30pm: Quarters 5.15pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 7.19pm: Altered course 360º to avoid steamer 7.41pm: Resumed course 005º 9.15pm: Heceta Head Light 055º 10.45pm: Exercised Seaboats crew
4f73c798a2fc8ea903000330: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0079_0.jpg) 13 December 1921 San Pedro to Esquimault Lat 46.8, Long -124.4 1.08am: Jaquina Island Light 095º 3.05am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.10am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.33am: Cape Meares Light 105º 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.28am: Tillamook Island Light 084º 16 miles - Altered course 028º 8.55am: Altered course 020º 9.04am: Columbia Rock Lightship 110º 4 cables 9.15am: Altered course 345º 9.24am: North Head Light 055º 5.4 miles - Exercised Action Stations 10.30am: Spoke Danish ship CHILE - Hands securing gear on Upper deck - Training Class at Instruction - Boys at School 11.30am: Commenced Working for full power trial Noon: Grapo Harbour 1.05pm: Commenced full power trial 2.11pm: Destruction Island Light 097º 12.8 miles 2.15pm: Altered course 356º 3.05pm: Finished full power trial 3.10pm: Umatilla Lightship 090º 1.1 miles - Altered course 013º 3.30pm: Proceeding 15 knots 3.49pm Tatoosh Light 043º 4.0miles 3.52pm: Altered course 003º 4.13pm: Altered course 054º 4.24pm: Altered course 105º 4.30pm: Tatoosh Light 192º 4.5 miles - Hands scrubbing Upper deck & preparing for entering harbour 4.45pm: Reduced to 12 knots 6.07pm Slip Point Light 171º 6.9 miles 7.25pm Sheringham Light 015º 4.0 miles 7.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.41pm: Altered course 090º 9.15pm: Race Point Light 333º 2.4 miles Altered course 045º 9.30pm: Altered course 005º & as requisite 10.09pm: Speed as requisite 10.16pm: Came to starboard anchor in Esquimault Harbour in 6 fathoms veered 5 shackles 4f73c798a2fc8ea90300331: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0079_1.jpg) 14 December 1921 Esquimault Lat 48.5, Long -123.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 6.45am: Spread Quarterdeck awnings - Rig Jerseys. 8.35am: Hands painting masts & funnels & getting on ladders 11.20am: General Officer Commanding Esquimault Garrison came on board 11.25am: Same left - Fired Salute 11 guns 11.40am: His Excellency The Governor came onboard Noon: Same left - Fired Salute 15 guns 1.00pm: Dinner - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.30pm: Freshwater boat alongside. Ship open to Public 4f73c799a2fc8ea903000332: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0080_0.jpg) 15 December 1921 Esquimault Lat 48.5, Long -123.5 6.30am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.00am: Hands cleaning & painting main mast and refitting. 1.00pm: Dinner 3.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm - Ship open to the Public 4f73c799a2fc8ea903000333: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0080_1.jpg) 16 December 1921 Esquimault Lat 48.5, Long -123.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Quarterdeck men landed for Route March 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill - Hands blacking down aloft, cleaning out boats, & refitting 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c79aa2fc8ea903000334: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0081_0.jpg) 17 December 1921 Esquimault Lat 48.5, Long -123.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship - blacking down aloft & painting boats 10.00am: Lieutenant O.R. Parker, Royal Navy Reserve joined ship for fortnight’s training 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4.40pm: Read Warrant No. 17 4f73c79aa2fc8ea903000335: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0081_1.jpg) 18 December 1921 Esquimault Lat 48.5, Long -123.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship 1.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 8.00am: Boys till6.00pm: 2.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c79aa2fc8ea903000336: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0082_0.jpg) 19 December 1921 Esquimault Lat 48.5, Long -123.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.15am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.00am: Hands cleaning out Freshwater tanks, refitting boat ropes, & cleaning paintwork 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 8.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship open to the Public 8.00pm: Marine Guard relieved by Seamen 4f73c79ba2fc8ea903000337: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0082_1.jpg) 20 December 1921 Esquimault Lat 48.5, Long -123.5 6.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Marines & demolition Party landed for sham fight 9.45am: Midshipmen Gunnery Training Class & Stokers landed for Field Exercise 10.00am: Side Party cleaning out Fresh Water tanks. Supply Party at Drill. Remainder painting & as requisite 1.00pm: Dinner - Leave to 2 Watches 2.30pm to 8.00am, Boys till 6.00am 2.15pm: Waterboat alongside - Ship open to the Public 4f73c79ba2fc8ea903000338: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0083_0.jpg) 21 December 1921 Esquimault Lat 48.5, Long -123.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.50am: Landed Working Party to embark provisions 8.30am: Landed 1 watch of Stokers for field exercise 9.20am: Training Class at Instruction -Hands loading & embarking provisions 11.30am: Provision lighters alongside 12.30pm: Provision lighter alongside 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Waterboat alongside 3.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 8.00am: Boys till6.00pm: 4.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c79ca2fc8ea903000339: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0083_1.jpg) 22 December 1921 Esquimault Lat 48.5, Long -123.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.45am: Hands blacking down rigging, painting & refitting as requisite 10.10am: Landed Topmen for Small Arms Drill 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Ship open to the Public 2.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 8.00am: Boys till6.00pm: 4f73c79ca2fc8ea90300033a: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0084_0.jpg) 23 December 1921 Esquimault Lat 48.5, Long -123.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Hands blacking down rigging, painting & refitting as requisite. Boys at School 10.10am: Forecastlemen landed for Route March 10.30am: Waterboat alongside 1.00pm: Dinner 2.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 8.00am: Boys till6.00pm: 3.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c79da2fc8ea90300033b: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0084_1.jpg) 24 December 1921 Esquimault Lat 48.5, Long -123.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Party landed to collect Christmas Decorations 10.00am: Hands blacking down aloft & cleaning ship 10.45am: Boys Naval Brigade came on board & were inspected by Commander-in-Chief 12.30pm: Dinner 1.30pm: Ship open to the Public 2.30pm: Leave to1 watch till1000 Monday 26th - Leave to 1 watch till Noon Sunday 25th and Boys till 6.00pm 4f73c79ea2fc8ea90300033c: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0085_0.jpg) 25 December 1921 Esquimault Lat 48.5, Long -123.5 6.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Landed Wesleyans 10.00am: Landed Roman Catholics- Divisions & Divine Service 11.30am: Commander-in-Chief walked round ship Noon: Dinner 1.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 10.00am: Boys till 6.00pm 2.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c79ea2fc8ea90300033d: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0085_1.jpg) 26 December 1921 Esquimault Lat 48.5, Long -123.5 6.40am: Hands cleaning ship & unrigging green stuff aloft 9.55am: hands employed getting in Midship ladder, blacking down aloft, Party away for sand, Training Class at Instruction - Boys at Instruction 11.30am: Furled Quarterdeck awning Noon: Dinner 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c79fa2fc8ea90300033e: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0086_0.jpg) 27 December 1921 Esquimault to Vancouver Lat 48.7, Long -123.2 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship & preparing for Sea 9.24am: Weighed & turned 9.35am: Proceeded Course as requisite 12 knots 9.59am: Brotchy Ledge Light 360º 3.3 cables 10.15am: Trial Island Light 027º 1.1. miles 10.43am: Discovery Island Light 263º 1.1 miles 11.00am: Hands Working about boats & cleaning as requisite - Boys at School Training Class at Instruction 11.34am: Vellett Bluff Light 083º1.0 miles 11.46am: 13 knots 12.32pm: Rounded Mouatt Point 1.01pm: Entered Active Pass 1.11pm: Reduced to 12 knots 1.22pm: Georgina Light 174º18 ½ cables 1.25pm: Hands preparing to go alongside & Working about boats 2.24pm: Sands Head Lightship 090º 6 cables 3.11pm: North Area Jetty Beacon 32º 2 miles 3.21pm: Grey Point Light Buoy 160º 1 ¼ cables 3.47pm: Prospect Bluff Light abeam 3.55pm: Speed as requisite 4.15pm: Secured to west side of Canadian Pacific Railway Pier A heading 245º - spread Quarterdeck awning 6.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c79fa2fc8ea90300033f: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0086_1.jpg) 28 December 1921 Vancouver, B.C. Lat 49.2, Long -123.2 6.30am: Hands cleaning ship 9.45am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill - Hands getting down whalers’ davits, reeving new boats’ falls, painting boats. Boys at School 1.00pm: Dinner 1.30pm: Admiral, Captain, & Officers officially welcomed to Vancouver by Mayor 1.30pm: Mayor of Vancouver paid official visit to ship 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 2.30pm: Ship Open to the Public - Discharged one Rating to Hospital 4f73c79fa2fc8ea903000340: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0087_0.jpg) 29 December 1921 Vancouver, B.C. Lat 49.2, Long -123.2 6.30am: Hands cleaning ship 9.45am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands cleaning foretop, refitting boats’ falls, Training Class at Instruction. Boys at School, cleaning out boats 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 2.30pm: Ship Open to the Public 4f73c7a0a2fc8ea903000341: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0087_1.jpg) 30 December 1921 Vancouver, B.C. Lat 49.2, Long -123.2 6.30am: Hands cleaning ship 8.15am: Hands cleaning ship 9.45am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.00am: Hands painting boats, watering down foretop, overhauling rigging screws, cleaning out water tanks, Boys at School Guns crews at Drill 10.30am: American Consul General called 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship Open to the Public 5.00pm: Read Warrant No. 18 4f73c7a0a2fc8ea903000342: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0088_0.jpg) 31 December 1921 Vancouver, B.C. Lat 49.2, Long -123.2 5.40am: Hands scrubbing Upper deck with sand 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Tested Lifebuoys 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship Open to the Public LOGS FOR JANUARY 1922 4f73c7a0a2fc8ea903000343: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0088_1.jpg) 1 January 1922 Vancouver, B.C. Lat 49.2, Long -123.2 6.30am: Hands cleaning ship 9.45am: Divisions 10.15am: Divine Service 12.45pm: Lieutenant Langford Royal Navy Volunteer Reserve invested with Order of the British Empire by Admiral on board 1.15pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 1.30pm: Ship Open to the Public 4f73c7a1a2fc8ea903000344: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0089_0.jpg) 2 January 1922 Vancouver, B.C. Lat 49.2, Long -123.2 6.30am: Hands cleaning ship 9.45am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.00am: Paid Quarterly Settlement - Hands refitting boats falls, cleaning paintwork, Training Classes at Instruction, Guns crews at Loader 1.00pm: Dinner 1.45pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship Open to the Public 8.00pm: Marine Guard relieved by Seamen 4f73c7a1a2fc8ea90300345: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0089_1.jpg) 3 January 1922 Vancouver, B.C. Lat 49.2, Long -123.2 6.30am: Hands cleaning ship & getting out Field gear 10.05am: Landed Small Arms Company, Marines, & Band for Route March through Vancouver 11.00am: Remainder of Hands cleaning ship & Working about whaler’s davits 12.55pm: Landing Party returned 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship Open to the Public 4.00pm: Seamen Guard relieved by Marines 9.40pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7a2a2fc8ea903000346: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0090_0.jpg) 4 January 1922 Vancouver, B.C. Lat 49.2, Long -123.2 6.30am: Hands cleaning ship & getting out Field gear 9.45am: Hands employed: Working about boats falls & davits, painting side, & cleaning paintwork. Field guns crew at Drill 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship Open to the Public 4f73c7a2a2fc8ea90300347: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0090_1.jpg) 5 January 1922 Vancouver, B.C. Lat 49.2, Long -123.2 6.30am: Hands cleaning ship 9.45am: Hands embarking provisions, refitting boats falls, guns crews & supply Parties at Drill. Training Classes at Instruction - Boys at School 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship Open to the Public 4f73c7a3a2fc8ea903000348: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0091_0.jpg) 6 January 1922 Vancouver, B.C. Lat 49.2, Long -123.2 6.30am: Hands cleaning ship 9.45am: Exercised Action Stations 10.50am: Hands Working about boats’ davits & in boats, painting, & as requisite. Training Classes at Instruction - Boys at School 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship Open to the Public 4f73c7a3a2fc8ea903000349: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0091_1.jpg) 7 January 1922 Vancouver, B.C. Lat 49.2, Long -123.2 6.30am: Hands cleaning ship 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship 1.00pm: Dinner 1.45pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 8.30am: / 8 January, Leave to Watch till 8.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship Open to the Public 7.30pm: One Rating rejoined from St. Joseph's Hospital Victoria B.C. 4f73c7a3a2fc8ea90300034a: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0092_0.jpg) 8 January 1922 Vancouver, B.C. Lat 49.2, Long -123.2 6.40am: Hands cleaning ship 10.10am: Divisions & Divine Service 11.00am: Representatives of the War Veterans Association came on board to present badge to Admiral 1.00pm: Dinner 1.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till Midnight; Boys till 6.00pm 2.00pm: Ship Open to the Public 5.15pm: Furled Quarterdeck awning & prepared for Sea 4f73c7a4a2fc8ea90300034b: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0092_1.jpg) 9 January 1922 Vancouver, B.C. to Seattle Washington Lat 49.5, Long -123.1 6.30am: Hands cleaning ship 8.04am: Slipped, backed astern from Pier & turned 8.15am: Proceeded out of harbour 12 knots 8.26am: Prospect Point Light abeam ½ cable - increased to 18 knots 8.47am: At Vinson Point Light 005º 2 ⅓ miles 9.26am: Sands Head Lightship 090º 6 cables 10.00am: Hands cleaning out boats, reeving boats falls. Training Classes at Instruction, exercised Control Parties 10.09am: Speed as requisite for Active Pass 10.12am: Passed Georgina Light 10.27am: Helen Point Light abeam - increased to 18 knots 11.06am: Tura Point Light 073º 9 cables 11.28am: Vellett Bluff 073º 6 cables 1.14pm: Reduced to 17 knots 1.16pm: Wilson Point 215º 1 ¼ miles 1.30pm: Saluted National flag 21 guns. Salute returned by Fort Warden 1.32pm: Marrow Stone Point 260º 6 cables 1.52pm: Bush Point Light 065º 1 mile 2.22pm: Point No Point Light 269º 6 cables 3.16pm: Reduced to 15 knots 3.21pm: West Point Light 090º 4 ½ cables 3.42pm: Speed as requisite 3.57pm: Made fast to Bell Street Terminal dock Seattle heading 132º 5.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am: 4f73c7a4a2fc8ea90300034c: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0093_0.jpg) 10 January 1922 Seattle Washington Lat 47.7, Long -122.3 6.30am: Hands cleaning ship 8.15am: Spread Quarterdeck awning 9.45am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.00am: Hands cleaning Mess deck & flats 10.10am: Moved ship 50 feet forward 12.50pm: Rear Admiral Hoogewerff United States navy came on board [John Adrian Hoogewerff] 1.00pm: Dinner 1.40pm: Rear Admiral left ship. Saluted 13 guns 1.50pm: Saluted British Consul 7 guns 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am: Boys till 6.00pm: 4.00pm: Ship Open to the Public 4f73c7a5a2fc8ea90300034d: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0093_1.jpg) 11 January 1922 Seattle Washington Lat 47.7, Long -122.3 6.30am: Hands cleaning ship 9.45am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.15am: Hands turning in boats & securing for Sea, refitting boats falls, Training Classes at Instruction - Boys at School - Gun Layers & Trainers at Drill 1.00pm: Dinner 1.45pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 8.00pm: & Boys till 6.00pm: 2.00pm: Ship Open to the Public till 4.00pm: 4.30pm: Furled Quarterdeck awning 8.30pm: Watch preparing for Sea 10.29pm: Cast off from wharf 10.39pm: Backed astern & turned 10.50pm: Proceeded at 14 knots. Courses as requisite 11.36pm: West Point Light: 055 º - 7 cables 11.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7a6a2fc8ea90300034e: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0094_0.jpg) 12 January 1922 Seattle to San Francisco Lat 47.5, Long -124.8 12.02am: Apple Cove Light 235º 1 mile 12.30am: Point No Point 217º9 cables 1.13am: Bush Point Light 087º 1 mile 1.36am: Marrow Stone Point Light 262º 7 cables 2.11am: Wilson Point. Light 175º 1 ½ miles. Shaped course 286º 2.56am: Course as requisite for obtaining deviations on East & West 3.31am: New Dungeness Light 206º 2.9 miles - Shaped course 275º. Exercised Seaboats crew 4.52am: Race rocks 005º 2 ¼ miles 5.16am: Altered course 285º 5.59am: Sheringham Light 015º 3 ¾ miles 6.15am: Exercised Seaboats crew Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Tatoosh Island Light 212º 4.4 miles 8.04am: Altered course 250º 8.24am: Altered course 190º 9.12am: Altered course 179º 9.35am: Umatilla Light 089º 1.5 miles 9.40am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands employed; supply Parties at Drill, Guns crews at Loader, boats crews Working about boats, Party painting as requisite 1.25pm: Hands Working about davits & boats, Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at School, Party painting as requisite 4.30pm: Quarters 5.15pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 9.55pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7a6a2fc8ea90300034f: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0094_1.jpg) 13 January 1922 Seattle to San Francisco Lat 41.9, Long -124.7 2.45am: Exercised Seaboats crew 4.30am: Ran into patches of fog 4.50am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.22am: Ran out of fog 7.59am: Cape Blanco Light 089º 10¾ miles 8.05am Altered course 175º 9.40am: Divisions 10.00am: Exercised Action Stations 10.45am Secured - Boys at School Training Classes at Instruction Hands cleaning ship & holystoning Quarterdeck 1.10pm: Ran into fog in patches 2.15pm: Fog lifted 2.30pm: Hands cleaning ship & holystoning Quarterdeck 4.30pm: Quarters 4.40pm: Read Warrant No. 19 5.39pm: Cape Mendocino Light 125º 9 miles 5.45pm: Altered course 100º 7.00pm: Punta Gorda Light 070º 4.2 miles 7.03pm: Reduced to 12 knots 7.10pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 10.50pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7a6a2fc8ea903000350: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0095_0.jpg) 14 January 1922 San Francisco Lat 37.8, Long -122.4 12.00am: Cabrillo Light 046º 8.8 miles 1.28am: Altered course 150º 1.45am: Point Arena Light 060º 3 ¼ miles 1.56am: Reduced to 11 ½ knots 3.25am: Exercised Seaboats crew 4.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 7.25am: Altered course 125º 7.27am: Point Reyes 091º 4.0 miles 9.40am: Hands preparing for entering harbour 10.20am: Bonita Point Light 330º ¾ miles 10.30am: Saluted National flag 21 guns. Fort replied 10.40am: Speed as requisite for coming alongside 10.49am: Goat Island. Saluted Vice Admiral's flag 15 guns. Reply 15 guns 11.00am: Failed to get alongside due to tide - proceeded 14 knots & turned 16 points 11.20am: Tug alongside 11.30am: Secured to Pier 37 head South 12.40pm: Rear Admiral Halstead United States Navy came onboard 1.15pm: Rear Admiral left 2.00pm: Hands cleaning ship Hoisted boats 4.30pm: Quarters - spread Quarterdeck awning 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am: 4f73c7a7a2fc8ea903000351: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0095_1.jpg) 15 January 1922 San Francisco Lat 37.8, Long -122.4 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Divisions - Divine Service 1.15pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship open to the Public from 2.00pm - 4.30pm: 4f73c7a7a2fc8ea90300352: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0096_0.jpg) 16 January 1922 San Francisco Lat 37.8, Long -122.4 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 9.30am: Hands cleaning out boats. Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at School Remainder painting & cleaning 11.10am: Major General Wright U.S. Army and Major General Barnett U.S. Marines came onboard 1.00pm: Dinner 1.45pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship open to the Public 2.00pm - 4.00pm: 4f73c7a7a2fc8ea903000353: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0096_1.jpg) 17 January 1922 San Francisco Lat 37.8, Long -122.4 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.00am: Hands refitting lower boom gear, Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at School, remainder cleaning & painting 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship open to the Public 2.00pm - 4.30pm 4f73c7a8a2fc8ea903000354: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0097_0.jpg) 18 January 1922 San Francisco Lat 37.8, Long -122.4 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.00am: Hands refitting lower boom gear, side Party painting side, Guns crews at Loader, Boys at School, Training Classes at Instruction, remainder cleaning ship 1.00pm: Dinner 1.45pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship open to the Public 2.00pm - 4.30pm 4f73c7a8a2fc8ea903000355: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0097_1.jpg) 19 January 1922 San Francisco Lat 37.8, Long -122.4 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.00am: Hands employed: Party at Field exercise, Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at School, cleaning ship & painting. Guns crews at loader 1.00pm: Dinner 1.45pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm: Ship open to the Public 2.00pm - 4.30pm 4f73c7a8a2fc8ea903000356: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0098_0.jpg) 20 January 1922 San Francisco Lat 37.8, Long -122.4 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship & preparing for oiling 7.40am: Oiler MIDWAY came alongside 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.00am: Hands embarking stores, cleaning funnels, & painting side -Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at School 1.00pm: Dinner 1.45pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 2.00am: Boys till 6.00pm 2.40pm Oiler cast off - Received 1266 tons of oil 3.00pm: Ship open to the Public 2.00pm - 4.00pm 4f73c7a9a2fc8ea903000357: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0098_1.jpg) 21 January 1922 San Francisco to Monterey Lat 37.1, Long -122.4 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship & preparing for Sea 7.15am: Furled Quarterdeck awning 7.42am: Slipped from Jetty - backed out & turned 8.00am: Fired Salute - 13 guns - Rear Admiral Halstead United States Navy, Major General Wright, US Army, Major General Barnett US Marines, 11 guns for British Acting Consul General 8.08am: Proceeded 12 knots 8.23am: Passed USS ARIZONA, MISSISSIPPI, and NEVADA. ARIZONA. Saluted Vice Admiral 15 guns. Returned Salute with 15 guns 8.50am: No. 2 buoy South Channel 090º 3¼ cables - Shaped course 185º - Hands cleaning ship & painting 9.50am: Altered course 168º- Montana Light 001º 1 ¾ miles 10.05am: Reduced to 11 knots 11.45am: Pigeon Point Light 078º 3.1 miles 11.47am: Altered course 140º Noon: Pigeon Point Light 030º 3 ½ miles- Tested Lifebuoys 1.30pm: Hands cleaning ship 2.06pm: Reduced to 12 knots 2.16pm: Course & speed as requisite Turned 16 points to recover Lifebuoy which had been dropped overboard by accident 2.33pm: Recovered Lifebuoy. Proceeded 14 knots 2.39pm: Shaped course 138º 3.43pm: Speed as requisite 3.48pm: Course as requisite for anchoring in Monterey Bay 3.35pm: Came to Starboard anchor in 11½ fathoms veered 5 shackles. Saluted National flag 21 guns. Battery in Presidio returned Salute. Spread Quarterdeck awning 5.00pm: Leave to 1 ½ Watches till 12.15am: 4f73c7a9a2fc8ea903000358: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0099_0.jpg) 22 January 1922 Monterey Lat 36.6, Long -121.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Ship’s Company Mustered by Hundreds. Served out Service certificates 10.00am: Divisions. Divine Service 1.15pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 2.00pm-4.00pm: Ship open to Public 4f73c7aaa2fc8ea903000359: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0099_1.jpg) 23 January 1922 Monterey Lat 36.6, Long -121.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.00am: Hands employed Party getting sand, Boys at School - Training Classes at Instruction - remainder painting & cleaning 1.00pm: Dinner 1.45pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 2.00pm-4.00pm: Ship open to Public 4f73c7aaa2fc8ea90300035a: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0100_0.jpg) 24 January 1922 Monterey Lat 36.6, Long -121.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands painting as requisite, Party away for sand, Training Classes at Instruction - Boys at School 1.00pm: Dinner 1.45pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 2.00pm-4.00pm: Ship open to Public 4.50pm: Read Warrants Nos. 20 & 21 4f73c7aaa2fc8ea90300035b: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0100_1.jpg) 25 January 1922 Monterey Lat 36.6, Long -121.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Topmen at Rifle drill, rigging Party overhauling bottle screws, crews cleaning out boats, hands painting as requisite & preparing Quarterdeck for ‘At Home.’ 11.10am: Training Classes at Instruction 1.00pm: Dinner 1.45pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 2.00pm: Discharged one Rating to Hospital 3.00pm: ‘At Home’ held on board 6.00pm: Unrigged flags on Quarterdeck 4f73c7aba2fc8ea90300035c: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0101_0.jpg) 26 January 1922 Monterey to Santa Barbara Lat 35.5, Long -121.4 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.15am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands hoisting & turning in boats, securing gear for Sea & painting as requisite. Training Classes at Instruction - Boys at School 11.30am: Dinner 12.45pm: Hands preparing for Sea. Furled Quarterdeck awning 1.20pm: Weighed 1.27pm Proceeded 12 knots - Course as requisite for rounding Point Pinos 1.45pm: Exercised Control Parties 2.12pm: Cypress Rock 085º1/2 mile - shaped course 175º 3.00pm: Hands cleaning boats, painting, etc. Training Classes at Instruction 3.35pm: Point Sur 085º 3.1 miles - Altered course 150º 4.30pm: Quarters 5.15pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.15pm: Burnt Searchlights & ended ‘Control’ 7.41pm: Piedras Blancas 060º 9.3 miles 9.05pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 9.17pm-9.22pm:Altered course 145º to avoid steamer 10.52pm: St. Luis Light 060º 4f73c7aca2fc8ea90300035d: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0101_1.jpg) 27 January 1922 Monterey to Santa Barbara Lat 34.4, Long -119.7 1.30am: Point Arguello Light 085º 5.8 miles Altered course 130º 2.13am: Exercised Seaboats crew 2.45am: Conception Point Light 047º 4.5 miles Altered course 097º 2.50am: Reduced to 11 ½ knots 5.05am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Santa Barbara Light 037º 7 ¼ miles - Course as requisite for anchoring 6.48am: Speed as requisite 6.54am: Came to Starboard anchor in 10 fathoms veered to 5 shackles 7.10am: Spread Quarterdeck awning - Hands cleaning ship 9.45am: Mayor of Santa Barbara & Party came onboard to visit Commander-in-Chief 10.40am: Hands painting ship’s side, overhauling rigging screws. Training Classes at Instruction - Boys at School - remainder cleaning paintwork 10.50am: Commander-in-Chief landed to return Mayor's call 1.45pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 2.30pm-5.30pm: Ship open to the Public 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c7aca2fc8ea90300035e: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0102_0.jpg) 28 January 1922 Santa Barbara Lat 34.4, Long -119.7 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship 11.00am: Tested Lifebuoys 1.45pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 2.00pm-4.45pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c7ada2fc8ea90300035f: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0102_1.jpg) 29 January 1922 Santa Barbara Lat 34.4, Long -119.7 5.00am: Sea began to get up 6.35am: Hoisted Motor boat 7.00am: Hoisted Pinnace 7.35am: Worked engines to make a Lee for Starboard boats 7.50am: Weighed and turned to make a lee for hoisting 1st motor boat & barge 8.15am: Boats hoisted. Furled Quarterdeck awnings 8.33am: Came to in 9 fathoms veered to 8 shackles - Set Anchor Watch 9.45am: Hands cleaning ship & turning in boats 4.00pm: Took off Anchor Watch 4.40pm: Quarters 4f73c7ada2fc8ea903000360: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0103_0.jpg) 30 January 1922 Santa Barbara Lat 34.4, Long -119.7 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.20am: Divisions & Prayers - Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction - Boys at School - boats crews cleaning out boats, remainder cleaning & painting 12.25pm: Lowered boats 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 4.30pm: Quarters - Hands preparing for Sea 4f73c7aea2fc8ea903000361: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0103_1.jpg) 31 January 1922 Santa Barbara to Santa Monica Lat 34.1, Long -119.1 5.15am: Hands hoisting boats and securing gear for Sea. 5.53am: Weighed 5.55am: Proceeded 15 knots. 6.00am: Santa Barbara Light: 274º - 2⅓ miles - shaped course 127º 7.51am: Hueneme Light 030º 2 ¼ miles 8.00am: Altered course 115º 9.00am: Altered course 093º 9.15am: Divisions & Prayers 9.27am: Dune Point Buoy 356º 1 mile 10.00am: Hands Working about boats, cleaning ship, Training Classes at Instruction 10.25am: Course as requisite. 10.30am: Speed as requisite 10.42am: Came to Port anchor in 7 fathoms veered to 5 shackles Noon: Swell prevented communications with shore. 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Paid monthly advance. Lowered cutter & sent her to Venice Pier. 4.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to Public. 4.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am 5.30pm: Read Warrant No. 22 LOGS FOR FEBRUARY 1922 4f73c7aea2fc8ea903000362: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0104_0.jpg) 1 February 1922 Santa Monica Lat 34.0, Long -118.5 6.00am: Cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Spread Quarterdeck awnings. 9.30am: Guns crew and Magazine Party at Drill. Topmen to Rifle Drill. 10.30am: Party fitting new awning backbone. 2.00pm-5.30pm: Ship open to Public. 2.30pm: Discharged 3 Ratings to Hospital Leave to 1 ½ Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 4f73c7aea2fc8ea903000363: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0104_1.jpg) 2 February 1922 Santa Monica Lat 34.0, Long -118.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.30am: Rigging Party fitting awning backbone. Quarterdeck men at Rifle Drill, cleaning out boats 10.00am: Training Classes at Instruction - Boys at Instruction 1.45pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am - Boys till 6.00pm 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to visitors 4f73c7afa2fc8ea903000364: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0105_0.jpg) 3 February 1922 Santa Monica Lat 34.0, Long -118.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.30am: Training Classes at Instruction - Boys at Instruction , painting & cleaning as requisite - Party fitting awning backbones 1.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to Public 1.45pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 6.00pm: Read Warrant No. 23 4f73c7afa2fc8ea903000365: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0105_1.jpg) 4 February 1922 Santa Monica Lat 34.0, Long -118.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship 11.00am-5.00pm: Ship open to Public 11.30am: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 4f73c7b0a2fc8ea903000366: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0106_0.jpg) 5 February 1922 Santa Monica Lat 34.0, Long -118.5 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship and rigging Quarter Deck for 'At Home'. 9.40am: Divine Service 10.00am: Ship open to Public 11.30am: Leave to 2 Watches till Midnight; Boys till 6.00pm 2.00pm: Ship closed to Public 3.00pm: 'At Home' held onboard. 4f73c7b0a2fc8ea903000367: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0106_1.jpg) 6 February 1922 Santa Monica to San Pedro Lat 33.7, Long -118.3 4.30am: Hands hoisting boats & preparing for Sea 5.06am: Weighed and proceeded 15 knots 5.09am: Shaped course 175º - Hands cleaning ship 6.00am: Altered course 130º 6.11am: Vicente Point Light Buoy 040º 1 miles 6.20am: Altered course 095º 6.42am: Fermin Light 360º 8¼ cables. Course as requisite 6.52am: Speed as requisite 7.09am: Came to Starboard anchor in 8 fathoms veered 5 shackles - Found here HMS CALCUTTA and 4th Division US Pacific fleet 7.20am: Oil lighter alongside 8.00am: Saluted National flag 21 guns, Fort replied. 9.16am: Saluted Admiral Eberle Commander-in-Chief US Pacific Fleet 17 guns - USS CALIFORNIA replied 9.15am: Boys at Instruction -Training Classes at Instruction. Preparing for Sea 10.40am: Joined ship from CALCUTTA - 5 Ratings 10.45am Oil lighter cast off - received 293 tons of oil 11.00am: Admiral Eberle United States Navy came on board 11.20am: Saluted 17 guns - Admiral Eberle leaving ship 1.25pm: Hands employed: embarking fresh provisions, Training Classes at Instruction, Party cleaning Saluting Cases, preparing for Sea 4.50pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Discharged 3 Ratings to CALCUTTA 7.30pm: Discharged to CALCUTTA Lieutenant RCO Hill Royal Navy, Paymaster Sub Lieutenant E Mc Eldred Royal Navy and 1 Rating 8.00pm: One Rating joined ship from CALCUTTA 9.00pm: Hands hoisting & turning in boats 10.15pm: Furled Quarterdeck awning 10.27pm: Weighed & turned 11.30pm: Proceeded as requisite 11.38pm Breakwater Light 250º 1½ cables. Shaped course 162º 15 knots 4f73c7b0a2fc8ea903000368: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0107_0.jpg) 7 February 1922 San Pedro to Panama Lat 30.7, Long -117.1 2.15am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.30am: Hands cleaning ship 6.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Forecastlemen to Small Arms Drill, Boats crews Working about boats, Control Parties at Drill, remainder painting & cleaning ship 10.00am: Increased to 15 knots 1.25pm: Boats crews cleaning out boats, Boys at School, remainder painting & cleaning 4.30pm: Quarters 6.00pm: Altered course 175º 11.00pm: Altered course 133º 4f73c7b1a2fc8ea903000369: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0107_1.jpg) 8 February 1922 San Pedro to Panama Lat 25.7, Long -113.7 1.10am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.10am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Topmen at Rifle Drill, Guns crews at Drill, crews cleaning out boats, remainder Working in parts of ship 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 4.30pm: Quarters 4.52pm: Altered course 150º to avoid SS NARENTA 4.58pm: Altered course 133º 5.00pm: Spoke SS NARENTA bound from Tynemouth to Portland Oregon 5.30pm: Cape San Lazaro 059º 12 ¼ miles 5.35pm: Altered course 140º 7.15pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 10.15pm: Burnt Searchlights for Exercise 9.00pm: Altered course 128º 10.15pm: Put clocks on 20 minutes 11.10pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7b1a2fc8ea90300036a: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0108_0.jpg) 9 February 1922 San Pedro to Panama Lat 21.7, Long -108.7 12.15am: Put clocks back 20 minutes 2.15am: Exercised Seaboats crew 3.55am: Cape Falso Light 104º 4.15am: Put clocks back 20 minutes 4.40am: Altered course 140º to avoid steamer 4.45am: Resumed course 128º 5.40am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.49am: Cape Falso Light 038º 11.0 miles 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.00am: Rig - Whites 9.20am: Cleared lower deck. Hands fell in for Station ‘Entering Harbour.’ Captain inspected Stations 10.00am: Control Parties at Drill, Quarterdeckmen at Rifle Drill, Guns crew & Supply Parties at Drill, Party reeving new falls for barge, Boats crew cleaning out boat, Boys at School, remainder in parts of ship 2.00pm: Hands Working about boats, painting forecastle, Training Classes at Instruction Boys at Instruction 4.30pm: Quarters Physical Drill 5.45pm: Spoke Dutch SS NORDERDYK & Passed USSS BLUE TRIANGLE 7.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.15pm: Exercised Burning Searchlights 10.10pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7b1a2fc8ea90300036b: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0108_1.jpg) 10 February 1922 San Pedro to Panama Lat 18.1, Long -103.1 2.50am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.05am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.30am: Altered course 118º 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Exercised Action Stations 10.15am: Training Classes at Instruction, cleaning out boats, shipping sub calibre guns, Working in parts of the ship 10.26am: San Telsuo Light 038) 6 ¼ miles 2.00pm: Crews Working in boats, Party reeving new boats falls, Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction, remainder in parts of ship 4.30pm: Quarters - Physical Drill 6.00pm: Morro de Petatlan 045º 19 ¾ miles 7.15pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.08pm: Reduced to 10 knots 8.13pm: Course & speed as requisite. Dropped target & Carried out sub calibre night firing 9.30pm: Picked up target 9.40pm: Shaped course 118º 15 ½ knots 8.13pm-9.40pm: Course Made Good 085º 0.4 miles 10.15pm: Put clocks on 20 minutes 11.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7b2a2fc8ea90300036c: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0109_0.jpg) 11 February 1922 San Pedro to Panama Lat 15.5, Long -97.8 1.15am: Put clocks on 20 minutes 2.05am: Exercised Seaboats crew 4.25am: Put clocks on 20 minutes 5.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 6.30am: Spoke USS NITRO 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship 11.30am: Spoke SS MEMPHIS CITY, Colon to San Pedro 11.45am: Stopped, sent man overside to clear sullage chute Noon: Proceeded 15 ½ knots 1.36pm: Altered course 117º 2.00pm: Hands cleaning ship 4.30pm: Quarters - Read Warrant No. 24 7.15pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.00pm: Altered course 118º 10.15pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7b2a2fc8ea90300036d: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0109_1.jpg) 12 February 1922 San Pedro to Panama Lat 12.5, Long -92.1 1.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 2.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 3.40am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.10am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.25am: Stokers & Miscellaneous Ratings mustered by the Ledger 9.30am: Divisions 9.50am: Divine Service 2.00pm: Reduced to 15 knots 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 7.45pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.00pm: Altered course 117º 10.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7b3a2fc8ea90300036e: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0110_0.jpg) 13 February 1922 San Pedro to Panama Lat 9.5, Long -86.8 3.10am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.10am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.00am: Altered course 115º 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Training Classes at Instruction - Boys at Instruction - Officers’ Stewards at Rifle Drill,Cleaning out boats, refitting boat's falls, at Loader Drill, Working in parts of ship 10.12am: Carried out High Angle firing at Smoke bursts 10.30am: 14 knots 2.10pm: Hands employed - overhauling wire hawsers and reels, at Rifle Drill, Training Classes at instructions 2.30pm: Land 040º 3.00pm: Stopped to clean sullage chute 3.18pm: Proceeded 5 knots 3.36pm: 14 knots 4.30pm: Quarters - Physical Drill - Read Warrants Nos. 25 & 26 6.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.07pm: Course & speed as requisite 8.14pm: Dropped target 8.50pm: Carried out full calibre night firing with reduced charges 9.10pm: Ceased Firing 9.22pm: Picked up target & proceeded 9.29pm: Shaped course 116º 15 knots 8.07pm-9.29pm: Course Made Good 097º 2 miles 10.15pm: Put clocks on 20 minutes 11.50pm: Altered course 136º to avoid steamer 11.57pm: Resumed course 116º 4f73c7b3a2fc8ea90300036f: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0110_1.jpg) 14 February 1922 San Pedro to Panama Lat 7.3, Long -82.1 12.15am: Put clocks on 20 minutes 3.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 4.05am: Land 020º 4.15am: Put clocks on 20 minutes 5.35am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.00am: Altered course119º 7.05am: Burica Island 064º 20 1/4 miles 8.45am: Spoke USSS ECUADOR bound for Panama 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Hands employed: Control Parties at Drill, Training Classes at Instruction, painting flats, Forecastlemen at Rifle Drill, Guns crews at Loader, refitting boats falls, Working in parts of ship 11.16am: Montuosa Island 029º 71/2 miles - Altered course 112º 1.15pm: Spoke USSS ROBIN ADAIR 1.16pm: South point of Jicarita Island 020º 1 3/4 miles 1.20pm: Altered course 092º 2.25pm: Hands employed: Ordinancemen at Rifle Drill, Party bending cables, refitting boats falls, Working in parts of ship 4.19pm: Reduced to 14 knots 4.30pm: Quarters - Physical Drill - Read Warrant No. 27 5.00pm: Mariato Point: 322º 6 miles 6.45pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 7.00pm: Altered course 055º 8.15pm: Cape Mala Light 040º 9.25pm: Cape Mala Light 325º 4 1/2 miles 9.45pm: Altered course 020º - Reduced to 12 knots 10.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 10.44pm: Altered course 005º to avoid steamer 10.48pm: Altered course 020º 4f73c7b4a2fc8ea903000370: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0111_0.jpg) 15 February 1922 San Pedro to Panama at Balboa Lat 9.0, Long -79.6 2.05am: Exercised Seaboats crew 4.15am: Bona Island Light 290º 6 miles 4.20am: Altered course 005º 5.27am: Taboguilla Light 323º 3 ½ miles 5.30am: Reduced to 10 knots 5.45am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Course & speed as requisite 6.32am: Came to Starboard anchor in 10 fathoms veered 3 shackles 6.35am: Saluted National Flag 21 guns. Fort Naos returned 6.53am: Weighed & proceeded up channel. Pilot in charge. Course & speed as requisite 7.35am: Made fast to No. 6 wharf for oil received 1180 tons oil 10.00am: Hands cleaning out boats & preparing to go alongside. Topmen at Rifle Drill. 