YEAR BERGS
SOUTH
OF 48°N		 DURATION OF
ICE SEASON		 DURATION OF
PATROL
SEASON		 PATROL
VESSELS		 STANDBY
PATROL
VESSEL		 ICE OBSERVATION
VESSELS AND
AIRCRAFT		 DURATION OF
OBSERVATION
SEASON		 COMMANDER
INTERNATIONAL
ICE PATROL		 ICE PATROL
OFFICER		 VESSELS
COOPERATING		 NATIONS
REPRESENTED		 ICE REPORTS
RECEIVED		 SST'S
RECEIVED		 SPECIAL
REQUESTS
ANSWERED		 ICE OBSERVATION
FLIGHTS		 FLIGHT
DAYS		 TOTAL MILES
FLOWN		 OCEANOGRAPHIC
VESSELS		 OCEAN STATIONS
OCCUPIED		 MAXIMUM
DEPTH OF
OBSERVATIONS
IN METERS		 DURATION OF
OCEANOGRAPHIC
FIELD SEASON		 NUMBER OF
SOUNDINGS
OBTAINED		 SENIOR PHYSICAL
OCEANOGRAPHER		 ASSISTANT
OCEANOGRAPHER/S		 NOTES ON SCIENTIFIC
EXPERIMENTS, PROGRESS, ETC.		 MISCELLANY YEAR  
1912 1019 "THROUGHOUT
DANGER PERIOD"		 BIRMINGHAM
CHESTER		                           PATROL               RMS TITANIC STRUCK AN ICEBERG AT 2330, 14 APRIL
AT POSITION 4146N 5014W AND SANK AT 0230,
15 APRIL WITH A LOSS OF OVER 1500 LIVES.		 1912  
1913 550 1 APRIL - 1 JULY MIAMI
SENECA		                           PATROL               12 NOVEMBER - SAFETY OF LIFE AT SEA CONVENTION
TAKES PLACE IN LONDON, ENGLAND.		 1913  
1914 731 1 APRIL - 1 JULY MIAMI
SENECA		   PATROL 19 FEBRUARY
- 28 JULY		 CAPT
J. H. QUINAN		   SEVERAL   SEVERAL         SENECA 77 500 4 APRIL
- 26 JULY		   MR A. L. THURAS MR B. M. PATTEN PATROL MAINTAINED RECORD OF SEA SURFACE TEMPERATURES.
FIRST REQUEST FOR SHIPS TRANSITING AREA TO REPORT SIGHTINGS TO THE ICE PATROL.		 20 JAN - THE SOLAS CONVENTION SIGNED AN AGREEMENT CREATING THE INTERNATIONAL ICE OBSERVATION AND ICE PATROL SERVICE IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN. 1914  
1915 468 1 APRIL - 30 JUNE MIAMI
SENECA		   PATROL 15 FEBRUARY
- 1 APRIL		 CAPT
F. A. LEVIS		   MANY   MANY       SENECA 30 500 1 APRIL
- 22 MAY		   MR A. L. THURAS MR P. V. WELLS EKMAN CURRENT METER EMPLOYED. STUDIED WINDS, FOG, BIRDS, AND PLANKTON.  EXPERIMENTED WITH MICRO THERMOMETER FOR DETECTION OF ICEBERGS. 28 JAN - THE REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE AND THE LIFESAVING SERVICE MERGED TO FORM THE COAST GUARD. 1915  
1916 54 5 APRIL - 5 JULY SENECA
TAMPA (EX. MIAMI)		   PATROL 19 FEBRUARY
- 5 APRIL		 CAPT
F. A. LEVIS		   FEW   FEW                       CONDUCTED BERG-DEMOLITION EXPERIMENTS WITH GUN FIRE. CGC MIAMI RENAMED CGC TAMPA.
EUROPE AT WAR.		 1916  
1917 38                               PATROL               INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS PREVENT A FORMAL ICE PATROL. 1917  
1918 199                               PATROL               UNITED STATES AT WAR.
