Galveston (CLG 3) - Naval Cruise Book

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The transit to Rodman Naval Base on the western end of the Panama Canal was hot and quiet. So hot in fact that the sea temperature reached 88 degrees and many slept out on the open decks at night. Noon time found man ' people up on the main decks in pursuit of some rays and a breath of cooler air; a habit that continued throughout the cruise for manv. 80

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BAROMETER 1 TEMPERATURE (Degiees and tenths) CLOUDS SEA WATER TEMP (Degrees and lenlhs) SEA WAVES SWELL WAVES llnchesf DRY BULB WET BULB AhlOUNT 1 Tenths HEIGHT TYPE PERIOD HEIGHT (Seconds) F»ell DIRECTION (True) PERIOD (Seconds) HEIGHT |F«et) 30. 5 d o Q2.o 2. OQQ CU 95.0 OZ 1 180 03 02. O f o 83 8 n 1 2onn cu 85.n QZ LSo 3 h = i 81