1.40pm: Fired Salute 17 guns on occasion of visit of British Minister to Panama 1.50pm: Spread Quarterdeck awning 2.04pm: Slipped from oil rig Jetty & proceeded as requisite 2.32pm: Secured to wharf in 15C billet 4.30pm: Joined ship for passage - Commander C. S. Johnson Royal Navy 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am: 4f73c7b4a2fc8ea903000371: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0111_1.jpg) 16 February 1922 Balboa Lat 9.0, Long -79.6 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands employed: cleaning side, Training Classes at Instruction Boys at Instruction, Cleaning out boats and jagging up old falls Saluted: 10.28am: President of Panama Republic 21 guns 10.55am: U.S. Minister to Panama 15 guns 11.15am: French Charg’e d'Affaires 13 guns 11.45am: U.S. General in Command 13 guns 11.55am: Governor of Canal Zone 17 guns 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am and to Boys till 6.00pm 4.30pm: Rigged Quarterdeck for Admiral's Party 4f73c7b5a2fc8ea903000372: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0112_0.jpg) 17 February 1922 Balboa Lat 9.0, Long -79.6 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction - Boys at Instruction, cleaning & painting boats, embarking provisions, Working in parts of ship 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till midnight and to Boys till 6.00pm 3.00pm - 6.00pm: ‘At Home’ held on board 4f73c7b5a2fc8ea903000373: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0112_1.jpg) 18 February 1922 Balboa to Bermuda Lat 9.2, Long -79.9 6.00am: Hands preparing to cast off 6.31am: Slipped from wharf and turned. Pilot in charge 6.55am: Proceeded as requisite for passing through Panama Canal 7.35am: Entered Miraflores Locks. 8.1/8am: Left Miraflores Locks 8.50am: Entered Pedro Miguel Lock 9.15am: Left Pedro Miguel and proceeded 6 knots through Gaillard Cut 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship. 10.31am: Increased to 14 knots 10.34am: At Chagres Crossing 11.57am: Speed as requisite for approaching Gatun Locks. 12.20pm: Entered Gatun Locks. 1.09pm: Left Gatun Locks. Proceeded 10 knots & as requisite 1.30pm: Furled awnings & prepared for Sea. 1.41pm: Stopped in Colon Harbour 1.50pm: Pilot left ship. Course & speed as requisite for leaving harbour 2.04pm: Increased to 12 knots 2.13pm: In Colon Breakwater Entrance - Shaped course 005º 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Increased to 12 ½ knots 5.18pm: Altered course 032º 7.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 9.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7b5a2fc8ea903000374: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0113_0.jpg) 19 February 1922 Colon to Bermuda Lat 13.2, Long -78.1 1.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 2.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 3.35am: Spoke SS WILLSOLO New York to Colon 5.05am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Altered course 033º 4.30pm: Quarters 5.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 7.30pm: Altered course 035º 10.10pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 11.15pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7b6a2fc8ea903000375: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0113_1.jpg) 20 February 1922 Colon to Bermuda Lat 17.3, Long -75.5 2.10am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.40am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.15am: Altered course 037º 9.00am: Hands employed: Guns crews & Supply Parties at Drill & at Loader, Working about boats, Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction, & Working in parts of ship 2.10pm: Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction, furling wing awnings & painting 3.40pm: USSS EAGLE passed [Ed: possibly USS Eagle] 4.20pm: Navassa Island 353º 4.30pm: Quarters. Read Warrant No. 28 4.48pm: SW end Hayli 054º 5.15pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00pm: Navassa Island Light276º 14 miles - Altered course 033º 7.40pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 11.10pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7b6a2fc8ea903000376: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0114_0.jpg) 21 February 1922 Colon to Bermuda Lat 21.5, Long -72.7 1.15am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.10am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 6.45am: Altered course 037º 7.50am: Sighted Great Inaqua 8.37am: Great Inqua 30 foot Islet 310º 6.6 miles 8.53am: Altered course 032º 9.00am: Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction, Working about boats, Guns crews at Loader, Working in parts of ship 12.23pm: West Caicos Island 064º 1.00pm: SW Point, W. Caicos, 103º 7.8 miles - Altered course 037º 2.00pm: Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction, painting boats, Working in parts of ship 2.10pm: North Point Providenciales - 084º 7.8 miles 4.30pm: Quarters 7.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 11.25pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7b7a2fc8ea903000377: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0114_1.jpg) 22 February 1922 Colon to Bermuda Lat 25.5, Long -69.7 2.20am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.50am: Sighted Waterspout on Port Quarter 9.10am: Preparing paravanes for running 10.22am: Slipped paravanes 11.00am: Hands employed: Quarterdeckmen at Rifle Drill, Working about Motorboats, Training Classes at Instruction, Working in parts of ship & preparing to get in paravanes 12.20pm: Altered course 034º 2.00pm: Hands making & Mending clothes 4.30pm: Quarters 4.36pm: Reduced to 8 knots 4.40pm: Tripped paravanes 4.44pm: Increased to 12 ½ knots 5.53pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 7.00pm: Altered course 036º 7.10pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 10.25pkm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7b7a2fc8ea903000378: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0115_0.jpg) 23 February 1922 Colon to Bermuda Lat 29.5, Long -66.9 1.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 3.10am: Exercised Seaboats crew 4.55am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Sighted Schooner steering NE - Rig - Blues 10.35am: Hands employed: Control Parties at Drill, Guns crews at Loader, Working about Motorboats,Boys at School, Working in parts of ship 2.15pm: Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction, shackling on cables, shipping sub calibre guns, Marines at Loader, crews Working in Motorboats, Working in parts of ship 4.30pm: Quarters. Physical Drill 7.00pm: Altered course 038º 7.15pm: Spoke SS BARON bound for New Orleans 10.15pm: Put clocks on 15 minutes 11.05pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7b8a2fc8ea903000379: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0115_1.jpg) 24 February 1922 Colon to Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 1.15am: Put clocks on 15 minutes 2.44am: Sighted Gibb’s Hill Light 011º 3.05am: Exercised Seaboats crew 3.57am: Sighted St David's Light 017º 4.10am: Altered course 020º 4.15am: Put clocks on 10 minutes 5.19am: Gibb’s Light 290º 8.9 miles- Exercised Seaboats crew 5.48am: Altered course as requisite 6.21am: Speed as requisite 6.23am-6.39am: Passing through Narrows 6.45am: Came to Port anchor in 11 fathoms veered 3 shackles. Pratique granted. Hands cleaning ship 8.15am: Tug ST. ABB’S with target came alongside. Ratings rejoined 1 from MALABAR, 1 from Hospital 8.56am: Weighed & proceeded as requisite 9.20am: Commenced Sub Calibre practice in Murray’s Anchorage 10.15am: Finished practices. Stopped 10.37am: ST. ABB’S came alongside to disembark target Party 10.44am Proceeded for Grassy Bay 11.30am: Came to Port anchor in 8 ½ fathoms veered 5 shackles 1.00pm: Found here CAMBRIAN, CONSTANCE, VALERIAN, WISTARIA, and Submarines CH 14 & CH 15 1.25pm: Commander-in-Chief and staff disembarked to reside at Admiralty House 2.00pm: Hands employed: Gun Layers at 1” aiming practice, crews cleaning out boats, Boys at School, Working in parts of ship, & painting 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 8.30pm: Sent 1 Signalman to MALABAR 4f73c7b8a2fc8ea90300037a: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0116_0.jpg) 25 February 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands holystoning Upper deck 7.00am: CAMBRIAN proceeded to Hamilton Harbour 8.54am: Weighed & turned 8.57am: Proceeded to Murray's Anchorage Course & speed as requisite 9.36am: Commenced sub calibre practice 10.25am: Finished 11.04am: Carried out practice with 3” guns - Hands cleaning ship 11.20am: Finished - Proceeded for Grassy Bay 12.06pm: Came to Port anchor in 8 ½ fathoms veered 5 shackles 1.30pm: Hands cleaning ship 4.30pm: Quarters. Read Warrant No. 29 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c7b9a2fc8ea90300037b: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0116_1.jpg) 26 February 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.30am: Landed Roman Catholics 9.30am: Divisions 10.00am: Landed Wesleyans 10.15am: Divine Service 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am. Boys till 6.00pm: 4.30pm: Quarters 7.30pm: Landed patrol 11.00pm: Patrol returned 4f73c7b9a2fc8ea90300037c: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0117_0.jpg) 27 February 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Hands employed: cleaning ship’s side, rigging Illuminating circuits, Training Classes at Instruction, Gun Layers & Trainers at Gun Drill 10.15am: HMS CHARYBDIS left dockyard (Disposed of by sale) 1.25pm: Hands employed: rigging Illuminating circuits, Training Classes at Instruction, Dockyard parties returning stores, unloading sand from Cutter 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c7baa2fc8ea90300037d: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0117_1.jpg) 28 February 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.20am: Landed Escort 1.10am: Escort returned with 3 offenders 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Dressed ship overall in honour of HRH Princess Mary's wedding day 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship 10.15am: Piped down 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am Boys till 6.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters. Furled Quarterdeck awning 5.57pm: Undressed ship 7.30pm: Landed patrol 8.30pm: Illuminated ship 11.00pm: Switched off Illumination LOGS FOR MARCH 1922 4f73c7baa2fc8ea90300037e: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0118_0.jpg) 1 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.30am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship & unrigging Illuminating circuits - Prepared for Sea 8.44am: Weighed & turned 8.53am: Proceeded as requisite 9.47am-9.57am: Passing through Narrows 10.17am: Course & speed as requisite for torpedo firing at target towed by ST. ABBS 10.35am: Fired one Above Water and one Submarine torpedo 11.10am: Stopped & lowered Cutter to recover torpedoes - Hands preparing for firing 11.40am: Boats hoisted - proceeded to take positions for firing 1.15pm: Commenced firing full calibre reduced charge 1.22pm: Ceased firing. Proceeded as requisite for Narrows 2.00pm:-2.09pm: Passing through Narrows. Proceeded for Grassy Bay - Hands replacing gear 2.44pm: Passed WISTARIA outward bound for West Indies 2.49pm: Speed as requisite for anchoring 2.56pm Came to Starboard anchor in 8 ½ fathoms veered 5 shackles 4.37pm: Weighed & turned 4.47pm: Proceeded as requisite into Basin 5.09pm: Secured to NW wall of South Basin Heading 236º - spread Quarterdeck awning 5.30pm: Paid Monthly Advance 6.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c7baa2fc8ea90300037f: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0118_1.jpg) 2 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands scrubbing Upper deck with sand 8.45am: Hands cleaning ship, disembarking Saluting ammunition, unrigging & returning target 9.15am: Took over Duty Signal Boat from CONSTANCE 1.20pm: Hands employed: Working about target & ammunition 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 1.40pm: Lent one Signal Rating to Admiralty House 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c7bba2fc8ea903000380: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0119_0.jpg) 3 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.45am: Water tank alongside 9.00am: Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction, drawing stores, cleaning paintwork 1.25pm: Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction, scraping waterline, cleaning paintwork 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 6.00pm: Hands to Bathe 4f73c7bba2fc8ea903000381: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0119_1.jpg) 4 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands holystoning decks 8.45am: Aired Night clothing 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship 1.30pm: Hands cleaning ship 4.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am/6th & Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am/5th 4.30pm: Quarters - Read Warrants Nos. 30 & 31 5.15pm: Hands to Bathe 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7bca2fc8ea903000382: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0120_0.jpg) 5 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.40am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Divisions 10.00am: Divine Service 10.30am: Landed Wesleyans 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c7bca2fc8ea903000383: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0120_1.jpg) 6 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.35am: Hands disembarking ammunition & stowing in Keep Yard - Discharged 3 Ratings to Hospital, 17 Ratings to Wireless Telegraphy Station (lent), 4 Ratings joined ship (lent) 10.00am: CAMBRIAN anchored in Grassy Bay 1.00pm: Hands disembarking & stowing ammunition, turning out boats, oiling wires & Working on Moresby Plains 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am - Read Warrant No. 32 5.20pm: Hands to Bathe 7.00pm: Landed Cinema Party 4f73c7bda2fc8ea903000384: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0121_0.jpg) 7 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.35am: Hands disembarking ammunition, cleaning wire hawsers, & working on Moresby Plain - Held Educational Exam 11.00am: Held Dockyard conference about refit 1.15pm: Hands disembarking ammunition, cleaning wire hawsers, & Working on Moresby Plain 2.00pm: One Rating discharged to Admiralty House 3.40pm: One Rating rejoined from Admiralty House - One Rating joined from Wireless Telegraphy Station 4.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 4f73c7bda2fc8ea903000385: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0121_1.jpg) 8 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.05am Water tank alongside 9.00am: Hands employed: hauling gig up on boat slip, refitting boom gear, restowing timber, painting heads, Working at Moresby Plain, unreeving boats falls 1.30pm: Hands employed: refitting sounding booms, restowing timber, Working about boats, painting heads, returning shell to Keep Yard, Party at Moresby Plain 4.30pm: Quarters - Read Warrants Nos. 33 & 34 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 5.40pm: Landed prisoner and escort 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7bea2fc8ea903000386: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0122_0.jpg) 9 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.30am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Midshipmen & Butts Party to Rifle Range 9.00am: Hands employed: drawing cordage, clearing boat slip, painting heads, cleaning side, Working on Moresby Plain 11.10am: Discharged one Rating to Hospital 1.30pm: Hands employed: cleaning ship’s side, working on Moresby Plain, fitting boom gear, lifting & cleaning boats davits 4.30pm: Quarters 4.45pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 5.15pm: One Rating joined ship 4f73c7bea2fc8ea903000387: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0122_1.jpg) 10 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.10am: Midshipmen to Rifle Range - Hands employed: Working on Moresby Plain, returning & drawing stores, cleaning side, unshipping davits, painting heads, refilling boom & derrick gear 9.15am: Marine Advance Party & stores left ship for Warwick Camp 10.15am: CONSTANCE anchored in East Berths 12.30pm: Marines left for Warwick camp 1.30pm: Hands employed: 4.15pm: Leave to part of Watch till 6.30pm. Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 5.05pm: SS [RFA] NUCULA (oiler) came alongside Dockyard 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7bea2fc8ea903000388: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0123_0.jpg) 11 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.15am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands holystoning Upper deck 8.30am: Water boat alongside 9.00am: Hands employed: stowing booms, Working on Moresby Plain, cleaning ship 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 2.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 4.30pm: Quarters - Leave to part of Watch till 6.30pm 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7bfa2fc8ea903000389: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0123_1.jpg) 12 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.45am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Divisions 10.00am: Landed Wesleyans 10.15am: Sent Church of England Party to Dockyard church 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 2.30pm: Discharged one Rating to Hospital 3.30pm: Lent 4 Ratings to Hospital as guard 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c7bfa2fc8ea90300038a: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0124_0.jpg) 13 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.15am: Landed Range Party 9.00am: Hands employed: Landed Range Party, Working on Moresby Plain, painting heads, drawing stores, cleaning side, refitting derrick gear, lifting out boats davits 9.05am: Water tank alongside 1.10pm: Hands employed: lifting out boats davits, drawing stores, refitting rigging, painting heads, Working on Moresby Plain, Party reeving Drydock cable, painting side, preparing Quarterdeck for dance 4.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 7.30pm: Landed Cinema Party 4f73c7c0a2fc8ea90300038b: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0124_1.jpg) 14 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship & unrigging Quarterdeck 8.00am: Landed Range Party 9.00am: Hands employed: Working on Moresby Plain, painting heads, drawing stores, cleaning side, refitting rigging, cleaning out Canteen, Party getting sand 10.00am: SS NUCULA sailed 10.50am: Shifted ship to NE end of Wall 1.15pm: Hands employed as in forenoon 2.00pm: CONSTANCE came alongside Dockyard 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & to part of Watch till 6.30pm 4f73c7c0a2fc8ea90300038c: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0125_0.jpg) 15 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 1.00am: Admonished Lieutenant MHM Durand Royal Navy for neglect of duty in not keeping the morning Watch of Tuesday 14th March 1922 in a proper manner. (Signed) Mortimer H M Durand Lieutenant 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Landed Range Party 8.50am: Hands employed: Cleaning side, painting Waterline, returning boats slings for testing, drawing stores, painting heads, Working on Moresby Plain, refitting as requisite 10.00am: Water tank alongside 1.25pm: Hands employed as in forenoon 4.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & to part of Watch till 6.30pm 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7c0a2fc8ea90300038d: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0125_1.jpg) 16 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.24am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands scrubbing Upper deck with sand 7.30am: Landed Canteen Party 8.35am: Hands cleaning ship, drawing & returning stores, rigging Quarterdeck for ‘At Home’ 9.00am: Midshipmen at Rifle Range 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys at Instruction 4.15pm: 'At Home' postponed on account of weather - unrigged Quarterdeck 4.30pm: Leave to part of Watch till 6.30pm: 7.15pm: Landed Cinema Party 7.45pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7c1a2fc8ea90300038e: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0126_0.jpg) 17 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.10am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship & getting up empty cases, etc. 7.45am: Landed Canteen Working Party 8.00am: Landed Range Party 8.30am: Hands employed: working on Moresby Plain, fitting boat ropes, cleaning side, painting heads, provisioning ship, & refitting as requisite 10.00am: Water tank alongside 1.00pm: Hands employed as in forenoon & drawing stores 4.15pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & to part of Watch till 6.30pm 4f73c7c2a2fc8ea90300038f: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0126_1.jpg) 18 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands scrubbing Upper deck with sand 8.00am: Hands cleaning ship - Party Working on Moresby Plain, drawing stores, & Working on Range 10.45am Discharged 2 Ratings to Hospital 11.00am: Water tank alongside 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 1.30pm: Leave to1 Watch till 7.00am/20th & to 1 Watch till 7.00am/19th & Boys till 6.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters - Leave to part of Watch till 6.30pm 5.15pm: Landed patrol 5.30pm: Patrol returned 4f73c7c2a2fc8ea903000390: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0127_0.jpg) 19 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.30am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Landed Canteen Party 9.30am: Divisions 10.00am: Landed Wesleyans - Sent Church of England Party to Dockyard church 1.