CGC TAMPA LOST WITH ALL HANDS DUE TO ENEMY ACTION.		 1918  
1919 317 28 MARCH - 30 JUNE ANDROSCOGGIN
TALLAPOOSA		       CAPT
H. G. FISHER		   93         AERIAL ICE OBSERVATION
FIRST RECOMMENDED		 PATROL 72 600 6 APRIL
- 15 JUNE		   MR A. L. THURAS   TESTED ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY METHOD OF MEASURING SALINITY.  PATROL RECOMMENDS USE OF RADIO TELEPHONE, RADIO COMPASS, AND AERIAL ICE RECON. AERIAL ICE OBSERVATION FIRST RECOMMENDED. 1919  
1920 445 3 APRIL - 20 JUNE ANDROSCOGGIN
OSSIPEE
SENECA		       LCDR
O. F. A. DE OTTE		       196 196 90       PATROL 62 1100 4 APRIL
- 15 JUNE		   MR A. L. THURAS   PATROL RECOMMENDS SHIPS BE INSTRUCTED TO REPORT ALL ICE POSITION, TIME, DRIFT, COURSE, SPEED, SEA TEMP, AND WEATHER EVERY FOUR HOURS IN THE IIP AREA OF OPERATIONS.   1920  
1921 746 2 APRIL - 30 JUNE SENECA
YAMACRAW		 OSSIPEE PATROL 18 FEBRUARY
- 2 APRIL		 CDR
A. L. GAMBE		 LTJG
ED. H. SMITH		 978   2699 69       PATROL 47 750 24 FEBRUARY
- 18 JUNE		   LTJG
ED. H. SMITH		 MR E. F. FRIES SALINITY BRIDGE FIRST TESTED AT SEA.   1921  
1922 523 20 MARCH - 14 JULY MODOC
SENECA
TAMPA		   SENECA 8 FEBRUARY
-  26 FEBRUARY		 LCDR
B. M. CHISWELL		 LTJG
ED. H. SMITH		     254 3431 108       PATROL 80 750 8 FEBRUARY
- 10 JULY		   LTJG
ED. H. SMITH		 MR. E. F. FRIES   NEW VESSELS TAMPA AND MODOC JOIN THE PATROL 1922  
1923 236 8 MARCH - 12 JULY MODOC
TAMPA		   SENECA 17 OCTOBER
- 26 OCTOBER		 CDR
B. M. CHISWELL		 LTJG
ED. H. SMITH		     416 8490 256       PATROL 129 750 8 MARCH
- 26 OCTOBER		   LTJG
ED. H. SMITH		   CONDUCTED BERG-DEMOLITION EXPERIMENTS WITH 150 LB GUNCOTTON WRECKING MINES.   1923  
1924 11 18 MARCH - 30 JUNE MODOC
TAMPA		 OSSIPEE     CDR
W. J. WHEELER		 LTJG
ED. H. SMITH		 453   52 4794 107       PATROL 121 750 20 MARCH
- 30 JUNE		   LTJG
ED. H. SMITH		   CONTINUED BERG-MINING EXPERIMENTS.  FIRST USE OF CW TRANSMISSION IN LIEU OF SPARK FOR BROADCAST OF ICE BULLETIN. NIDK ASSIGNED AS INTERNATIONAL CALL SIGN OF ICE PATROL VESSELS. 1924  
1925 109 23 MARCH - 12 JULY MODOC
TAMPA		 SENECA     CDR
H. G. FISHER		 LCDR
F. A. ZEUSLER		 524   582 6369 237       PATROL 56 750 24 MARCH
- 24 JUNE		 173 LCDR
F. A. ZEUSLER		 ENS
W. R. RICHARDS		 FIRST FULL SEASON USE OF CW.  SOME ICE BULLETINS BROADCAST IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES, FIRST USE OF RADIO COMPASS.  A SONIC DEPTH FINDER WAS TESTED.  MINE AND GUN FIRE DEMOLITION EXPERIMENTS CONTINUED. FIRST USE OF FORMAL TITLE OF "COMMANDER, INTERNATIONAL ICE PATROL" 1925  
1926 345 25 MARCH - 30 JUNE MODOC
TAMPA		 MOJAVE     CDR
H. G. FISHER		 LCDR
ED. H. SMITH		     586 5488 215       PATROL 76 750 28 MARCH
- 29 JUNE		 465 LCDR
ED. H. SMITH		   SECOND SALINITY BRIDGE IN OPERATION.  THE FIRST CURRENT CHART PRODUCED.  SONIC DEPTH FINDER STILL IN USE. LCDR ED. H. SMITH RETURNED FROM OCEANOGRAPHIC STUDIES ABROAD. 1926  
1927 389 22 MARCH - 25 JUNE MODOC
TAMPA		 MOJAVE     CDR
W. H. MUNTER		 LCDR
ED. H. SMITH		 450   487 5548 154       PATROL 208 750 6 APRIL
- 25 JUNE		 435 LCDR
