Galveston (CLG 3) - Naval Cruise Book

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Even though it was late evening by the time we moored at the Rodman Naval Station, there was still time for a visit to Panamanian soil— and the club.

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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

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The next morning GALVESTON began the 8 hour transit of the big ditch. The sightseers and shutter bugs had a field day.