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 7.45pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7c2a2fc8ea903000391: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0127_1.jpg) 20 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.15am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship & preparing to range cable 7.50am: Landed Canteen Party 8.15am: Landed Range Party 8.50am: CONSTANCE left Dockyard and anchored in Grassy Bay 9.00am: Hands employed: painting heads, cleaning side, refitting rigging, etc., drawing stores, ranging cable for survey 10.10am: SS CATALINA came alongside 10.55am: Water tank alongside 1.15pm: Hands employed as in forenoon. Moresby Plain & Range Parties landed, Party bagging coal for Admiralty House. 3.25pm: Three Ratings rejoined from Hospital 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, & to part of Watch till 6.30pm 6.00pm: Two Ratings brought onboard from St George's Detention Barracks 7.10pm: Landed Cinema Party 4f73c7c3a2fc8ea903000392: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0128_0.jpg) 21 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 7.30am: Landed Canteen Working Party. 8.00am: Water Tank alongside - Landed Range Party 8.20am: CONSTANCE proceeded to Murray's Anchorage 8.50am: Hands employed Working on Moresby Plain, coaling Admiralty House, cleaning cable lockers, painting heads, cleaning side, refitting gear. 1.10pm: Hands employed as in forenoon & Working about target 4.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & to part of Watch till 6.30pm 7.30pm: Landed patrol. 4f73c7c3a2fc8ea903000393: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0128_1.jpg) 22 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.30am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 7.00am: Sent target Party for CONSTANCE firing 7.30am: SS CATALINA left Dockyard 8.00am: Water tank alongside 8.50am: Hands employed Working on Moresby Plain, Working on boats, refitting gear, unshipping davits 10.45am Discharged one Rating to Hospital 1.25pm: Hands employed: Range Party cleaning rifles, Party on Moresby Plain, unshipping davits & refitting 4.00pm: CONSTANCE passed and anchored off Hamilton 4.30pm: Quarters - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 5.20pm: 1 Rating joined from Hospital - 1 Rating lent to Canteen 5.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7c3a2fc8ea903000394: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0129_0.jpg) 23 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.15am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship & mooring Battle Practice target 8.00am: Landed Range Party 8.20am: Spread Quarterdeck awning. Landed Canteen Working Party 8.50am: Hands employed: Working about boats, cleaning cable lockers, unshipping davits, refitting guard rails, drawing stores & cleaning ship, & painting out heads 1.30pm: Furled Quarterdeck awning. Hands employed as in forenoon 3.00pm: One Rating rejoined from Hospital 4.30pm: Quarters 7.15pm: Landed Cinema Party 7.30pm: Landed patrol 11.55pm: Patrol returned 4f73c7c4a2fc8ea903000395: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0129_1.jpg) 24 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Water tank alongside. Landed Range Party. 8.15am: Landed Canteen Working Party. 8.35am: Spread Quarter Deck awning. Hands cleaning ship and preparing for ‘At Home’ Party, refitting Seaboat's gear. 10.10am: Discharged one Rating to Hospital 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes. 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 3.15pm: One Rating joined ship from MALABAR 4.30pm: Leave to part of Watch till 6.30pm: 6.20pm: Hands unrigging Quarterdeck. 6.30pm: One hand reformed from Wireless Telegraphy Station. 7.30pm: Landed patrol & Theatre Party. 4f73c7c4a2fc8ea903000396: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0130_0.jpg) 25 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.40am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands scrubbing Upper deck with sand 7.45am: Landed Canteen Working Party. Water tank alongside 9.00am: Hands employed: Party on Moresby Plain, painting heads, party with Shipwrights, drawing & returning stores, unshipping davits, and cleaning ship 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 2.00pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am/27th - 1 Watch till 7.00am/26th & Boys till 6.00pm 4.10pm: Leave to part of Watch till 6.30pm: 5.45pm: Landed prisoner with escort 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7c5a2fc8ea903000397: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0130_1.jpg) 26 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.20am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.00am: Landed Roman Catholics & Canteen Working Party 9.30am: Divisions 10.00am: Landed Wesleyans 10.15am: Sent Church of England Party to Dockyard Church 1.30pm: Leave to 1 watch till 7.00am & Boys till 6.00pm 2.30pm: Landed Funeral Party 3.00pm: Half masted colours for funeral of late Ed Johns, Stoker of HMS CONSTANCE [Possible: Edward Johns] 4.30pm: Quarters. Rehoisted colours 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7c5a2fc8ea903000398: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0131_0.jpg) 27 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.10am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 7.35am: Landed Canteen Working Party 8.00am: Landed Range Party & Party for Moresby Plain. 9.00am: Hands employed: shifting ship to SW end of wall, refitting gear, working about davits, painting heads & cleaning ship 11.56am: SS PLUMLEAF came alongside oiling jetty 1.10pm: Landed Moresby Plain & Range Parties 2.00pm: Hands employed: launching Motor pinnace, taking slips & slings to testing house, refitting gear, cleaning ship 3.40pm: Joined ship from Admiralty House: 2 privates Royal Marines Light Infantry 4.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 5.50pm: 8 Ratings rejoined from Warwick Camp 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7c5a2fc8ea903000399: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0131_1.jpg) 28 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.25am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 7.45am: Landed Canteen Working Party 8.05am Landed Range Parties 8.30am: Discharged 8 Ratings to SS ARAGUAYA for Passage 9.00am: Hands employed: working on Moresby Plain, painting heads, working about davits, refitting gear, & cleaning side 9.30am: Water tank alongside 1.00pm: Hands employed as in forenoon 2.00pm: Landed Moresby Plain & Range Parties 4.30pm: Quarters 6.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & to part of watch till 6.30pm 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7c6a2fc8ea90300039a: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0132_0.jpg) 29 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.10am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Landed Range & Canteen Party 9.00am: Hands employed: working on Moresby Plain, refitting gear, cleaning side, unshipping davits, painting heads & cleaning ship 12.30pm Discharged 12 Ratings to SS PLUMLEAF for Passage 1.25pm: Hands employed as in forenoon. Moresby Plain & Range Parties landed 2.00pm: SS PLUMLEAF sailed for England 4.00pm: Shifted ship to NE end of wall 4.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & part till 6.30pm 5.45pm: Six Ratings rejoined from Warwick Camp 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7c6a2fc8ea90300039b: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0132_1.jpg) 30 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.25am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.45am: Landed Canteen Party 8.15am: Landed Range & Moresby Plain Party 8.50am: Sent 2 Ratings to Warwick Camp 9.00am: Hands employed: refitting gear, replacing davits, washing down Quarterdeck, cleaning ship 10.00am: Water boat alongside 1.15pm: Landed Range & Moresby Parties 1.30pm: Hands employed: drawing stores, refitting gear, cleaning out cable lockers, unshipping davits & rigging Quarterdeck for dance 4.00pm: Discharged 9 Ratings to Warwick Camp 4.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & to part till 6.30pm 5.20pm: 2 Ratings rejoined from Warwick Camp 7.00pm: Cinema Party landed 7.30pm: Patrol landed 4f73c7c7a2fc8ea90300039c: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0133_0.jpg) 31 March 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.25am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Landed Range & Canteen Party 8.50am: Hands employed working on Moresby Plain, drawing & returning stores, refitting gear, painting heads, & about parts of ship 1.15pm: Landed Range & Moresby Plain Parties 1.30pm: Hands employed as in forenoon 2.40pm One Rating rejoined from Hospital 3.45pm: Discharged one Rating to Warwick Camp 4.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & part till 6.30pm 7.30pm: Landed patrol LOGS FOR APRIL 1922 4f73c7c7a2fc8ea90300039d: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0133_1.jpg) 1 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.15am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands scrubbing Upper deck with sand 7.15am: Shifted ship to coaling jetty to SW end of wall 8.25am: CONSTANCE came alongside oiling jetty - Water tank came alongside 9.15am: Landed working party for Butts 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship 12.30pm Paid Quarterly Settlement 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes - Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am/3rd - Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am/2nd - Boys till 6.00pm - & to 1 part of Watch till 6.30pm 3.15pm: CONSTANCE left Basin and anchored in Grassy Bay 4.30pm: Quarters 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7c8a2fc8ea90300039e: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0134_0.jpg) 2 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.15am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.40am: Landed Canteen Working Party 9.30am: Divisions - Divine Service 10.00am: Landed Wesleyans 1.00pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters - furled Quarterdeck awning 4f73c7c8a2fc8ea90300039f: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0134_1.jpg) 3 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.15am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 7.45am: Landed Canteen Working Party 8.00am: Landed Range Party 8.20am: Landed Moresby Plain Party 8.50am: Hands employed: stowing timber, refitting gear, drawing stores, cleaning & painting chain lockers 10.00am: Discharged one Rating to Hospital 1.15pm: Landed Parties for Range & Moresby Plain 2.00pm: Hands employed as in forenoon & about davits & boats falls 4.30pm: Quarters - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & to part till 7.00pm 7.00pm: Landed Cinema Party 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7c8a2fc8ea9030003a0: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0135_0.jpg) 4 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.15am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Landed Canteen Party, Range Party. Sent Working Party to ST. ABBS 8.45am: CONSTANCE proceeded for exercises 10.00am: Hands employed: about davits, refitting generally, painting heads, painting cable lockers, drawing stores, cleaning paintwork 1.15pm: Hands employed shifting ship to NE end of wall 2.00pm: Landed Parties for Range & Moresby Plain 2.30pm: Ship secured. Hands rigging target, working about davits, & refitting generally 4.10pm: HMCS AURORA, PATRICIAN & PATRIOT arrived and anchored 4.30pm: Quarters - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am - Leave to part of Watch till 7.00pm 4.35pm: AURORA came alongside in South Basin 5.00pm: PATRIOT & PATRICIAN came alongside in North Basin 4f73c7c9a2fc8ea9030003a1: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0135_1.jpg) 5 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 7.00am: Target & Marking Parties went to ST. ABBS 8.00am: Parties at Range, Canteen & Moresby Plain, working about davits, refitting generally, drawing stores, painting heads - Spread Quarterdeck awning 10.40am: Commander-in-Chief came onboard with flag flying to exchange visits with senior officers of Canadian Squadron 11.35am: One Rating to Hospital 12.10pm: Discharged 2 Ratings to Daniel's Head Wireless Telegraphy Station 1.15pm: Hands employed as in forenoon. Parties at Range & Moresby Plain 3.10pm: Lieutenant Mitchell, Gunner and 20 Ratings rejoined from Daniel's Head Wireless Telegraphy Station 3.50pm: Discharged 3 Ratings to Daniel's Head Wireless Telegraphy Station 4.30pm: Quarters - granted usual Leave 5.00pm: Target Parties returned 5.30pm: One Rating to Hospital 7.10pm: Landed patrol - furled Quarterdeck awning 4f73c7c9a2fc8ea9030003a2: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0136_0.jpg) 6 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.40am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 7.15am: Sent divers to clear wire from ST. ABBS propeller 8.00am: Parties sent to Canteen, Range, Moresby Plain 8.20am: Hands employed: provisioning ship, returning & drawing paravanes, painting heads, working about davits, refitting generally 9.05am: Lent one Rating to Royal Navy Club - water tank alongside 1.10pm: Divers working on ST. ABBS - Hands employed: Parties on Range, provisioning ship, about davits, painting heads, & refitting generally 1.50pm: French sloop CASSIOPE’E anchored in Grassy Bay 4.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Leave to part of Watch till Midnight 7.30pm: Landed patrol - O.S. 13 reported damaged & beached at Hamilton. Sent Salvage Party 4f73c7c9a2fc8ea9030003a3: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0136_1.jpg) 7 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 4.25am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 7.40am: Sent divers to ST. ABBS 8.00am: Parties sent toCanteen & Range and to salve Duty Signal Boat 9.00am: Hands employed: refitting generally, painting heads, on Moresby Plain 11.15am: Got in paravanes 1.00pm: Parties sent to Range & Moresby Plain & divers to ST. ABBS 1.05pm: CONSTANCE anchored in Grassy Bay 2.00pm: Hands employed as in forenoon & about davits 2.20pm One Rating to Hospital 3.00pm: Two Ratings from Hospital - Duty Signal Boat towed back from Hamilton. Sent Party to secure her on slip 4.30pm: Quarters 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7caa2fc8ea9030003a4: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0137_0.jpg) 8 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.30am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 6.00am: HMC Submarines CH 15 & CH 14 sailed 6.45am: One Rating to AURORA for passage 7.00am: PATRIOT & PATRICIAN sailed 7.40am: AURORA sailed 8.15am: Landed Canteen & Butt Parties 9.00am: Hands turning ship to head NE 9.50am: Water tank alongside - Hands employed: refitting generally, & cleaning ship 10.30am: Lieutenant A.E. Bailey, Gunner discharged to Hospital 1.00pm: Hands making and Mending clothes 1.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am/10th - Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am/9th - Boys till 6.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Read Warrant No. 35 4f73c7cba2fc8ea9030003a5: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0137_1.jpg) 9 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.50am: Landed Roman Catholics 9.30am: Divisions 10.15am: Landed Church of England & Wesleyan Church Parties 1.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am, L8X 2.00pm: Discharged one Rating to Warwick Camp for training 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Leave to part of Watch till 7.00pm 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7cba2fc8ea9030003a6: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0138_0.jpg) 10 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 7.30am: Landed range & Canteen Parties 8.05am Hands employed warping ship into Floating dock 9.30am: Ship secured. Hands cleaning ship’s bottom 1.15pm: Landed Range Party 2.00pm: Hands cleaning ship’s bottom 2.15pm: Discharged one Rating to Hospital 3.00pm: Joined ship from MALABAR one Chief Engine Room Artificer 4.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am & 1 Watch from 7.00pm till 7.00am. Watch cleaning ship’s bottom 7.15pm: Landed Cinema Party 4f73c7cca2fc8ea9030003a7: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0138_1.jpg) 11 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship & sweeping down dock 7.45am: Landed Canteen Party 8.15am: Landed Range Party - Hands employed as guard for His Excellency The Governor, rigging stages & cleaning ship’s bottom, painting Mess decks 8.30am: CONSTANCE proceeded for Exercises 9.30am: His Excellency The Governor visited ship 11.00am: Three Ratings to Hospital 1.15pm: Landed Range Party 2.00pm: Hands employed: about awnings, refitting boats falls, painting Mess decks, cleaning ship’s bottom 2.20pm CONSTANCE anchored in Grassy Bay 4.00pm: One Rating from MALABAR (For Cells) 4.30pm: Quarters - Read Warrant No. 36 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Leave to part of Watch till 7.00pm 5.10pm: Exercised fire Stations 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7cca2fc8ea9030003a8: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0139_0.jpg) 12 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.40am: Patrol returned with 2 Offenders 6.00am: Hands sweeping down deck 7.40am: Landed Canteen Party 8.00am: Landed Range Party 8.30am: Hands employed: party returning junk, working in holds, painting Mess deck, cleaning side & bottom 1.15pm: Landed range Party 2.00pm: Hands employed: refitting generally, about davits, cleaning side & bottom 3.00pm: VALERIAN shifted to coaling wharf 4.30pm: Quarters - Warrant No.'s 37, 38 & 39 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Leave to part of Watch till 7.00pm 5.10pm: Exercised Fire Quarters 7.30pm: Landed Concert Party 4f73c7cda2fc8ea9030003a9: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0139_1.jpg) 13 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands sweeping down Upper deck 8.00am: Landed Range Party 8.40am: Hands employed: cleaning out store room, refitting generally, returning junk, working about davits, cleaning ship’s bottom 10.30am: Two ratings transferred to Hospital 1.15pm: Landed range Party 1.30pm: Hands employed as in forenoon 3.30pm: Read Warrant No. 40 4.30pm: Quarters - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am - Leave to part of Watch till 7.00pm 5.00pm: Exercised Fire Stations - Rejoined ship from Warwick Camp Lieutenant Bearcroft Royal Marines Light Infantry and one Private [Ernest Charles Lister Bearcroft] 5.45pm: Hands to bathe 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7cda2fc8ea9030003aa: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0140_0.jpg) 14 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.00am: Carried out Sunday Routine 9.30am: Divisions 10.10am: Landed Church of England & Wesleyan Church Parties 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys till 6.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters - Leave to part of Watch till 7.00pm 4.50pm: Hands to bathe 5.10pm: Exercised Fire stations 5.25pm: Rejoined from Warwick Camp 3 Ratings 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7cea2fc8ea9030003ab: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0140_1.jpg) 15 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.20am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.45am: Landed canteen Party 8.20am: Hands employed: refitting generally, sweeping down dock & cleaning ship 11.00am: Hands cleaning ship’s bottom 1.00pm: Leave: 1 watch 1.30pm - 7.00am/17th - 1 Watch 1.30pm - 7.00am /16th - Boys 1.30pm - 6.00pm 2.00pm: One Rating rejoined from Warwick Camp 4.30pm: Quarters - Exercised Fire Stations 5.00pm: Hands to bathe 4f73c7cea2fc8ea9030003ac: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0141_0.jpg) 16 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship & sweeping down dock 9.30am: Divisions - Divine Service 10.00am: Discharged one Rating to Hospital - landed Wesleyans 12.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am - Boys till 6.