ED. H. SMITH		   FIRST USE OF THERMOGRAPH.   1927  
1928 515 21 MARCH - 22 JUNE MODOC
TAMPA		 TAMPA MARION 19 JULY
- 11 SEPTEMBER		 CDR
W. H. MUNTER		 LCDR
N. G. RICKETTS		 489   644 6534 113       MARION &
PATROL		 95 3100 26 MARCH
- 11 SEPTEMBER		 OVER
1700		 LCDR
N. G. RICKETTS		   BOTH PATROL VESSELS EQUIPPED WITH "CONTINUOUS-OPERATION" FATHOMETERS.  GLACIER FRONTS PHOTOGRAPHED. CPR VESSEL S.S. MONTROSE STRUCK AN ICEBERG NEAR
BELLE ISLAND.  TWO DEAD FROM ICE FALLING ON DECK.		 1928  
1929 1322 1 APRIL - 3 AUGUST MODOC
TAMPA		 MOJAVE     CDR
T. M. MOLLOY		 LCDR
N. G. RICKETTS		 539   2255 7225         PATROL 69 1700 11 APRIL
- 2 AUGUST		 191 LCDR
N. G. RICKETTS		   HEAVIEST BERG YEAR IN ICE PATROL HISTORY.  (METHOD OF COUNTING IS SOMEWHAT IN DOUBT)  PROF. H. T. BARNES EXPERIMENTS WITH THERMITE. VESSEL VIMERIA STRUCK AN ICEBERG OFF THE COAST OF NEWFOUNDLAND, NO LIVES LOST. 1929  
1930 475 11 FEBRUARY - 3 JUNE MODOC
MOJAVE
TAMPA		       CAPT
C. M. GABBETT		 LCDR
N. G. RICKETTS		 441   539 6097         PATROL 67 1000 2 MARCH
- 31 MAY		 SEVERAL HUNDRED LCDR
N. G. RICKETTS		     FIRST REFERENCE TO "ZONE" TIME IN LIEU OF "MERIDIAN" TIME. 1930  
1931 13     MOJAVE
PONTCHARTRAIN		 GENERAL GREENE 18 MARCH
- 12 AUGUST		 LCDR
N. G. RICKETTS		 LCDR
N. G. RICKETTS		     43 1184         GENERAL
GREENE		 182 2000 1 APRIL
- 12 AUGUST		 1800 MR OLAV MOSBY   ACCURACY OF TEMPERATURES OBTAINED, INCREASED BY USE OF MAGNIFYING GLASS TO READ THERMOMETERS.  GLACIER FRONT PHOTOGRAPHED. LCDR ED. H. SMITH REPRESENTS U.S. COAST GUARD ON ARCTIC EXPLORATION TRIP OF THE GRAF ZEPPELIN. 1931  
1932 514 1 APRIL - 2 JULY PONTCHARTRAIN
TAMPA		 MOJAVE PATROL 4 MARCH
- 1 APRIL		 CAPT
W. T. STROMBERG		 LT
R. M. HOYLE		     722 5699 59       GENERAL
GREENE		 120 1600 2 APRIL
- 19 JUNE		   MR OLAV MOSBY       1932  
1933 216       CHAMPLAIN
GENERAL GREENE		 2 MARCH
- 27 JULY		 LT
R. M. HOYLE		 LT
R. M. HOYLE		         GENERAL
GREENE		 137 2500 8 MAY
- 27 JULY		 SEVERAL HUNDRED MR F. M. SOULE   GLACIER FRONTS PHOTOGRAPHED   1933  
1934 576 17 APRIL - 29 JUNE MENDOTA
PONTCHARTRAIN		   GENERAL GREENE 2 APRIL
- 17 APRIL		 CDR
W. J. KEESTER		 LT
R. M. HOYLE		     1586 4389 45       CHAMPLAIN
GENERAL GREENE		 172 4000 19 APRIL
- 16 SEPTEMBER		 500 MR F. M. SOULE   PRESENT SALINITY BRIDGE PLACED IN FIELD OPERATION.  FIRST USE OF SECTIONS OF ANOMALY SPECIFIC VOLUME. FIRST OBSERVED USE OF LEROY LETTERING IN BULLETIN ILLUSTRATIONS OF CURRENT CHARTS.  ICE CHART LETTERING REMAINS FREE-HAND. 1934  
1935 875 14 MARCH - 9 JULY MENDOTA
PONTCHARTRAIN		       CDR
E. D. JONES		 LT
G. VAN A. GRAVES		     833 8787 90       GENERAL
GREENE		 263

FROM THIS
POINT ON,
CASTS WERE
SENT AS DEEP
AS NECESSARY
28 MARCH
- 4 AUGUST		 2036 MR F. M. SOULE       1935  
1936 22 23 MARCH - 13 JUNE MENDOTA
PONTCHARTRAIN		       CDR
R. L. LUCAS		 LT
G. VAN A. GRAVES		     138 4957 71       GENERAL
GREENE		 217 31 MARCH
- 10 JULY		 295 MR F. M. SOULE       1936  
1937 470 3 FEBRUARY - 16 JUNE CAYUGA
CHAMPLAIN
MENDOTA		       CDR
G. W. MAC LANE		 LT
