| 1000 |  |
NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER dwarfed by cruise ships. |
Alaska, Juneau |
1001 |  |
NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER in Rudyerd Bay. |
Alaska, Southeast |
1002 |  |
NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER in Rudyerd Bay. |
Alaska, Southeast |
1003 |  |
NOAA Ship NANCY FOSTER. |
Gulf of Mexico |
1004 |  |
NOAA Ship RAINIER. |
Alaska, Southwest |
1005 |  |
NOAA Ship RAINIER. |
|
1006 |  |
NOAA Ship RAINIER picking up survey launch. |
|
1007 |  |
NOAA Ship RAINIER tied up next to cruise ship. |
|
1008 |  |
NOAA Ship RAINIER. |
|
1009 |  |
NOAA Ship RAINIER with Mount Rainier in background. |
Washington, Puget Sound |
1010 |  |
NOAA Ship RUDE off Montauk Lighthouse. |
New York, Long Island, Montauk Point |
1011 |  |
NOAA Ship RUDE. |
|
1012 |  |
NOAA Ship FAIRWEATHER. |
|
1013 |  |
NOAA Ship WHITING at Charlotte Amalie. |
U.S. Virgin Islands, Charlotte Amalie |
1014 |  |
NOAA Ship WHITING at Charlotte Amalie. |
|
1015 |  |
NOAA Ship THOMAS JEFFERSON. |
|
1016 |  |
NOAA Survey launch off NOAA Ship RAINIER. |
|
1017 |  |
NOAA Survey launch. |
|
1018 |  |
NOAA Survey Launch RA2 off NOAA Ship RAINIER. |
|
1019 |  |
NOAA Survey Launch BAY HYDROGRAPHER. |
Maryland, Chesapeake Bay |
1020 |  |
NOAA Survey Launch off NOAA Ship RAINIER. |
Alaska |
1021 |  |
Sailing day on the C&GS Ship EXPLORER. |
Washington, Seattle, Lake Union Ship Base 1952 |
1022 |  |
Sailing day on the C&GS Ship EXPLORER. |
Washington, Seattle, Lake Union Ship Base |
1023 |  |
Sailing day on the C&GS Ship EXPLORER. |
Washington, Seattle, Lake Union Ship Base |
1024 |  |
C&GS Ship PATHFINDER on the left, EXPLORER on the right. Sailing day on the C&GS Ship EXPLORER. Note the officers in blues for sailing day. |
Washington, Seattle, Lake Union Ship Base |
1025 |  |
The C&GS ship EXPLORER departing the Pacific Marine Center piers. Sailing day on the C&GS Ship EXPLORER. |
Washington, Seattle, Lake Union Ship Base |
1026 |  |
C&GS Ship EXPLORER in the Lake Union Ship Canal Locks. |
Washington, Seattle, Lake Union Ship Base |
1027 |  |
NOAA Ship OREGON II underway in the Gulf of Mexico. |
Mississippi, Gulf of Mexico 2005, July 17 |
1028 |  |
Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship EXPLORER |
1955 ca |
1029 |  |
Bailey Board of engine room of Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship EXPLORER |
1955 ca |
1030 |  |
Various types of sounding recorders and other electronic equipment in the plotting room of the Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship EXPLORER. |
1955 ca |
1031 |  |
Electronic racks on the Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship EXPLORER |
1955 ca |
1032 |  |
Engine room of PATHFINDER |
1955 ca |
1033 |  |
Radio shack of Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship EXPLORER |
1955 ca |
1034 |  |
Survey launch departing Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship EXPLORER |
1955 ca |
1035 |  |
Cogitating over a hydrographic boat sheet on board the Coast and Geodetic Survey Ship EXPLORER |
1955 ca |
1036 |  |
Deploying the bathythermograph to obtain temperature information for correcting acoustic soundings |
1955 ca |
1037 |  |
Current meter buoy ready for deployment from Coast and Geodetic Survey ship |
1955 ca |
1038 |  |
Deploying current meter buoy from Coast and Geodetic Survey ship |
1955 ca |
1039 |  |
Bridge radar display circa 1955. |
1955 ca |
1040 |  |
NOAA Ship RAINIER joins other ships commemorating their visit to Sitka. |
2000 ca. |
1041 |  |
Looking to stern of NOAA Ship HI'IALAKAI from small boat |
2006 July |
1042 |  |
Bow of small boat approaching meteorological buoy to conduct maintenance. |
2006 July |
1043 |  |
Small boat from HI'IALAKAI on beach of island in NW Hawaiian Islands |
2006 July |
1044 |  |
Anchor detail on the bow of the NOAA Ship THOMAS JEFFERSON |
2004 October |
1045 |  |
Dropping the hook and watching the anchor chain pay out on the NOAA Ship THOMAS JEFFERSON. |
2004 October |
1046 |  |
A cold November day. It's too cold to be doing hydro today! |
New York, Long Island Sound 2004 November 13 |
1047 |  |
Monkey fist Olympics. Getting the kinks out prior to docking. |
2005 September 21 |
1048 |  |
Monkey fist Olympics. Getting the kinks out prior to docking. |
2005 September 21 |
1049 |  |
Having the conn on a foggy day keeps one very attentive. |
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