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters - Leave to part of Watch till 7.00pm 7.45pm: Landed patrol 11.55pm: Patrol returned 4f73c7cfa2fc8ea9030003ad: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0141_1.jpg) 17 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship & sweeping down dock 7.30am: Landed Canteen Working Party 8.05am Range Party landed 9.00am: Hands employed: scrubbing ship’s bottom, refitting rigging, painting Mess deck, working about davits 11.00am: One Rating to Hospital 1.15pm: Landed Range Party 1.30pm: Discharged 4 Ratings to SS ARAGUAYA for passage to England 2.00pm: Hands employed as in forenoon - Left ship Lieutenant E C L Bearcroft Royal Marines Light Infantry for passage to England 3.50pm: Discharged 2 Ratings to Hospital 4.30pm: Quarters - Read Warrant No. 41- Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys till 6.00pm 5.10pm: Exercised Fire stations - Read Warrant No. 42 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7cfa2fc8ea9030003ae: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0142_0.jpg) 18 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 1.00am: Patrol returned 6.10am: Hands cleaning ship’s bottom 7.00am: Landed Range & Canteen Parties 9.00am: Hands employed: scraping ship’s bottom, general refitting, painting Mess deck 1.15pm: Landed range Party 2.00pm: Hands employed as in forenoon 4.30pm: Quarters - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am - Boys to 7.00pm 5.25pm: Exercised Fire stations 5.35pm: Hands to bathe 6.30pm: One Rating rejoined from MALABAR 4f73c7cfa2fc8ea9030003af: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0142_1.jpg) 19 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship & scrubbing ship’s bottom 8.00am: Landed Range & Canteen Parties - Hands employed: scrubbing ship’s bottom, blacking down rigging, painting Mess decks, working on Moresby Plain, about boat’s davits 9.05am: VALERIAN anchored in Grassy Bay 10.30am: One Rating discharged to Hospital 1.00pm: Hands employed as in forenoon - Landed range Party 1.30pm: Discharged one Rating to Hospital 3.30pm: Discharged 2 Ratings to Warwick Camp 4.30pm: Quarters - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys till 7.00pm 5.15pm: Exercised Fire Stations - One Rating rejoined from Warwick Camp 5.50pm: Hands to bathe 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7d0a2fc8ea9030003b0: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0143_0.jpg) 20 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.45am: Patrol returned 6.10am: Hands cleaning ship & scrubbing bottom 8.00am: Landed canteen & Range Parties. Hands employed: scraping ship’s bottom, painting waterline, blacking down rigging, painting Mess decks, scraping recaulked seams, working on Moresby Plain 1.10pm: Landed Range Parties - Hands employed as in forenoon & preparing Sail Loft for Entertainment 4.30pm: Quarters - Exercised Fire Stations - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys till 7.00pm 5.00pm: Hands to bathe - One Rating rejoined from Hospital 7.10pm: Landed Concert Party 7.40pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7d0a2fc8ea9030003b1: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0143_1.jpg) 21 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.45am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship and sweeping down deck. 7.30am: Landed Canteen Party 9.00am: Hands painting bathrooms and Mess deck, refitting rigging, scraping recaulking seams. 1.10pm: Landed Range Party & Party for Moresby Plain. 1.15pm: Spread Quarterdeck awning. 2.00pm: Hands employed as in forenoon 4.30pm: Quarters - Exercised Fire Stations 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am - Boys till 7.00pm 4f73c7d0a2fc8ea9030003b2: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0144_0.jpg) 22 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands scraping recaulked seams and cleaning ship 8.00am: Landed range Party 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship, scraping and recaulked seams. 9.30am: Midshipmen set up camp on Marshal Island 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 2.00pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am/20th - Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am/24th - Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters - Read Warrant Nos. 43 & 44 5.00pm: Leave to part of Watch till 7.00pm: 5.10pm: Exercised Fire Stations 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7d1a2fc8ea9030003b3: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0144_1.jpg) 23 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.05am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.05am Landed Canteen Party 9.30am: Divisions 10.00am: Landed Church of England & Wesleyan Church Parties 1.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am - Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters - Leave to part of Watch till 7.00pm: 5.00pm: Discharged 12 Ratings to MALABAR (lent) for distilling plant. 2.05pm: Discharged one Rating to MALABAR (awaiting Court Martial) - Hands to bathe 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7d1a2fc8ea9030003b4: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0145_0.jpg) 24 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.20am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship, scraping recaulked seams. 8.00am: Landed Canteen Party 8.30am: Hands refitting generally, working on Moresby Plain, painting waterline, Mess decks and storerooms. 1.25pm: Hands employed as in forenoon. 4.30pm: Furled Quarterdeck awnings. 4.40pm: Quarters, exercised Fire Stations 5.00pm: Read Warrant No. 45 - granted usual Leave 7.15pm: Landed Cinema Party 4f73c7d2a2fc8ea9030003b5: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0145_1.jpg) 25 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Hoisted Court Martial Jack 8.30am: Hands employed: painting waterline, Mess decks & store rooms, scraping recaulked seams & working on Moresby Plain 10.00am: Court Martial assembled on board 1.30pm: HXF 3.00pm: Two Ratings rejoined from Hospital 4.30pm: Quarters - Exercised Fire Stations - granted usual Leave 5.00pm: CAMBRIAN arrived and anchored in Grassy Bay 6.00pm: One Rating discharged to MALABAR 7.35pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7d2a2fc8ea9030003b6: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0146_0.jpg) 26 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.05am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Boys at Physical Drill 7.30am: Canteen Working Party landed 8.35am: Hands employed: refitting generally, working on Moresby Plain, painting Mess decks, scraping recaulked seams 10.45am CAMBRIAN berthed at oiling wharf South Basin 1.30pm: HXF & painting ship’s bottom 4.30pm: Quarters - granted usual Leave 5.00pm: Exercised Fire Stations 4f73c7d3a2fc8ea9030003b7: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0146_1.jpg) 27 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.10am: Hands cleaning ship & painting ship’s bottom - Boys at Physical Drill 7.50am: VALERIAN proceeded to Murray's anchorage for Exercises 9.00am: Hands employed: painting ship’s bottom, Mess deck & flat, refitting as requisite 1.25pm: Hands employed as in forenoon 4.30pm: Quarters - Exercised Fire stations 5.00pm: Granted usual Leave - Read Warrant Nos. 46 & 47 5.15pm: Hands to bathe 7.10pm: Landed Cinema Party 4f73c7d3a2fc8ea9030003b8: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0147_0.jpg) 28 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.10am: Hands cleaning ship & painting ship’s bottom 8.35am: Hands employed: refitting generally, painting ship’s bottom, Mess deck, & flats 1.25pm: Hands employed as in forenoon 3.45pm: Marine detachment rejoined ship from Warwick Camp - One Rating rejoined from Detention 4.00pm: Read Warrant for Suspension of Sentence - Discharged one Rating to shore 4.30pm: Quarters - Exercised Fire Stations 5.00pm: Granted usual Leave 7.35pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7d4a2fc8ea9030003b9: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0147_1.jpg) 29 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.10am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.50am: Landed Canteen Party 8.35am: Hands employed: refitting generally, painting Mess deck & flat, sweeping down dock 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 1.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am/1st - Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am/30th Boys & Leave to part of Watch till 7.00pm 2.00pm: One Rating rejoined ship from Hospital 4.30pm: Quarters - Exercised Fire stations 4f73c7d4a2fc8ea9030003ba: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0148_0.jpg) 30 April 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.10am: Hands cleaning ship & scraping recaulked seams 9.30am: Divisions 10.10am: Landed Church of England & Wesleyan Parties 1.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am, Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters - Leave to part of Watch till 7.00pm 7.30pm: Landed patrol LOGS FOR MAY 1922 4f73c7d4a2fc8ea9030003bb: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0148_1.jpg) 1 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.10am: Hands cleaning ship - Boys at Physical Drill 8.10am: Landed Canteen Party 8.35am: Hands employed: refitting generally, painting ship’s bottom, Mess deck & flat 1.25pm: Hands preparing for coaling ship 2.15pm: Mr A Bailey, Gunner rejoined ship from Hospital 3.15pm: Paid Monthly Advance 4.45pm: Quarters - granted usual Leave 7.10pm: Landed Cinema Party
4f73c7d5a2fc8ea9030003bc: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0149_0.jpg) 2 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship & sweeping up dock 7.50am: Sent Party to Moresby Plain 8.00am: Hoisted Admiral’s flag. CONSTANCE Saluted 17 guns on promotion of Commander-in-Chief to Admiral. CAMBRIAN returned Salute 7 guns 10.00am: Undocked ship and secured to coaling wharf head 055º 12.30pm Hands coaling ship - received 280 tons 4.05pm: Finished coaling - Hands cleaning ship 6.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7d5a2fc8ea9030003bd: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0149_1.jpg) 3 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.10am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Hands scraping recaulked seams & cleaning ship 10.00am: Hands drawing stores & cleaning ship 12.30pm Hands Making & Mending clothes 1.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am - Boys till 7.00pm 2.00pm: VALERIAN came alongside dock yard wall 4.30pm: Quarters - Read Warrant No. 48 - prepared for provisioning ship - Leave to Part of Watch till 7.00pm 5.00pm: Read Warrant No. 49 4f73c7d6a2fc8ea9030003be: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0150_0.jpg) 4 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 10.00am: Hands painting side & refitting generally 2.00pm: Hands painting side & Magazines, & shell room 4.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am - Boys till 7.00pm - Leave to Part of Watch till 7.00pm 7.00pm: Landed Cinema Party 4f73c7d6a2fc8ea9030003bf: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0150_1.jpg) 5 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship - Boys at Physical Drill 6.45am: Sent Working Party to Victualling Yard 6.55am: Sent Working Party to Keep Yard 7.40am: Hands provisioning ship, painting side, & embarking ammunition 9.00am: Refitting generally 1.15pm: Hands provisioning & ammunitioning ship 2.15pm: VALERIAN shifted from oiling to Sheer legs jetty 3.20pm: Shifted ship to oiling jetty 4.30pm: Hands embarking ammunition 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Leave to Part of Watch till 7.00pm 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7d6a2fc8ea9030003c0: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0151_0.jpg) 6 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.30am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Dressed ship over all in honour of His Majesty's Accession 9.00am: Landed Canteen Party 10.00am: Hands provisioning ship 11.00am: Discharged one Rating to CONSTANCE Noon: Paraded Guard & Band - CONSTANCE fired Royal Salute of 21 guns 12.30pm Read Warrant No. 51 12.45pm: Dinner 1.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am/8th - Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am/7th - Boys till 7.00pm 2.00pm: Provisioning ship 2.30pm: Discharged one Rating to MALABAR 4.30pm: Quarters - Leave to Part of Watch till 7.00pm: 5.45pm: CONSTANCE sailed for Cruise 6.44pm: Undressed ship 7.30pm: Landed patrol 11.45pm: Patrol returned 4f73c7d7a2fc8ea9030003c1: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0151_1.jpg) 7 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.20am: Landed Canteen Working Party 8.35am: Hands cleaning ship 9.35am: Divisions 10.00am: Divine Service 10.10am: Landed Wesleyans 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am - Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters - Leave to Part of Watch till 7.00pm 5.00pm: Discharged one Rating to CAMBRIAN 4f73c7d7a2fc8ea9030003c2: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0152_0.jpg) 8 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.30am: Hands embarking ammunition 8.40am: CAMBRIAN docked 9.45am: Water tank alongside 10.00am: Six Ratings rejoined from MALABAR 10.30am: Received 614 tons of oil 1.25pm: Hands embarking ammunition 4.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Leave to Part of Watch till 7.00pm 5.15pm: Landed Concert Party 7.15pm: Landed Cinema Party 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7d8a2fc8ea9030003c3: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0152_1.jpg) 9 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.30am: Patrol returned 6.20am: Hands cleaning ship - rigged Diving gear - Boys at Physical Drill 7.35am: Hands embarking ammunition - Divers searching for lost coal bags 7.50am: Landed patrol & Canteen Working Party 9.30am: Patrol returned 11.00am: Received 542 tons of oil 1.25pm: Hands embarking ammunition 2.30pm: 3 Ratings rejoined from Hospital 4.30pm: Granted usual Leave 5.00pm: Hands unrigging gear for ammunitioning 7.35pm: Landed patrol 11.45pm: Patrol returned 4f73c7d8a2fc8ea9030003c4: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0153_0.jpg) 10 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 7.45am: Landed Canteen Working Party 9.20am: Hands employed: drawing stores, refitting generally, Party in Keep Yard, cleaning ship 1.25pm: Landed marines & Band for Route March 2.00pm: Hands employed: stowing timber, painting as requisite, & cleaning ship 4.30pm: Granted usual Leave 8.45pm: One Rating lent to MALABAR 4f73c7d8a2fc8ea9030003c5: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0153_1.jpg) 11 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship & preparing to leave Basin 7.30am: Lent 3 Ratings to VALERIAN 8.10am: Slipped & proceeded out of Basin 8.23am: Came to Port anchor in 8 fathoms veered 5 shackles 10.00am: Hands painting down aloft - Carried out .303” aiming Rifle practice 11.30am: Tested Lifebuoys 1.25pm: Hands painting down aloft - Aiming Rifle practice 1.45pm: Joined ship Lieutenant RW Keymer Midshipman Royal Navy from CAMBRIAN 4.40pm: VALERIAN sailed for Northern Cruise 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 6.00pm: Read Warrant Nos. 52 & 53 7.30pm: Landed patrol 9.00pm: landed Gate patrol 4f73c7d9a2fc8ea9030003c6: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0154_0.jpg) 12 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.15am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Landed Canteen Party - hands painting lobbies & superstructures. Guns crews at Loader 1.00pm: Carried out 1” aiming practice 1.25pm: Hands painting out lobbies & superstructures 4.30pm: Quarters 7.15pm: Joined ship: Lieutenant (Engineering) L.E. Smith & Instructor Lieutenant R E Shaw Royal Navy 8.30pm: Burnt searchlights for Exercise 4f73c7d9a2fc8ea9030003c7: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0154_1.jpg) 13 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.50am: Hands rigging target sails, drawing Cutter from boat slip, refitting generally, painting Upper deck & superstructure 1.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am/5th - Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am/14th - Boys till 7.00pm 2.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 4.00pm: Left ship Lieutenant R K Twinberrow Royal Navy for MALABAR [Ralph Wulstan Kimberly Twinberrow] 5.00pm: One Rating rejoined from Hospital 7.45pm: Landed patrol 8.30pm: Burnt searchlights for Exercise 4f73c7d9a2fc8ea9030003c8: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0155_0.jpg) 14 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.15am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.45am: Landed Roman Catholic Church Party & Canteen Working party 9.30am: Divisions 9.45am: Divine Service - landed Wesleyans 1.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am - Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c7daa2fc8ea9030003c9: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0155_1.jpg) 15 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship & painting lobbies 8.50am: Hands employed: Guns Crews at Drill, refitting generally, & painting 10.30am: Discharged one Rating to Hospital 1.30pm: Hands working about target, drawing ammunition, painting lobbies & Upper deck 3.00pm: Guns Crews and Supply Parties at Drill 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Read Warrant No. 54 - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7daa2fc8ea9030003ca: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0156_0.jpg) 16 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.15am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship & preparing for Sea 9.02am: Weighed & turned 9.17am: Proceeded to Murray's Anchorage Course & speed as requisite 9.43am: Stopped - Tug ST. ABBS came alongside for target party 10.00am: Proceeded as requisite - Carried out 7.5” Sub Calibre & 3” High Angle practice in Murray’s Anchorage 12.23pm: Proceeded with tug for torpedo practice 12.28pm-12.42pm: Passing through narrows 1.10pm: Exercised Action Stations & prepared for torpedo firing 1.47pm: Fired Starboard Submarine Torpedo 2.34pm: Picked up torpedo & proceeded for Long Range Attack 3.08pm: Fired two torpedoes 3.55pm: Recovered torpedoes. Sent ST. ABBS into harbour 4.38pm: Proceeded for Narrows 4.42pm: Dropped depth charge at 150 foot setting & turned to inspect spot 5.09pm:-5.21pm: Passing Narrows 5.32pm: Came to Port anchor in 10 ½ fathoms veered 5 shackles 4f73c7daa2fc8ea9030003cb: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0156_1.jpg) 17 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship & painting lobbies 8.51am: Weighed & turned 8.58am: Proceeded as requisite 9.03am-9.17am: Passing Narrows 9.40am: Preparing for long range torpedo attack on ST. ABBS 10.07am: Fired torpedo 10.50am: Recovered torpedo 11.01am: Commenced sub calibre firing 11.49am: Finished - proceeded for Narrows 11.57am: Dropped depth charge at 200 foot setting 12.09pm-12.21pm: Passing Narrows 12.26pm: Came to Port anchor in 10 ½ fathoms veered 5 shackles 1.25pm: Hands cleaning ship & painting 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c7dba2fc8ea9030003cc: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0157_0.jpg) 18 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.50am: Hands painting Upper decks & lobbies, preparing for Sea 9.21am: Weighed & proceeded as requisite 9.44am-10.00am: Sub calibre practice at target towed by ST. ABBS in Murray’s Anchorage 10.56am: Proceeded for Grassy bay 11.36am: Came to Port anchor in 8 fathoms veered 5 shackles 1.25pm: Hands employed: returning ammunition cases, painting lobbies, cleaning ship, & painting Upper deck 4.30pm: Quarters - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c7dba2fc8ea9030003cd: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0157_1.jpg) 19 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.47am: Weighed & turned 8.54am: Proceeded as requisite 9.33am-9.45am: Passing Narrows 9.45am: As requisite for torpedo practice with ST ABBS as target 10.31am: Fired 2 torpedoes, long range 11.17am: Recovered torpedoes 11.47am: Fire torpedo, short range 12.15pm: Recovered torpedo 1.30pm: Exercised Action Stations - prepared for 7.5” full calibre practice 2.06pm-2.14pm: Firing at Battle Practice target 2.14pm: Proceeded for Narrows 2.44pm-2.54pm: Passing through Narrows 3.35pm: Came to Port anchor in Grassy Bay - 8½ fathoms veered 5 shackles 3.45pm: Spread Quarterdeck awning 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am - Landed Concert Party 5.30pm: One Rating joined from Hospital 4f73c7dca2fc8ea9030003ce: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0158_0.jpg) 20 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.40am: Hands holystoning Upper deck 8.50am: Hands cleaning ship & painting lobby Upper deck 10.45am Discharged one Rating to Hospital 11.15am: Tested Lifebuoys 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 1.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am/22nd - Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am/21st - Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 7.15pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7dca2fc8ea9030003cf: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0158_1.jpg) 21 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.30am: Patrol returned 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship & painting Upper deck 8.45am: Landed Canteen Party 9.30am: Divisions - Divine Service 9.45am: Landed Wesleyans - Painting Party working on superstructure 1.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.00am - Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c7dca2fc8ea9030003d0: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0159_0.jpg) 22 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 1.00am: Admonished Paymaster Lieutenant R.H. Nicholson Royal Navy for misconduct, firstly in taking an unauthorized copy of a confidential program of movements and secondly in disclosing the same to an unauthorized person 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.35am: Hands employed: Party drawing & returning stores. Party returning Cordite boxes. Party transshipping Admiral's office from Admiralty House to ship. Remainder painting 1.25pm: Hands painting as requisite 4.30pm: Quarters 5.20pm: 3 Ratings rejoined from Hospital 5.45pm: Admiralty House struck Commander-in-Chief’s flag. 7.45pm: Commander-in-Chief rejoined ship 8.