Sample (FF 1048) - Naval Cruise Book

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4 m f5nai,0.s9i395 l ? gun, l' S Stal, 1 06' N LAT 10.3 07' E LONG 06 APRIL 1978 We sailed . I 1 , . . . - hf0Hy,h the Straw. mmm .ami :Lua L1-fi un :hw nurthvrn part of thus lsland country.Smgf1pore f the Federation of Lsthe lar 9 SI 1 . . . . MalaySiagSheUl1frr!1r an Nmntluna-.1 Mm Um 4- .1 lhmxlx C oluny, .md once a state 0 den f us now .an :mia-pvmivnt mum- ut the- I nmmumvvalth of Nations. She also has Om? ofthe 'I fthe central city. Sest o ul-1 p p A MVN1LN'wullu1xx11e'u' 1 ' mmllmn pm-nplv inhabit 28 square l11l eso .ia ' -- - 4 . Q.--i ml.-

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Nep- our low k of 00 00' LAT 'lO5026' E LONG O5 APRIL 1978 . . . most certainly the pestilence of the sea. Usually willing, how- ever, and he is definitely coor- dinated whenever it strikes, about once every two hours. But he is ready, ripe and just waiting for his moment of eternal glory in the courts of King Neptune and the Big Baby. Polywogs are also slime covered . . .