War Patrol Report (Page 16)

CONFIDENTIAL  
Subject: U.S.S. BERGALL - Report of THIRD War Patrol
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(C) WEATHER -
  In the NW South China Sea squally weather was persistant with complete overcast.   There were several days in which surface attack would have been impossible.
   
(D) TIDAL INFORMATION -
  1-3 knot Southerly set was experienced along the Indo-China Coast.
   
(E) NAVIGATIONAL AIDS
  No comment.
   
(F) SHIP CONTACTS -
No Time
  & 
Date
Lat.
 & 
Long.
Type(s)  Initial 
Range 
Est. Course 
& Speed
How 
Contacted 
Remarks
1 0305
1/27/45
8-35 S,
 115-40 E.
PC 10000 195šT.
7 knots
Radar Sank
2, 3 & 4  0145
1/28/45
8-20 S,
 115-51 E
3 PC 14000 120šT.
8 knots
SN Avoided
5 0245
1/29/45
8-22 S,
 115-52 E
PC  6900 090šT.
8 knots
SN
6 0325
1/29/45
8-25 S,
 115-52 E
PC  1300 140šT.
7 knots
Sound
7 0110
1/30/45
8-26 S,
 115-40 E
PC  9500 075šT.
7 knots
SN Sunk
8 0840
2/7/45
12-04 S,
 109-22 E
2 AO,
3 PC,
1 DE.
18000 Base Course 
180šT.
17 knots
Periscope
9 1213
2/13/45 
15-35 N.
  110-50 E. 
2 BB,
1 CA,
3 DD.
10000 Base Course
000šT.
17 knots
JP Sound 1 BB
Damaged.

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