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7dda2fc8ea9030003d1: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0159_1.jpg) 23 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.15am: Patrol returned 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 7.42am: USS SACRAMENTO arrived, anchored off Hamilton. Saluted Commander-in-Chief 17 guns. Returned 17 guns 8.45am: Landed Canteen Party & Party to draw Quarterdeck awning 9.10am: Hands employed: rigging & refitting, preparing Sail Loft for concert, painting & cleaning ship 1.30pm: Hands employed: rigging & refitting, preparing Sail Loft for concert, painting & cleaning ship 4.30pm: Discharged 4 Ratings to CAMBRIAN 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 6.45pm: Landed Band and Concert Party 4f73c7dda2fc8ea9030003d2: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0160_0.jpg) 24 May 1922 Bermuda Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 5.45am: Hands cleaning ship 7.30am: Landed Party to unrig sail Loft 8.00am: Dressed ship with masthead flags in honour of Empire Day 8.45am: Landed Provisioning & Ammunition parties 10.41am: Weighed & turned - proceeded alongside in South Basin 11.50am: Secured to Oiling Jetty - head 055º 1.35pm: Hands embarking provisions & ammunition, preparing Quarterdeck for Admiral’s dinner party, boats crews taking part in sailing race. Remainder cleaning ship 3.00pm: One rating joined ship from wireless telegraphy Station 4.45pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 5.00pm: Discharged 8ratings to MALABAR 5.30pm: Read Warrant No. 55 6.00pm: Eleven Ratings rejoined from MALABAR 7.10pm: Landed Cinema Party 7.30pm: Landed patrol 4f73c7dda2fc8ea9030003d3: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0160_1.jpg) 25 May 1922 Bermuda to Washington DC Lat 32.5, Long -64.8 12.15am: Patrol returned 5.45am: Hands cleaning ship 7.00am: Landed Canteen Party 8.35am: Hands employed: working about target, getting sand, hoisting boats, preparing for Sea, working in parts of ship 9.55am: Discharged one Rating to MALABAR 1.00pm: Discharged one rating to CAMBRIAN 1.50pm: Furled Quarterdeck awning - Hands cleaning ship & preparing for Sea 1626 Slipped & proceeded to Grassy Bay 4.36pm: Hoisted boats 4.54pm: Proceeded 12 knots 5.20pm: Put clocks back 20 minutes 5.24pm:-5.38pm: Passing Narrows - Course & speed as requisite around Northern Reefs 6.30pm: Put clocks back 20 minutes 6.39pm: North Reef Light 194º - 4.6 miles - shaped course 295º 7.25pm Exercised Seaboats crew 11.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7dea2fc8ea9030003d4: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0161_0.jpg) 26 May 1922 Bermuda to Washington DC Lat 33.8, Long -68.1 12.45am: Exercised Seaboats crew 4.35am: Commenced swinging ship for correction of Compass and Deviation 5.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.24am: Finished swinging - shaped course 295º 4.35am-7.24am: Course Made Good 320º - 3.6 miles 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship 1.30pm: Hands cleaning ship & cleaning out boats 4.30pm: Quarters - Physical Drill 4.32pm: Course & speed as requisite - Lowered Seaboats & exercised them under oars 5.37pm: Shaped course 295º 12 knots 4.32pm:-5.37pm: Course Made Good 320º 1 mile 7.05pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.00pm: Altered course 293º 9.23pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7dea2fc8ea9030003d5: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0161_1.jpg) 27 May 1922 Bermuda to Washington DC Lat 35.7, Long -73.1 2.15am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.07am: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.00am: Altered course 287º 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 4.38pm: Reduced to 10 knots 5.00pm: Course & speed as requisite Lowered & Exercised Seaboats crew under oars 5.45pm: Hoisted boats & proceeded 5.53pm: Shaped course 287º 9 knots 5.00pm:-5.53pm: Course Made Good 228º 2.2 miles 7.20pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 7.30pm: Commenced sounding 8.07pm: Wireless Telegraphy Direction Finding 090º from Poyner’s Hill - 118º Virginia Beach 8.18pm: Wireless Telegraphy Direction Finding 089º from Poyner’s Hill - 034º Hatteras 9.07pm: Crossed 100 fathom line - Ceased sounding 10.55pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7dfa2fc8ea9030003d6: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0162_0.jpg) 28 May 1922 Bermuda to Washington DC Lat 38.0, Long -76.2 1.20am: Altered course 340º 1.44am: Wireless telegraphy Fix 078º from Poyner’s Hill - 144 ½º from Virginia Beach 1.57am: Currluck Light 276º 2.00am: Increased to 12 knots 4.00am: Cape Henry Light 319º 5.15am: Altered course 320º 5.43am: Cape Henry Light 294º 4.9 miles 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 6.26am: Tail of Horse Light ship 050º 3 cables - Altered course 325º 7.14am: Altered course 335º 7.37am: 8A Light Buoy 090º ½ cable - Altered course 012º 8.55am: Wolf Trap Light 204º 3.6 miles - Altered course 354º 9.15am: Increase to 12 ¾ knots 9.30am: Divisions - Divine Service 10.33am: Gt. Wicomico Light 306º 5.4 miles - Altered course 005º 10.57am: Course & speed as requisite to recover Lifebuoy dropped overboard by accident 11.24am: Recovered Lifebuoy & proceeded15 knots 11.30am: Sinella Point Light 332º 3 miles - Course as requisite around Sinella Point & up Potomac River 12.05pm: Sighted USS MAYFLOWER flying Presidential flag 12.28pm: Saluted President of United States with 21 guns as MAYFLOWER passed 1.07pm: Stopped & picked up pilot 1.11pm: Proceeded 15 knots - Piney Point Light 328º 1 mile 2.06pm: Blackstone Island Light 020º ½ mile 2.17pm: 10 knots 2.52pm: 15 knots 3.19pm: Yates Shore Light 263º 1 ¾ cables 4.12pm Maryland Point Light 180º ¼ mile - 10 knots 4.42pm: 15 knots 5.06pm: Speed as requisite for anchoring 5.14pm: Came to Port anchor in 5 ¼ fathoms veered 4 shackles - Shore Battery Saluted Commander-in-Chief with 17 guns. Replied with same 5.30pm: Captain Bailey Royal Navy Naval Attache joined ship 5.55pm: General commanding Marine Base at Quantico came on board 6.20pm: General left , Saluted 11 guns 6.40pm: Commander-in-Chief returned call. Saluted by Shore Battery 17 guns 7.40pm: Landed concert Party 4f73c7dfa2fc8ea9030003d7: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0162_1.jpg) 29 May 1922 Washington DC Lat 38.9, Long -77.0 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship & spreading Quarterdeck awning 7.29am: Weighed & turned 7.50am: Proceeded 15 knots as requisite up Potomac 8.51am: White stone point Light 308º 1½ cables 9.05am: Cleared lower deck and paid respects to Mount Vernon 9.06am: Fired National Salute 21 guns. Fort Washington returned same - 21 guns 9.31am: James point Light 268º 1½ cables 10.02am: Turned ship in Anacotia River 10.09am: USS CORMORANT Saluted Commander-in-Chief 17 guns. Returned same 10.36am: Secured alongside Navy Yard - head 289º 11.00am: Naval Attache, Military Attache, Captain of US Navy Yard & General Backholtz called 1.30pm: Hands cleaning ship & painting Recreation space 3.10pm: Representative of Press came onboard 4.05pm: His Excellency The British Ambassador came onboard 4.45pm: British Ambassador left 5.00pm: Leave to2 Watches till 7.30am: 4f73c7dfa2fc8ea9030003d8: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0163_0.jpg) 30 May 1922 Washington DC Lat 38.9, Long -77.0 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 7.35am: USS MAYFLOWER arrived with President of United States 8.00am: Shore Battery Saluted president 9.30am: Ship’s Company and Officers photographed 10.20am: Hands painting as requisite 11.00am: Major General United States Marines visited ship 11.35am: Paid Monthly Advance 1.45pm: Hands making and Mending clothes - Leave to 2 ½ Watches till 7.30am - Boys till 7.00pm 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 7.30pm: Landed Dance party 4f73c7e0a2fc8ea9030003d9: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0163_1.jpg) 31 May 1922 Washington DC Lat 38.9, Long -77.0 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.40am: Sightseeing Party landed 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am - Boys till 7.00pm 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 7.30pm: Landed Dance Party LOGS FOR JUNE 1922 4f73c7e0a2fc8ea9030003da: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0164_0.jpg) 1 June 1922 Washington DC Lat 38.9, Long -77.0 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Sightseeing Party landed - Hands painting Superstructure, cleaning boats, & cleaning ship 10.10am: Secretary of State for War and General Pershing visited Commander-in-Chief 10.25am: Admiral Coontz United States Navy visited Commander-in-Chief 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am - Boys till 7.00pm 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to Public 4f73c7e0a2fc8ea9030003db: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0164_1.jpg) 2 June 1922 Washington DC Lat 38.9, Long -77.0 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Hands cleaning ship & scrubbing boats 10.00am: Rigged Flag awning 11.00am: General Snow U.S.A visited Commander-in-Chief 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 2.00pm: Leave to 2½ Watches till 7.30am - Boys till 7.00pm 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to Public 5.00pm: Prepared Quarterdeck for Dinner Party 4f73c7e1a2fc8ea9030003dc: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0165_0.jpg) 3 June 1922 Washington DC Lat 38.9, Long -77.0 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Dressed ship overall in honour of HM The King’s birthday 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship 11.35am: Divisions Noon: Shore Battery fired Salute 21 guns. Gave three cheers for HM the King 1.00pm: Hands Making and Mending clothes 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am -t o Boys & Part of Watch till Midnight 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to Public 7.27pm: Undressed ship 4f73c7e1a2fc8ea9030003dd: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0165_1.jpg) 4 June 1922 Washington DC Lat 38.9, Long -77.0 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 10.05am: Divisions on Jetty 10.30am: His Excellency The British Ambassador inspected ship’s company 11.00am: Divine Service 1.15pm: French Ambassador visited Commander-in-Chief 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am - Boys till 7.00pm 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to Public 4f73c7e2a2fc8ea9030003de: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0166_0.jpg) 5 June 1922 Washington DC Lat 38.9, Long -77.0 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Hands cleaning out boats, cleaning paintwork, & rigging Quarterdeck 1.00pm: Hands Make and Mend clothes 2.00pm: Leave to 2 ½ Watches till 2.00am - Boys till 7.00pm 2.00pm-3.30pm: Ship open to Public 4.00pm-7.00pm: ‘At Home’ held on board 4f73c7e2a2fc8ea9030003df: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0166_1.jpg) 6 June 1922 Washington DC to Hampton Roads Lat 37.0, Long -76.3 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 7.03am: Slipped from wall and proceeded in charge of pilot. Speed as requisite 7.45am: Jones point Light 268º 8.15am: Paid respects to Mount Vernon 8.22am: White Stone Point Light 308º 1½ cables 9.00am: Condenser of After Engine Room choked with mud 9.27am: Chicamuxen Light Buoy abeam - Speed as requisite - Let go Starboard anchor & turned to secure to Quantico Wharf 9.49am: Secured 10.10am: Commander-in-Chief landed to inspect Marine Depot 10.16am: Shore Battery Saluted Commander-in-Chief 17 guns - Hands cleaning ship & rigging Quarterdeck 11.30am: Commander-in-Chief and General Butler USA came on board 1.30pm: Hands cleaning ship 2.00pm:-3.30pm: Ship open to the Public 3.30pm: General Butler left ship fired Salute 11 guns 3.50pm: Slipped from Wharf & weighed 3.52pm: Proceeded as requisite 4.08pm: Sandy Point Light 085º 1¼ cables 4.28pm: Smith Point Light 082º 1½ cables 5.28pm: Mathias point Light 186º 2¼ cables 6.00pm:-6.45pm: Passing through straight Channel over Kettle Bottom Shoals 7.00pm: Blackstone Island Light 020º 4¼ cables 7.48pm: Stopped & dropped pilot off Piney Point 7.53pm: Proceeded 15 knots 8.00pm: Piney Point light 339º 2 miles - Shaped course 125º 8.37pm: Point Lookout Light 047º 1.9 miles 9.19pm: Altered course 155º & as requisite 9.29pm: Smith Point Light 245º 1¼ miles 9.39pm: Course & speed as requisite 9.49pm: Came to Port anchor in 10 fathoms veered 5 shackles 4f73c7e2a2fc8ea9030003e0: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0167_0.jpg) 7 June 1922 Hampton Roads Lat 37.0, Long -76.3 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 6.56am: Weighed and proceeded 13 knots 7.04am: Shaped course 205º 7.15am: Altered course 175º 7.21am: No. 12 T.L. Light Buoy 085º 1½ cables 9.10am: Divisions 9.15am: Wolf Trap Light 283º 23/4 miles - Altered course 192º 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship & scrubbing out boats. Range Taking Exercising 10.14am: Altered course 148º 10.16am: Light Buoy 8A abeam 10.19am: Increased to 13 ½ knots 11.14am: Round No. 2 T Light Buoy Course as requisite for Hampton Roads 11.28am-11.57am: Passing through Trumble Channel 11.36am: Increase to 15 knots 12.14pm: Speed as requisite 12.15pm: Fired National Salute 21 guns. Fort Munroe replied 12.18pm: Stopped off Old Point Comfort 1.17pm Proceeded as requisite. Pilot in charge 2.00pm: Shore Battery Saluted Commander-in-Chief 15 guns, Returned same 2.11pm: Engines as requisite for going alongside atNaval Base Seawall Point 2.30pm: Secured alongside South side No.3 pier heading 100º 2.45pm: Admiral Rodman United States Navy commanding 5th Naval District called on Commander-in-Chief 3.00pm: Hands cleaning ship 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 6.45pm: Landed Concert & Dance party 4f73c7e3a2fc8ea9030003e1: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0167_1.jpg) 8 June 1922 Hampton Roads Lat 37.0, Long -76.3 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.50am: Hands cleaning & rigging Flag awning 11.00am: Oil barge alongside. Received 754 tons of oil. 1.30pm: Leave to 2 ½ Watches till 8.00am - Boys till 7.00pm 2.30pm:-5.00pm: Ship open to Public. 6.30pm: Heavy thunderstorm. 7.30pm: Landed Theatre Party 4f73c7e3a2fc8ea9030003e2: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0168_0.jpg) 9 June 1922 Hampton Roads to Bar Harbour Hampton Roads Lat 37.9, Long -74.3 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.30am: Furled Quarterdeck awning. Hands preparing for Sea 9.08am: Slipped & backed out from jetty - turned in Fairway 9.23am: Proceeded 9.27am: Shore Battery Saluted Commander-in-Chief 17 guns, Returned same. Saluted Admiral Rodman United States Navy 13 guns. Shore Battery returned same 9.37am: Stopped & dropped Pilot 9.42am: Proceeded 12 knots 10.08am: Trumble Shoal Light 010º 3 ¾ cables 10.13am-10.46am: Passing through Trumble Channel 11.32am: Cape Henry Light 267º 4.4 miles. Shaped course 053º 12.49pm: Cape Charles Light Vessel 286º 3.1 miles 2.00pm: Hands cleaning ship 4.48pm: Altered course 360º to avoid steamer - reduced to 8 knots 5.00pm: Resumed 053º 12 knots 5.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 7.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 11.15pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7e4a2fc8ea9030003e3: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0168_1.jpg) 10 June 1922 Hampton Roads to Bar Harbour Hampton Roads Lat 39.8, Long -71.0 3.10am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Altered course 052º 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship 10.05am: Exercised Control Parties 11.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 1.00pm: Altered course 054º 2.00pm: Hands Make and Mend clothes 2.10pm: Crossed 100 fathom Line by Soundings 3.00pm: Quarters 4.45pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.40pm: Ran into thick fog 7.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 7.13pm: Nantucket Shoals Light Vessel fog signal 324º 2 miles (estimated) 9.11pm: Altered course 014º 10.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7e4a2fc8ea9030003e4: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0169_0.jpg) 11 June 1922 Hampton Roads to Bar Harbour Hampton Roads Lat 43.7, Long -68.1 2.45am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.15am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Divisions, Divine Service. 10.35am: Altered course 030º 12.05pm: Altered course 350º 12.50pm: Fog cleared. 1.21pm: Sighted Mount Desert Rock Light 319º 1.38pm: Mount Desert Rock Light 260º 2 miles Altered course 352º 2.09pm: Fog came down again. 3.06pm: Reduced to 6 knots 3.17pm: Wireless Telegraphy Direction Finding bearings from Bar Harbour Station: 3.17pm: - 143º 1534 - 123º 3.45pm: - 090º 3.52pm: Altered course 010º 3.56pm: Stopped. 4.00pm: Came to Port anchor in 19 fathoms veered 6 shackles 4.30pm: Quarters. 6.15pm: Fog cleared 6.24pm: Weighed & proceeded as requisite for Bar Harbour. 6.56pm: Came to Port anchor in 14 fathoms veered 6 shackles 7.15pm: Spread Quarterdeck awning. 11.30pm: Put clocks on 30 minutes 4f73c7e5a2fc8ea9030003e5: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0169_1.jpg) 12 June 1922 Lat 44.4, Long -68.2 1.00am: Put clocks on 30 minutes. 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands employed: cleaning down funnels, refitting as requisite, getting out midship ladder & working about, lower booms, cleaning as requisite. 10.40am: Town Authorities visited ship. 1.25pm: Hands cleaning down funnels & cleaning as requisite 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 10.00pm & Petty Officers till 7.30am 11.30pm: Cleared away Starboard anchor. 4f73c7e5a2fc8ea9030003e6: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0170_0.jpg) 13 June 1922 Lat 44.4, Long -68.2 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Divers away for practice 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers. Physical Drill. Supply Parties at Drill, Hands employed: cleaning ship, painting as requisite. Topmen at Rifle Drill 1.25pm: Hands employed: Guns crews at Loader, cleaning ship 1.30pm:-6.00pm: Ship open to Public 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 10.00pm & Petty Officers till 7.30am 4f73c7e5a2fc8ea9030003e7: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0170_1.jpg) 14 June 1922 Lat 44.4, Long -68.2 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Quarterdeckmen landed for Route March - Hands employed: Guns crews at Drill, Cleaning ship 1.30pm: Hands Make and Mend clothes 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 10.00pm:, Petty Officers till 7.30am & Boys till 6.00pm 1.30pm-5.00pm: Ship open to Visitors 5.00pm: Boats away in Sailing Race 4f73c7e6a2fc8ea9030003e8: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0171_0.jpg) 15 June 1922 Lat 44.4, Long -68.2 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.00am: Hands employed: painting side, painting Gun Room flat, overhauling gig’s falls, Forecastlemen at Rifle drill, remainder in parts of ship 1.40pm: Hands preparing for Sea 1.30pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4.30pm: Furled Quarterdeck awning 8.00pm: Weighed & turned 8.11pm: Proceeded 12 knots 8.25pm: Egg Rock light 201º 7 cables 8.45pm: South End. Schoodie Island 042º 1 mile - Shaped course 128º 11.15pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7e6a2fc8ea9030003e9: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0171_1.jpg)
