Survey technician spinning wheel for appropriate answer when bridge asks " when will we be on line, get it fixed, get it calibrated, etc. etc. During multi- beam sounding operations from the NOAA Ship SURVEYOR north of San Francisco.

Loading supplies on Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship SURVEYOR at San Diego.

Seaman Jesse Byrd digging a hole to place batteries for Del Norte super-high- frequency navigation system. Batteries would be placed in box and chained to stand. If left out, they were subject to disappear.

Shore party leaving ship in zodiac at Icy Bay from NOAA Ship RAINIER.

Survey launch in Puale Bay.

Survey launch in Puale Bay.

Bill Neff jet skiing at Icy Bay.

NOAA Ship Rainier offshore from Larsen Bay on the north side of Kodiak Island.

Survey launch get-together for talking over the day's work.

NOAA Ship Rainier offshore from Larsen Bay on the north side of Kodiak Island.

Shore party on Zodiac launch at Larsen Bay.

Fisheries Steamer FISH HAWK at Woods Hole.

Deck of the FISH HAWK showing hoisting and reeling engine and winch used by Spencer Fullerton Baird and Professor Verrill in the exploration of the New England coast.

Steamer PHALAROPE at the Woods Hole fisheries laboratory dock. This vessel was used in the 1930's for daily collection of biological material.

Research vessel ALBATROSS III assigned to Woods Hole in 1948.

A Philippine Coast Guard vessel acquired for use by the Philippine Coast and Geodetic Survey following World War II.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship EXPLORER at Punta del Gada, Azores. Federal buildings are in the background.

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship EXPLORER at Ihla de San Miguel, Azores.

NOAA Ship PEIRCE in the Great Lakes at the west end of the Welland Canal. Lake Erie is in the background.

NOAA Ship PEIRCE passing through the locks at Sault Ste. Marie.

NOAA Ship PEIRCE slicing through the waters of Lake Superior.

NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER offshore California.

Large rock on east shore of upper Cook Inlet. Note tide gauge on top of rock.

Steam tug BLUELIGHT assigned to the Woods Hole Fisheries Laboratory for use by Spencer Fullerton Baird.

NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER in Prince William Sound.

Launch and skiff from NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER prior to tide gauge installation. Upper Cook Inlet just north of East Foreland.

NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER near Port Hueneme.

NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER at pier in Long Beach.

Looking astern on the NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER.

On the bridge of the NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER.

On the bridge of the NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER.

Jensen survey launch lying to in Cook Inlet area. Launch off of NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER.

Jensen survey launches and small boats tied up at NOAA's Pacific Marine Center.

Coxswain of Jensen survey launch off of NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER.

A rough day in the harbor. Santa Ana winds blowing in Southern California.

Survey launch off NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER operating in Icy Bay area.

NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER offshore California.

The bow of the NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER in Alaskan waters.

Looking off the bridge wing of the NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER somewhere in Alaskan waters.

NOAA Ship WHITING at Craney Island Fuel Pier.

U. S. Fisheries Steamer OSPREY at Zarembo Island. In: Bureau of Fisheries "Report of Alaska Investigations in 1914", by E. Lester Jones. P. 70.

U.S. Fisheries Steamer ALBATROSS at Resurrection Bay. In: Bureau of Fisheries "Report of Alaska Investigations in 1914", by E. Lester Jones. P. 70.

Coal in gangway on deck of U.S. Fisheries Steamer ALBATROSS. In: Bureau of Fisheries "Report of Alaska Investigations in 1914", by E. Lester Jones. P. 73.

Deck load of coal on forward deck of U.S. Fish Commission Steamer ALBATROSS. In: Bureau of Fisheries "Report of Alaska Investigations in 1914", by E. Lester Jones. P. 73.

U.S. Revenue Cutter TAHOMA at Unalaska shortly before being wrecked at Agattu Island. In: Bureau of Fisheries "Report of Alaska Investigations in 1914", by E. Lester Jones. P. 149.

Wreck of U.S. Revenue Cutter TAHOMA which struck an uncharted pinnacle rock off Agattu Island, western Aleutians, September 20, 1914. Island. In: Bureau of Fisheries "Report of Alaska Investigations in 1914", by E. Lester Jones. P. 149

Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship PATHFINDER tied up at Anchorage. 30-foot tides are common.

PATHFINDER tied up outboard of PIONEER at Kodiak.

PATHFINDER and PIONEER at Kodiak.

PATHFINDER leaving Seattle at beginning of season.