16 June 1922 Bar Harbour, Maine to Sydney, Cape Breton Lat 43.4, Long -64.7 12.30am: Ran into fog 2.00am: Altered course 145º 3.10am: Started sounding continuously 4.15am: Heard steamer’s fog signal on Starboard bow 5.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.50am: Altered course 090º 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Altered course 060º - Ceased sounding 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.30am: Got out paravanes 9.45am: Exercised Action Stations 10.30am: Sounding continuously 10.40am: Hands cleaning ship - Guns crews at Drill 1.30pm: Hands employed: cleaning & painting as requisite - Guns crews at Drill 2.00pm: Ceased sounding 2.30pm: Reduced to 8 knots - In paravanes 2.36pm: Increased to 12 knots 3.45pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4.30pm: Quarters - Ran out of fog 7.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew - Ran into fog 9.00pm: Burnt searchlights for exercise 9.04pm: Heard steamer’s fog signal on Starboard bow 9.08pm: Reduced to 5 knots 9.12pm: Stopped ship 9.24pm: Sighted USS TAMPA. Went full speed ahead 9.25pm: Reduced to 12 knots 11.50pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7e7a2fc8ea9030003ea: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0172_0.jpg) 17 June 1922 Bar Harbour, Maine to Sydney, Cape Breton Lat 46.1, Long -59.8 1.35am: Exercised Seaboats crew 2.20am: Ran out of fog 3.30am: Sighted land to Port 4.30am: Altered course 040º 5.00am: Cranberry Island Light 343º 15 miles - Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.18am: Guion Light 322º 5.2 miles 9.46am: Altered course 060º to avoid fishing boats 10.00am: Sighted CONSTANCE in Louisburg 10.03am: Altered course 033º 10.34am: Louisburg Light: 291º 5½ miles - Altered course 038º 11.03am: Course as requisite for Maiuadieu Passage 11.29am: Maiudieu Light 095º 3¾ cables 11.45am: Altered course 020º 12.25pm: Course as requisite around Flint Island 12.36pm: Flint Island Light 200º 1.3 miles Shaped course 292º 2.04pm: Flint Point Light 166º 1.9 miles - Course as requisite for Sydney Harbour 2.39pm: South east bar Light090º 2 cables 2.49pm: Speed as requisite 2.57pm: Let go Starboard anchor 2.59pm: Let go Port anchor - moored ship 8 ½ fathoms veered 6 shackles on each side 3.00pm: Spread Quarterdeck awnings 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am 4f73c7e7a2fc8ea9030003eb: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0172_1.jpg) 18 June 1922 Sydney, Cape Breton Lat 46.1, Long -60.2 2.00am: Put clocks on 20 minutes 4.30am: Put clocks on 20 minutes 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Divisions - Divine Service 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am & Boys till 6.00pm 2.00pm-5.30pm: Ship open to the Public 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c7e7a2fc8ea9030003ec: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0173_0.jpg) 19 June 1922 Sydney, Cape Breton Lat 46.1, Long -59.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Hands employed: painting as requisite, Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at School, Supply Parties at Drill, cleaning ship 1.30pm: Hands cleaning ship - Training Classes at Instruction 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am 4f73c7e8a2fc8ea9030003ed: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0173_1.jpg) 20 June 1922 Sydney, Cape Breton Lat 46.1, Long -59.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.30am: Landed Marines for March 9.00am: Hands employed: painting flats, Boys at Instruction, Training Classes at Instruction, Guns crews at Drill, refitting generally, Topmen assembling landing accoutrements, cleaning ship 1.25pm: Hands as in forenoon 1.30pm-5.30pm: Ship open to the Public 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am 4f73c7e8a2fc8ea9030003ee: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0174_0.jpg) 21 June 1922 Sydney, Cape Breton Lat 46.1, Long -59.8 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.15am: Divisions. Hands employed: refitting generally, painting flats. Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction, cleaning ship 10.09am: HMS CAPETOWN arrived and anchored. Saluted Commander-in-Chief 17 guns. Returned same - 7 guns - Party getting stores from CAPETOWN 1.00pm: Hands Make and Mend clothes 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 11.00pm & Boys till 6.00pm 2.00pm:-5.30pm: Ship open to Public 4.15pm: Ratings: 2 to CAPETOWN. 22 Ratings from CAPETOWN 4.30pm: Hands preparing for Sea 9.00pm: Joined ship for Passage, Mr J H Kneebone Warrant Schoolmaster 4f73c7e8a2fc8ea9030003ef: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0174_1.jpg) 22 June 1922 Sydney to Charlottetown Lat 46.5, Long -60.0 5.40am: Commenced to unmoor - Hands cleaning ship 6.30am: Weighed Port anchor 7.06am: Weighed & turned 7.18am: Proceeded 12 knots - course as requisite - Parted company from CAPETOWN 7.38am: South East Bar Light 130º 2¼ cables 8.00am: Dressed ship with masthead flags in honour of HM King’s Coronation 8.10am: Flint Point Light 197º 1.1 miles - Shaped course 095º 8.25am: Altered course 115º 8.38am: Ran into fog 9.30am: Hands painting & cleaning as requisite - Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction - Course as requisite to round Flint Island 9.42am: Flint Island Fog Signal: Estimated 240º 1.8 miles 9.56am: Altered course 320º to pass around North end Cape Breton Island 10.11am: Flint Island Fog Signal estimated 180º 1.4 miles - Altered course 334º 1.00pm: Hands cleaning ship 2.28pm: Heard Cape North Fog Signal 2.45pm: Altered course 300º 2.55pm: Altered course 280º 3.00pm: Ran out of fog 3.06pm: Cape North Light 137º 2 miles 3.30pm: Reduced to 10 knots 3.40pm: Altered course 245º 3.53pm: Cape St. Lawrence Light 155º 1 mile 4.00pm: Altered course 225º 4.45pm: Put clocks back 30 minutes 5.20pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.36pm: Chelecamp Light 152º 7.4 miles 6.45pm: Put clocks back 30 minutes 7.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 9.12pm: Altered course 220º 9.32pm: East Point Light 302º 12.2 miles 11.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7e9a2fc8ea9030003f0: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0175_0.jpg) 23 June 1922 Sydney to Charlottetown Lat 46.5, Long -60.0 12.40am: Altered course 260º Sounding continuously 1.09am: Cape Bear light 276º 8 miles 1.15am: Altered course 245º 2.32am: East Picton Light 168º 5.9 miles 2.40am: Altered course 265º Increased to 12 knots 3.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 3.50am: South Point Light 052º 7 miles - Altered course 305º 4.46am: Prim Point Light 032º 4.6 miles 4.51am: Altered course 360º 5.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.24am: Course and speed as requisite for Charlottetown Harbour 5.50am: Blockhouse Light 243º 2 ¾ cables 5.54am: Speed as requisite 6.00am: Came to port anchor in 6 ½ fathoms veered 5 shackles 7.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Hands employed: cleaning funnels, restowing timber, refitting as requisite, Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction, cleaning as requisite 11.10am: His Excellency Lieutenant Governor came on board 11.35am: His Excellency left. Saluted 15 guns 1.25pm: Hands employed: cleaning funnels, painting flats, Boys at Instruction, cleaning as requisite 4.20pm: American Consul called 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am: 5.20pm: Saluted American Consul 7 guns 4f73c7e9a2fc8ea9030003f1: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0175_1.jpg) 24 June 1922 Charlottetown, PEI Lat 46.2, Long -63.1 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.45am: Hands employed: getting out midship ladders, cleaning ship 1.30pm: Hands Make and Mend clothes 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am & Boys till 6.00pm 1.30pm-5.30pm: Ship open to the Public 4.40pm: Read Warrant No. 56 4f73c7eaa2fc8ea9030003f2: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0176_0.jpg) 25 June 1922 Charlottetown, PEI Lat 46.2, Long -63.1 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Divisions 10.20am: Divine Service 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am & Boys till 6.00pm 2.00pm-5.30pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c7eaa2fc8ea9030003f3: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0176_1.jpg) 26 June 1922 Charlottetown, PEI Lat 46.2, Long -63.1 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.45am: Topmen, Marines, & Band landed for Platoon Drill 9.10am: Hands employed: cleaning down aloft, painting flats, & cleaning ship 11.00am: Halfmasted colours for funeral of Field Marshall Sir Henry Wilson 1.30pm: Rehoisted colours - Hands as in forenoon 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am 4f73c7eba2fc8ea9030003f4: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0177_0.jpg) 27 June 1922 Charlottetown, PEI Lat 46.2, Long -63.1 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Hands painting boats davits & flats, refitting as requisite. Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction, cleaning ship. Preparing Quarterdeck for ‘At Home’ 1.00pm: Hands cleaning ship & preparing for ‘At Home.’ 3.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am 3.00pm-6.00pm: ‘At Home’ onboard 6.10pm: Major General Thacker left. Saluted 13 guns [Herbert Cyril Thacker] 4f73c7eba2fc8ea9030003f5: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0177_1.jpg) 28 June 1922 Charlottetown, PEI Lat 46.2, Long -63.1 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.35am: Hands employed: refitting as requisite, Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction, painting flats, & cleaning ship 1.00pm: Hands Make and Mend clothes 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.00pm 1.30pm-5.30pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c7eba2fc8ea9030003f6: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0178_0.jpg) 29 June 1922 Charlottetown to Montreal Lat 46.2, Long -63.1 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.30am: Forecastle & Quarterdeck Platoons & Band landed for Drill. Hands refitting as requisite, painting flats, & cleaning ship 1.50pm: Furled Quarterdeck awning 2.00pm: Hands preparing ship for Sea. Party away for sand. 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4.30pm: Secured boats for Sea 8.24pm: Weighed. Proceeded 12 knots - Course as requisite 8.38pm: Blockhouse Light 248º 9.02pm: Shaped course 180º 9.33pm: Altered course 125º 9.38pm: Prim Point Light 052º 3 miles 10.51pm: Altered course 090º 10.55pm: South Point Light 051º 5 miles 11.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 4f73c7eca2fc8ea9030003f7: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0178_1.jpg) 30 June 1922 Charlottetown to Montreal Lat 46.2, Long -63.1 12.20am: Cape Bear Light 010º 6 ½ miles. Altered course 037º 1.05am: Cape bear Light 265º 4 miles 2.50am: Coleville Rock Light 297º 8.1 miles 2.55am: Altered course 033º. Exercised Seaboats crew 3.50am: Altered course 330º 3.52am: East point Light 249º 2.7 miles 6.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew - Hands cleaning ship 7.03am: Sighted CONSTANCE 030º 7.51am: CONSTANCE took Station astern 8.01am: Stopped. CONSTANCE sent boat. Discharged one Rating to CONSTANCE 8.22am: Proceeded. Course 330º - 12 knots 8.00am-8.22am: Course Made Good 352º 1.5 miles 9.13am: CONSTANCE taking station 105º 5 miles from Flag - Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction 10.00am: Inclination Exercise 10.35am: Proceeded for Short Range Torpedo Attack 10.52am: Fired torpedo at CONSTANCE. 11.02am: Stopped and recovered torpedo 11.32am: Proceeded. CONSTANCE carrying out torpedo attack on RALEIGH Noon: 10.00am-Noon Course Made Good 345º 9.8 miles 12.09pm: Stopped near CONSTANCE’S torpedo 12.14pm: Proceeded 10 knots 12.21pm: Shaped course 330º Noon-12.24pm: Course Made Good 056º 1.3 miles 1.07pm: 12 knots. CONSTANCE in Station 060º 2½ miles 2.15pm: Carried out sub calibre throw off firing at CONSTANCE. Course as requisite 2.27pm: Finished. CONSTANCE carried out similar practice at RALEIGH 2.48pm: Fired torpedo for test run 2.59pm: Stopped & recovered torpedo 3.16pm: Proceeded 148º. Reduced to 12 knots 3.26pm: Shaped course 320º 2.15pm-3.26pm: Course Made Good 317º 6.8 miles 4.00pm: CONSTANCE took Station astern 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Land 303º 6.45pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.12pm: Flat Island Light 262º 7 ½ miles 8.22pm: Altered course 335º 9.04pm: Gaspe Light 245º 4.1 miles 9.42pm: Cape de Rosier Light 245º 2.4 miles 11.00pm: Faime Point Light 256) 11½ miles - Altered course 290º LOGS FOR JULY 1922 4f73c7eca2fc8ea9030003f8: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0179_0.jpg) 1 July 1922 Charlottetown to Montreal Lat 49.0, Long -67.2 2.40am: Exercised Seaboats crew 3.31am: Cape Magdalen 188º Altered course 260º 5.00am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 6.26am: Altered course 250º 6.30am: Reduced to 10 knots - CONSTANCE proceeded to take Station 330º 18 miles 7.02am: Martus Rock Light 168º 3 miles 9.32am: Course & speed as requisite for Exercises 9.35am: Cape Chat light 224º 4.7 miles 9.47am: Carried out full calibre Throw off firing at CONSTANCE 9.55am-10.28am: Ceased firing. CONSTANCE also firing at RALEIGH 10.34am: Finished firings. Proceeded for long range torpedo attack on CONSTANCE 11.33am: Fired torpedo 11.57am: Stopped & recovered torpedo Noon: CONSTANCE took Station 280º 10 miles for long range torpedo attack 12.32pm: Proceeded 12.48pm: CONSTANCE fired torpedo 12.54pm: Stopped 1.06pm: Proceeded - course 245º 10 knots 1.30pm: Hands cleaning ship 2.00pm: CONSTANCE formed astern. Increased to 15 knots. Dressed ship with masthead flags for Dominion Day 2.16pm: Matane Light 130º 4.4 miles 3.14pm: Metis Light 202º 7.6 miles 4.30pm: Paid Quarterly Settlement 4.57pm: Father Point 147º 6.9 miles 5.02pm: Altered course 235º - Exercised Seaboats crew 6.10pm: Bicquelle Light 126º 2 ½ miles - Altered course 225º 8.13pm: Green Island Light 157º 2.8 miles 8.39pm: Course as requisite 8.47pm: White Island Light Ship 145º 0.5 miles 9.50pm: Point de Roch Light 264º 2 ¼ miles 11.02pm: Speed as requisite for anchorage 11.07pm: Came to Port anchor off Orighaux Point in 20 fathoms veered 6 shackles 4f73c7eda2fc8ea9030003f9: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0179_1.jpg) 2 July 1922 Charlottetown to Montreal to Lamonaire Lat 46.7, Long -71.5 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 5.57am: Weighed and proceeded 12 knots CONSTANCE formed astern Course as requisite 6.50am: Lower Traverse Light ship 115º 2 ½ cables 7.37am: Algernon Rock Light 305º 2 ½ cables 8.25am: Beaujeu Light 295º 2 ½ cables 9.28am Pointed Rock Light 154º 6 cables 10.00am: Divisions. Divine Service 10.19am: St. Laurent Light 325º 3 ½ cables 10.43am: Passing Lauzon 10.55am: Speed as requisite Picked up pilot off Quebec 11.03am: Proceeded 12 knots 11.30am: Passed Quebec Bridge 12.25pm: St. Antoine East Landing Light 160º 4 ¾ cables 1.43pm: Richelieu Island Light 132º 1¾ cables 2.42pm Abreast Q 92 Light Buoy 3.25pm: Abreast Q 129 Light Buoy 4.14pm: Increased to 13 ½ knots 4.20pm: Abreast 23 C Light Buoy 4.54pm:-5.00pm: Speed 9 knots passing Three rivers 5.00pm: 13 ½ knots - Exercised Seaboats crew 5.25pm: Port St. Francis East Light 150º 2 cables - Entered Lake St. Petis 6.26pm: In curve No. 2 7.09pm: Front Leading Motor Boat Island 339º 4 ½ cables 8.10pm: Speed as requisite for anchoring 8.17pm: Came to Port anchor in 8 fathoms veered 4 shackles off Lamonaire 4f73c7eda2fc8ea9030003fa: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0180_0.jpg) 3 July 1922 Charlottetown to Montreal Lat 45.5, Long -73.53 3 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 6.30am: Weighed and proceeded 12 knots - Course as requisite - CONSTANCE formed astern 6.44am: Reduced to 9 knots 6.50am: Increased to 12 knots 7.08am: Front Coutrecoeur Light 122º 3 ¾ cables 7.35am-7.40am: 9 knots passing dredger 7.51am: Vercherre Rear Light 144º 2 ¼ cables 8.39am: St. Therese Island Light 290º ¾ cables 9.27am: Speed as requisite 9.44am: Dropped Port anchor under foot in Montreal harbour to await tugs 9.55am: Weighed 10.06am: Proceeded alongside North side Laurier Pier 10.22am: Secured 10.45am Spread Quarterdeck awning 10.53am: CONSTANCE secured to South side of Laurier Pier 1.00pm: Dinner - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am: - Boys till 6.30pm & men under 20 till 11.00pm 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public - Discharged Mr T H Kneebone to CONSTANCE 2.50pm: Brigadier General Armstrong came on board 4f73c7eda2fc8ea9030003fb: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0180_1.jpg) 4 July 1922 Montreal Lat 45.5, Long -73.53 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.30am: Hands employed: cleaning side, overhauling wire hawsers, painting flats, refitting as requisite, & turning out boats 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am - men under 20 till 11.00pm - Boys till 6.30pm 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 5.30pm: Read Warrants Nos. 57 & 58 4f73c7eea2fc8ea9030003fc: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0181_0.jpg) 5 July 1922 Montreal Lat 45.5, Long -73.53 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.30am: Hands employed: Field guns crew & Stokers at Drill on Jetty, overhauling boats falls, cleaning side, & cleaning ship as requisite 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Leave as for yesterday 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c7eea2fc8ea9030003fd: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0181_1.jpg) 6 July 1922 Montreal Lat 45.5, Long -73.53 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship & lowering boats 8.35am: Hands embarking flour 9.05am: Oil lighter came alongside. Received 833 tons 10.00am: Hands employed: painting & cleaning as requisite. Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction, stowing flour 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Granted usual leave. 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to Public. 4.00pm: Joined ship from CALCUTTA - Lieutenant RCO Hill Royal Navy , Paymaster Sub Lieutenant EM Eldred and 8 Ratings. [Possible: Rupert Christopher Oswald Hill] [Possible: Eustace MacDonald Eldred] 5.50pm: Oil lighter left 4f73c7eea2fc8ea9030003fe: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0182_0.jpg) 7 July 1922 Montreal Lat 45.5, Long -73.53 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.25am: Hands employed: Boys at School, Stokers at Platoon Drill, Rigging ship for Children’s Party 11.10am: Training Classes at Instruction 1.00pm: Dinner 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am: - Boys till 6.30pm, Part of watch from 7.30pm - 2.00am 2.00pm: Children's Party onboard 4f73c7efa2fc8ea9030003ff: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0182_1.jpg) 8 July 1922 Montreal Lat 45.5, Long -73.53 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship & embarking provisions 12.30pm: Dinner 1.00pm: Hands Make and Mend clothes 2.00pm: Leave to 1 watch till 7.30am/10th - 1 watch till 7.30am/9th - ½ watch till midnight - Boys till 6.30pm 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 7.00pm: Concert Party landed 9.30pm: Patrol landed 4f73c7efa2fc8ea903000400: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0183_0.jpg) 9 July 1922 Montreal Lat 45.5, Long -73.53 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.00am: Rig - all Whites 9.00am: Landed Roman Catholics 9.30am: Divisions 10.00am: Divine Service 1.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.30am & Boys till 6.30pm 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c7f0a2fc8ea903000401: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0183_1.jpg) 10 July 1922 Montreal Lat 45.5, Long -73.53 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.15am: Marines landed for Route March 9.10am: Hands employed: provisioning ship, refitting as requisite, holystoning Quarterdeck, Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction, cleaning ship 1.00pm: Dinner - Hands Make and Mend clothes 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 2.00am - Boys till 6.30pm 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 8.30pm: Furled Quarterdeck awning 8.50pm: Discharged one Rating to CONSTANCE 4f73c7f0a2fc8ea903000402: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0184_0.jpg) 11 July 1922 Montreal to Quebec Lat 46.225, Long -72.78 5.30am: Hands preparing ship for Sea. 6.28am: Slipped from Laurier wharf & backed out. Pilot in charge. Two tugs in attendance. 0633 Proceeded up harbour to turn 6.51am: Turned. 7.09am: Proceeded down river 8 knots, Course as requisite 8.00am: Laux Vaches Light 341º 1 cable 8.43am: CONSTANCE in station astern 4 cables 8.57am: M 82 Light Buoy abeam 9.15am: CALCUTTA in station 4 cables astern of CONSTANCE 9.17am: 12 knots. 9.30am: Exercised Action Stations 9.47am: M 14 Buoy abeam 10.08am-10.16am: Speed 6 knots passing wreck. 10.30am: Secured 10.53am: Rear Leading Light Mont Island 147º 6 cables Noon: Hands cleaning ship. 12.39pm: Nicolet Traverse Rear Light 140º 2½ cables 1.00pm-1.08pm: Speed 9 knots past Three Rivers. 1.14pm-1.20pm: Speed 6 knots passing sail. - Training Classes at Instruction 1.40pm: 23 C Light Buoy abeam 1.55pm-2.08pm: Speed 9 knots passing small vessels 2.52pm: Q 100 Light Buoy abeam 3.35pm-3.50pm: Passing Richelieu Rapids 3.52pm: Point Platoon Pier 105º 3¾ cables 4.30pm: Quarters, preparing for going alongside. 4.51pm: Q 23 Light Buoy abeam 5.38pm: Passed under Quebec Bridge 5.55pm: CONSTANCE & CALCUTTA proceeded to anchor off Citadel. 6.06pm: Speed as requisite 6.27pm: Entered St. Charles River Basin two tugs assisting. 6.50pm: Secured alongside. 7.45pm: One Rating joined from CALCUTTA - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am 4f73c7f0a2fc8ea903000403: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0184_1.jpg) 12 July 1922 Lat 46.82, Long -71.2 5.45am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.30am: Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction, cleaning ship 10.30am: Lieutenant Governor came onboard 10.45am Lieutenant Governor left 10.48am: Brigadier General Landry called 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.30am, Boys till 6.30pm 2.00pm-5.30pm: Ship open to the Public 4.30pm: Quarters - Read Warrant No. 60 903000405 4f73c7f1a2fc8ea903000404: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0185_0.jpg) Log Page - Blank 4f73c7f1a2fc8ea903000405: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0185_1.jpg) Log Page - Blank 4f73c7f2a2fc8ea903000406: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0186_0.jpg) Log Page - Blank 4f73c7f3a2fc8ea903000407: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0186_1.jpg) Log Page - Blank 4f73c7f3a2fc8ea903000408: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0187_0.jpg) Log Page - Blank 4f73c7f4a2fc8ea903000409: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82271/0187_1.jpg) Log Page - Blank LOG BOOK – JULY 13TH 1922 TO AUGUST 8TH 1922 4f73c7f4a2fc8ea90300040a: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0001_0.jpg) Log Page - Cover 13 July 1922 to 8 August 1922 - Ship Stranded and Lost 4f73c7f5a2fc8ea90300040b: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0001_1.jpg) Log Page - Cover 13 July 1922 to 8 August 1922 - Ship Stranded and Lost 4f73c7f5a2fc8ea90301240c: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0002_0.jpg) Log Page - Blank 4f73c7f6a2fc8ea90301240d: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0002_1.jpg) Log Page - Blank 4f73c7f7a2fc8ea90301240e: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0003_0.jpg) Log Page - Blank 4f73c7f7a2fc8ea90301240f: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0003_1.jpg) Log Page - Blank 4f73c7f8a2fc8ea903000410: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0004_0.jpg) Log Page - Blank 4f73c7f8a2fc8ea90300411: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0004_1.jpg) Log Page - Title Page - 13 July 1922 with Ship Specifications 4f73c7f9a2fc8ea903000412: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0005_0.jpg) Log Page - Directions for filling weather 4f73c7f9a2fc8ea903000413: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0005_1.jpg) Log Page - Specifications: Instruments, Armament, boats, Miscellaneous Information 4f73c7faa2fc8ea903000414: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0006_0.jpg) 13 July 1922 Quebec Lat 46.82, Long -71.2 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers, Hands employed; Training Classes at Instruction, oiling wire hawsers. Control Parties at Drill, cleaning ship 10.25am: Mayor of Quebec called 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Granted usual leave. 2.00pm-5.30pm: Ship open to the Public. 4f73c7faa2fc8ea90300415: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0006_1.jpg) 14 July 1922 Quebec Lat 46.82, Long -71.2 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.30am: Platoons landed for Drill 9.30am: Ordinary Seamen Educational Class to Examination 10.00am: Remainder of hands cleaning ship 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Granted usual leave 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c7fba2fc8ea903000416: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0007_0.jpg) 15 July 1922 Quebec Lat 46.82, Long -71.2 5.40am: Hands scrubbing up deck with sand 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship 12.30pm: Dinner - Leave to 1 Watch till 7.30am/17th - Leave to 1 Watch till 7.30am/16th, & Boys till 6.30pm 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c7fba2fc8ea903000417: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0007_1.jpg) 16 July 1922 Quebec Lat 46.82, Long -71.2 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.15am: Landed Roman Catholics 9.30am: Divisions. Divine Service. 1.30pm: Leave to 1 Watch till 7.30am & Boys till 6.30pm 2.00pm-5.30pm: Ship open to the Public. 4f73c7fca2fc8ea903000418: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0008_0.jpg) 17 July 1922 Quebec Lat 46.82, Long -71.2 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.30am: Landed Platoon for drill. Hands employed: shifting provisions, cleaning ship 1.00pm: Dinner 1.30pm: Granted usual Leave 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c7fca2fc8ea903000419: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0008_1.jpg) 18 July 1922 Quebec Lat 46.82, Long -71.2 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction , Hands employed: refitting boats falls, cleaning masts& funnels 11.00am: Left ship for SS EMPRESS OF BRITAIN: Commander R M Fraser Distinguished Service Order, Royal Navy - Discharged 2 Ratings to EMPRESS OF BRITAIN [Ronald Mountstevens Fraser] 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys till 6.30pm 2.00pm:-5.30pm: Ship open to the Public 2.15pm: Discharged one Rating to EMPRESS OF BRITAIN 6.30pm: Left ship: Paymaster Lieutenant Nicholson Royal Navy [Possible: Christopher Hugh Nicholson] 10.45pm: Joined ship from CONSTANCE: one Rating 4f73c7fda2fc8ea90300041a: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0009_0.jpg) 19 July 1922 Quebec to Murray Bay Lat 47.2, Long -70.4 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship & preparing for Sea 8.01am: Slipped from Jetty & turned in Basin, pilot in charge, two tugs assisting 8.16am: Proceeded 8.34am: Dropped pilot & proceeded down river 8.41am: Speed 12 knots - CONSTANCE & CALCUTTA in Station astern 8.50am: West Point Light 355º 2 ½ cables 9.02am: Speed 10 knots - CALCUTTA parted company 9.07am: Speed 12 knots 10.02am: Belle Chasse Light 155º 8 ½ cables - Hands cleaning ship 11.01am: Crane Island Light 333º 3 cables 12.16pm: Algernon Rock Light 305º 1.8 cables 1.07pm-1.21pm: Speed 13 ½ knots through Traverse 1.09pm: Upper Traverse Light 116º 2.9 cables 1.23pm: CONSTANCE parted company - Shaped course for Murray Bay 2.57pm: Speed as requisite for anchoring - Course as requisite for steering Ebb Tide 3.06pm: Came to Port anchor in 23 fathoms veered 8 shackles 4.30pm: Quarters - Read Warrant No. 61 - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 5.45pm: Put clocks back 30 minutes 6.45pm: Put clocks back 30 minutes 9.00pm: Burnt Searchlights for Exercise 4f73c7fda2fc8ea90300041b: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0009_1.jpg) 20 July 1922 Murray Bay Lat 47.7, Long -70.1 5.30am: Hands cleaning ship 7.00am: Rig - Blues 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill 10.00am: Hands employed: Boys at School, cleaning down aloft, refitting boats falls,, oiling wire hawsers, Quarterdeckmen at Rifle Drill, Guns crews at Drill, cleaning ship 1.00pm: Hands Make and Mend clothes 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am, Boys till 6.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 9.00pm: Burnt Searchlights for Exercise 4f73c7fda2fc8ea90300041c: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0010_0.jpg) 21 July 1922 Murray Bay Lat 47.7, Long -70.1 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Exercised Anchor Stations 10.40am: Hands employed: refitting boats falls, cleaning ship 1.25pm: Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction - holystoning Upper deck 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 9.00pm: Burnt Searchlights for Exercise 4f73c7fea2fc8ea90300041d: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0010_1.jpg) 22 July 1922 Murray Bay Lat 47.7, Long -70.1 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 8.45am: Divisions - aired night clothing 9.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Landed Diving Party to salve Galley's tiller 11.40am: Divers returned 1.00pm: Hands Make and Mend clothes 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys till 6.00pm 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c7fea2fc8ea90300041e: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0011_0.jpg) 23 July 1922 Murray Bay Lat 47.7, Long -70.1 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 8.30am: Landed Roman Catholics 9.30am: Divisions 10.00am: Ex President Taft, Chief Justice of USA arrived on board and inspected ship’s company 10.30am: Divine Service 11.30am: Mr. Taft left ship 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys till 6.30pm 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c7fea2fc8ea90300041f: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0011_1.jpg) 24 July 1922 Murray Bay Lat 47.7, Long -70.1 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Physical Drill - Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction, cleaning ship, & preparing Quarterdeck for ‘At Home.’ 1.15pm: Ship dragging. Let go Starboard anchor. Commenced raising steam 1.30pm: Hands employed preparing for Sea 3.00pm: Hoisted boats - 'At Home' abandoned 4.55pm: Weighed Starboard anchor 5.00pm: Furled Quarterdeck awning 6.07pm Weighed & turned 6.19pm: Point au Pic Pier 293º 1.2 miles - Shaped course 052º 12 knots 7.10pm: Altered course 030º 7.19pm: Point des Roches Light 300º 9 cables 7.25pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 7.58pm: Cape Dog’s Light 324º 2.5 miles 8.17pm: Course as requisite 8.35pm: White Island Light vessel 157º 8 cables 8.50pm: Shaped course 040º 8.53pm: Red Islet Light 337º 2.5 miles 9.30pm: Green Islet Light 195º 5 ¼ miles 10.20pm: Put clocks on 20 minutes 11.30pm: Exercised Seaboats crew Midnight: Altered course 060º 4f73c7ffa2fc8ea903000420: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0012_0.jpg) 25 July 1922 Murray Bay to Dalhousie Lat 49.2, Long -66.5 12.20pm: Put clocks on 20 minutes 12.50pm: Bicquelle Island Light 150º 3 miles 2.52am: Father’s Point Light 156º 6 miles 4.25am: Put clocks on 20 minutes 4.50am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.11am: Metis Light 128º 6 miles 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 7.00am: Matane Light 128º 6 ¾ miles - Altered course 070º 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.33am: Read & Exercised Stations for Collision 9.38am: Speed as requisite reeving bottom line - Placed mat 10.15am: Speed 10 knots - Exercised Stations for Abandon Ship 10.20am: Speed 12 knots 10.33am: Exercised Fire Stations 11.15am: Reduced to 5 knots 11.17am: Cape Chat 199º 5 ½ miles 11.30am: Speed 12 knots 1.00pm: Marleu Rock Light 160º 5 miles - Altered course 085º 1.49pm: Altered course 130º 2.11pm: Altered course 085º - Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction, cleaning ship 2.45pm: Mount Louis Rock Red Light 186º 2 miles 4.00pm: Altered course 100º 4.09pm: Cape Magdalen Light 190º 1.4 miles 4.30pm: Quarters - Read Warrant No. 62 4.44pm-4.52pm: Altered course to avoid steamers 5.00pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.19pm: Altered course 125º 6.43pm: Faime Point Light 215º 2 ¼ miles 7.20pm: Exercised Seaboats crew 8.00pm: Altered course 150º 8.38pm: des Rosier Light 240º 2 miles 9.00pm: Gaspe Light 210º 4.6 miles - Altered course 215º 9.55pm: Flat Island Light 265º 3.1 miles 10.30pm: White Head Light 261º 6.4 miles - Altered course 215º 11.19pm: Altered course 238º 11.23pm: Espoir Light 301º 5.1 miles 4f73c7ffa2fc8ea903000421: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0012_1.jpg) 26 July 1922 Dalhousie Lat 48.1, Long -66.4 1.21am: Maquereau Light 328º 3 miles 3.06am: Paspébiac Light 328º 3 miles 3.25am: Altered course 280º 3.45am: Sighted CAPETOWN astern 3.58am: Bonaventure Light 010º 2.9 miles 5.13am: CAPETOWN ordered to take station 360º 2 ½ cables 6.00am: Speed 9 knots 6.12am: Altered course 270º 6.17am: Speed 12 knots - CAPETOWN in Station 6.27am: Heronts Light 180º 2.3 miles 6.54am: Course as requisite for anchoring 7.09am: Speed as requisite 7.21am: Came to Port anchor in 10 fathoms veered 6 shackles - Hands cleaning ship 9.45am: Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction, overhauling blocks, bottle screws & slips, getting out midship gangway, cleaning ship 1.00pm: Hands Make and Mend clothes 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys till 6.00pm 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4.30pm: Quarters - Exercised Fire Stations 5.40pm: Joined ship from VALERIAN W L G Adams & B W Clutterbuck Midshipmen Royal Navy and 6 Ratings 4f73c800a2fc8ea903000422: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0013_0.jpg) 27 July 1922 Dalhousie Lat 48.1, Long -66.4 5.20am: Hands cleaning ship - aired bedding 8.35am: Marines landed for Route March 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 10.00am: Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction, exercising at boat pulling, refitting & painting as requisite, cleaning ship 11.00am: Divisions - inspected bedding - Marines returned 1.25pm: Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction, Boys at Instruction, party away for sand, refitting & painting as requisite, cleaning ship 1.30pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c800a2fc8ea903000423: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0013_1.jpg) 28 July 1922 Dalhousie Lat 48.1, Long -66.4 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.30am: Exercised Action Stations - Divisional Fire Drill, First Aid Parties 10.40am: Hands employed: overhauling davit gear, Training Classes at Instruction, painting as requisite, cleaning small gear 1.25pm: Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction, painting & refitting davit gear, cleaning ship 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 5.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am 4f73c800a2fc8ea903000424: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0014_0.jpg) 29 July 1922 Dalhousie Lat 48.1, Long -66.4 5.45am: Hands cleaning ship 9.00am: Divisions - aired night clothing 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship 10.35am: Tested Lifebuoys 1.00pm: Dinner 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am - Boys till 6.00pm 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c801a2fc8ea903000425: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0014_1.jpg) 30 July 1922 Dalhousie Lat 48.1, Long -66.4 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.25am: Divisions - Divine Service 9.30am: Landed Roman Catholics 9.40am: Commander-in-Chief inspected HMS CAPETOWN 10.00am: Landed Church of England & Wesleyan parties 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00am & Boys till 6.00pm 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 4f73c801a2fc8ea903000426: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0015_0.jpg) 31 July 1922 Dalhousie Lat 48.1, Long -66.4 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.30am: Read Stations for Out Bower or Sheet Anchor. Hands mustered at same. Exercised hands at Night Cruising Stations 10.00am: Left ship: Lieutenant M H M Durand Royal Navy 10.40am: Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction, stowing fresh provisions, painting & refitting as requisite, cleaning ship 1.25pm: Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction, painting & cleaning, refitting, securing gear for sea 2.00pm-5.00pm: Ship open to the Public 3.30pm: Leave to Petty Officers till 6.00pm: 6.15pm: Hoisted boats, furled Quarterdeck awning & prepared for sea 9.00pm: Weighed & proceeded 10 knots with CAPETOWN in company - Course as requisite 9.18pm: Course 090º Exercised watches at Night Cruising Stations - burnt Searchlights 10.00pm: CAPETOWN Stationed 190º 2 miles 10.17pm: Heron Island light 219º 4.1 miles - Altered course 100º Fired Star Shell 11.06pm: Secured LOGS FOR AUGUST 1922 4f73c801a2fc8ea903000427: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0015_1.jpg) 1 August 1922 Dalhousie to Bay of Islands Lat 48.4, Long -63.5 12.42am: Bonaventure Light 010º 2.8 miles 1.13am: CALCUTTA joined flag & took station astern 1.18am: Paspébiac Light 030º 5.2 miles - Altered Course 062º 1.45am-1.49am: Course as requisite avoiding fishing boats 3.17am-3.22am: Altered Course to avoid fishing boats - Exercised Seaboats crew 4.09am: Maquereau Light 332º 4.1 miles - Exercised Seaboats crew 6.45am: Espoir Light 325º 6 miles 7.10am: Sighted CONSTANCE stationed 6 miles on Starboard beam 8.20am: Altered Course 020º 9.23am: Flat Island Light 286º 12 ½ miles 9.30am: Course as requisite - Inclination Exercise 10.03am: Speed as requisite 10.35am: Carried out Squadron torpedo attack on CONSTANCE 11.04am: Fired 2 torpedoes - Hands cleaning ship as requisite 11.32am: Recovering torpedoes Noon: Course Made Good 9.23am-Noon 122º 200 miles 12.57pm: Proceeded as requisite for sub calibre firing 2.15pm: Carried out sub calibre throw off firing with CALCUTTA 3.00pm: CONSTANCE & CAPETOWN formed on Flag. Carried out Squadron torpedo attack at CALCUTTA 3.54pm: Fired 2 torpedoes 4.30pm: Recovering torpedoes 5.20pm: CONSTANCE proceeded to Gaspe 5.26pm: Proceeded 9 knots 5.40pm: Course Made Good Noon-5.40pm: 078º 29 miles - Shaped course 075º. CALCUTTA & CAPETOWN firing sub calibre 6.30pm: Stationed CAPETOWN & CALCUTTA 30º on each bow. 7 miles 9.28pm: Stopped & dropped target. Course & speed for night sub calibre firing. Burnt Searchlights & fired Star Shell 11.36pm: Picked up target & proceeded 11.22pm: Shaped course 075º - 11 knots - Course Made Good 9.25pm-11.22pm 091º 2.5 miles 4f73c802a2fc8ea903000428: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0016_0.jpg) 2 August 1922 Dalhousie to Bay of Islands Lat 49.0, Long -58.8 1.30am: Exercised Seaboats crew 5.25am: Exercised Seaboats crew 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.14am: Course as requisite for Exercises. CAPETOWN carried out full calibre throw off firing at Raleigh 9.35am: Southern Head Bay of Islands 083º 28 miles 9.50am: Speed as requisite 10.13am: RALEIGH & CALCUTTA at combined full calibre throw off firing 10.53am: Completed 10.57am: Long Point Light 124º 14½ miles 11.00am: Carried out High Angle firing. CALCUTTA & CAPETOWN at Torpedo Exercise 11.45am: Course 057º 9 knots 12.04pm: Speed 12 knots 12.20pm: CAPETOWN proceeded to Port- au Port 1.22pm: Little Port Light 151º 2 miles 1.25pm: CALCUTTA took Station astern 1.32pm: Speed 14 knots 1.34pm: Course as requisite for entering Humber Area Bay of Islands 2.25pm: Lower Frenchman Light 206º 3.7 cables 3.01pm: Speed as requisite 3.07pm: Let go Port anchor 3.09pm: Let go Starboard anchor, moored ship in 15 fathoms veered 5 shackles on each 4.45pm: Quarters. Exercised Fire Stations 4f73c803a2fc8ea903000429: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0016_1.jpg) 3 August 1922 Bay of Islands Lat 49.1, Long -58.2 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.30am: General Drills: Out Sheet Anchor, Away all Boats under oars, Fire Stations 11.00am: Secured gear 12.15pm: Dinner 1.20pm: Admiral & Staff transferred to CALCUTTA 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 8.00pm: & Boys till 8.00pm: 2.58pm: Struck Admirals flag 3.00pm: CALCUTTA hoisted flag. Saluted flag. 17 guns. CALCUTTA returned 9 guns. CALCUTTA sailed 4.30pm: Quarters. Read Warrants Nos. 63 & 64 4f73c803a2fc8ea90300042a: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0017_0.jpg) 4 August 1922 Bay of Islands to Hawkes Bay Lat 49.7, Long -58.0 5.40am: Hoisted boats. Hands cleaning ship. Unmoored 6.20am: Weighed Starboard anchor 6.28am: Weighed Port anchor. Turned & proceeded 12 knots. Course as requisite 7.35am: Lower Frenchman Light 240º 7 cables. Passed East of Woods Island 8.33am: Shiven Point Light 228º 7 cables 8.51am: Gregory Islet 128º ½ mile - Shaped course 018º 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers - Exercised Action Stations 10.08am: Altered Course 065º 10.56am: Stopped engines. Lowered Seaboat 11.00am: Lobster Cove Light 090º ½ mile - Sent boat with letter to Light House. Hands cleaning ship 11.22am: Hoisted boat & proceeded 12 knots 11.29am: Lobster Cove Light House 130º 1.7 miles - Shaped course 340º Noon: Altered Course 023º 1.15pm: Cow Head Light 113º 2.7 miles 1.25pm: Hands cleaning, refitting, & painting as requisite 4.30pm: Quarters. Read Warrant No. 65 4.58pm: Keppel Island Light 070º 4.6 miles. Course as requisite for entering Hawke Bay 5.25pm: Altered Course 133º down Hawkes Harbour 5.32pm: Speed 6 knots & as requisite round Robinson Island 5.36pm: Speed 12 knots 5.54pm: Speed as requisite for anchoring 6.01pm: Came to Starboard Anchor in 10 fathoms veered 6 shackles. Exercised boats crews under oars 4f73c804a2fc8ea90300042b: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0017_1.jpg) 5 August 1922 Hawkes Bay Lat 50.6, Long -57.2 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 10.00am: Hands cleaning ship & painting as requisite 1.00pm: Hands Make and Mend clothes 2.00pm: Leave to 2 Watches till7.00pm: 3.00pm: Landed Seining Party 4.30pm: Quarters. Spread Quarterdeck awning 4f73c804a2fc8ea90300042c: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0018_0.jpg) 6 August 1922 Hawkes Bay Lat 49.7, Long -58.0 6.00am: Hands cleaning ship 9.30am: Hands mustered by the Ledger 10.10am: Divisions 10.30am: Divine Service 1.30pm: Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00pm & Boys till 7.00pm 4.30pm: Quarters 4f73c804a2fc8ea90300042d: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0018_1.jpg) 7 August 1922 Hawkes Bay Lat 49.7, Long -58.0 5.45am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Divisions & Prayers 9.30am: Drills - Got out Stream anchor & both Kedge anchors 10.00am: Replaced gear 10.45am Away all boats crews under oars - Physical Drill 10.55am: Exercised fire stations 11.10am: Finished Drills - returned gear 1.25pm: Hands employed: Training Classes at Instruction, Hands cleaning ship & painting as requisite 4.30pm: Quarters 5.00pm: Read Warrant No. 66 - Leave to 2 Watches till 7.00pm 4f73c805a2fc8ea90300042e: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0019_0.jpg) 8 August 1922 Hawkes Bay to Forteau Lat 50.8, Long -57.5 5.40am: Hands cleaning ship 9.10am: Hoisted boats, furled Quarterdeck awning, prepared for Sea. 9.45am: Hands Employed: - Training Classes at Instruction, Control Parties at Drill, painting and refitting as requisite 10.29am: Weighed & proceeded 12 knots Course as requisite 10.52am: Rounded Robinson Island 11.12am: Keppel Island Light 075º - 1.1 miles. Shaped Course 315º 11.42am: Altered course 025º 11.44am: Rich Point Light 114º- 1.9 miles 12.20pm: Sighted: Twin Island 038º 2.57pm: Iceberg 001º 3.10pm: Sighted Land on Port bow 3.24pm: Altered course 360º. Ran into fog. Commenced sounding 3.37pm: Land ahead & on Port bow. Reduced to 8 knots 3.38pm: Sighted breakers on Starboard bow. Full speed astern. Hard a starboard. Sounded Collision Stations 3.39pm: Grounded 3.40pm: Stopped engines. Ship bumping heavily 3.41pm: Hard a port. Ship's stern swinging to Eastward. Full astern starboard 3.43pm: Stop Starboard Full ahead Port. Engines as requisite to prevent stern swinging on rocks 3.49pm: Finally stopped engines. Position 262º - 4.8 cables from Amour Point Light. Heading 292º. Hard aground on starboard bilge and bumping heavily 4.07pm: Let go Port anchor. Cutter & crew washed ashore on rocks 4.15pm: Two lines ashore by Coston gun. Commenced abandoning ship by lines & Carley Floats 8.00pm: Ship abandoned 4f73c805a2fc8ea90300042f: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0019_1.jpg) Leslie C Bott Commander (N) signed log Captain initialled log 4f73c806a2fc8ea903000430: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0020_0.jpg) Log page - Blank 4f73c806a2fc8ea903000431: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0020_1.jpg) Log page - Blank 4f73c806a2fc8ea903000432: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0021_0.jpg) Log page - Blank 4f73c807a2fc8ea903000433: (https://s3.amazonaws.com:443/oldweather/ADM53-82272/0021_1.jpg) Log page - Blank On 8 August, 1922, HMS Raleigh ran aground in thick fog on Point Amour while entering Forteau Bay. Ten men were killed, and the ship became a total loss. On 3 October Commander Arthur Bromley left Quebec for Britain on the liner Empress of France. Commander Leslie C Bott, O.B.E., his second-in-command, was tried by Court-martial on 26 October and severely reprimanded and dismissed H.M.S. Victory. Bromley was tried on the following day by a Court presided over by Rear-Admiral Hugh F. P. Sinclair, charged with negligently or by default stranding and losing his ship. In his defence Bromley argued that had the charts he had been supplied with been accurate then his ship would not have stranded. The Court found the charge proved, and he was severely reprimanded and dismissed his ship. He was placed on the Retired List, at his own request, dated 7 November. He was advanced to the rank of Rear-Admiral on the Retired List on 8 July, 1926. From: http://www.dreadnoughtproject.org/tfs/index.php/Arthur_Bromley,_Eighth_Baronet. The Naval Review's article, The Wreck of HMS Raleigh, provides a first hand account by Vice-Admiral Sir Stephen Carlill, a midshipman at the time. |
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