G. VAN A. GRAVES		     732 9020 97       GENERAL
GREENE		 276   25 MARCH
- 25 JULY		 843 MR F. M. SOULE   FIRST USE OF AUTOMATIC KEYING HEAD FOR BROADCAST OF LENGTHY ICE BULLETINS.  GLACIER FRONTS PHOTOGRAPHED.   1937  
1938 664 12 FEBRUARY - 26 JULY PONTCHARTRAIN
TAHOE		       CDR
C. H. DENCH		 LT
G. VAN A. GRAVES		     1434 11593 171       GENERAL
GREENE		 307   23 MARCH
- 17 AUGUST		 451 MR F. M. SOULE   RADIOTELEGRAPHY NOW CONSIDERED SUFFICIENTLY ADVANCED THAT POSITIONS ARE NOW REPORTED BY NUMERAL GROUPS INSTEAD OF WORDS.   1938  
1939 850 9 MARCH - 26 AUGUST         CDR
ED. H. SMITH		 LT
W. P. HAWLEY		     1090 11139 182       GENERAL
GREENE		 226   21 MARCH
- 20 JULY		   MR F. M. SOULE   FIRST ICE PATROL USE OF RADIOMETEOROGRAPH (RADIOSONDE).  MIXED WATER OF GRAND BANKS RECOGNIZED AS AN INDIVIDUAL WATER MASS.   1939  
1940 2       CHELAN
NORTHLAND		 12 MAY - 2 JUNE
5 SEPTEMBER
- 21 SEPTEMBER		 CDR
ED. H. SMITH 		LT
W. P. HAWLEY		 6   0 72 4       GENERAL GREENE
NORTHLAND		 269   21 MARCH
- 4 JULY		   MR F. M. SOULE DR C. A. BARNES FIRST BAFFIN BAY ICEBERG CENSUS.  3,289 BERGS SIGHTED   1940  
1941 2           CDR P. K. PERRY
BMC C. L. JORDAN		 LT
W. P. HAWLEY		                 GENERAL
GREENE		 231   21 MARCH
- 4 AUGUST		   MR F. M. SOULE DR C. A. BARNES COMMENCED BATHYTHERMOGRAPH USE.  STUDIED OCEANOGRAPHIC CONDITIONS IN IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF BERG.   1941  
1942 30 17 FEBRUARY
- 29 NOVEMBER		             LCDR
C. A. BARNES		           FIRST USE OF AIRCRAFT
FOR ICE OBSERVATION,
BUT STATISTICS WERE
NOT RECORDED FOR
REASONS OF MILITARY
SECURITY.		               UNITED STATES IN WORLD WAR II   -------  DECEMBER 7, 1941 TO SEPTEMBER 2, 1945 1942  
1943 840 30 DECEMBER (42')
- 20 OCTOBER		             LCDR
C. A. BARNES		                         FIRST USE OF LORAN AND RADAR TRAINED ICE OBSERVERS FIRST ASSIGNED TO AIRCRAFT. 1943  
1944 700 18 JANUARY
- 31 OCTOBER		             LT
E. R. CHALLENDER		                             1944  
1945 1087 7 FEBRUARY
- 28 SEPTEMBER		 1 JULY
- 27 AUGUST		 (NOT NAMED)         LT
E. R. CHALLENDER		       5372                         ONE OF THE LAST CONVOYS RAN INTO AN ICE ISLAND OFF GRAND BANKS.  21 VESSELS DAMAGED. 1945  
1946 430 1 MARCH
- 28 JULY		 23 MARCH
- 28  JULY		 MODOC
TAMPA		   MOJAVE &
AIRCRAFT		 6 FEBRUARY
- 1 AUGUST		 COMMODORE
L. W. PERKINS		 CDR
F. M. SOULE		     532 6463 206 71 44 77000               MOJAVE CONDUCTED FIRST RADAR ICE DETECTION PROGRAM.  (LCDR C. A. BARNES AND LT G. H. READ) BERG DISTRIBUTION ABNORMALLY EASTERLY.  PORTUGUESE FISHING VESSEL HIT BERG AND SANK, NO LIVES LOST. 1946  
1947 63 17 MARCH
- 23 JULY		 14 MAY
- 23 JULY		 MENDOTA
SPENCER		 MOJAVE     COMMODORE
L. W. PERKINS		 CDR
F. M. SOULE		     178 2091 72 76 52 83100                 FIRST OFFICERS ASSIGNED TO OCEANOGRAPHIC PG TRAINING (POST WWII). 1947  
1948 523 15 MARCH
- 7 JULY		 26 APRIL
- 3 JULY		 MACOMA
MENDOTA		   INGHAM &
AIRCRAFT		 11 JULY
- 30 JULY		 CAPT
D. G. JACOBS		 LT
E. R. CHALLENDER		 572 21 338 2542 128 84 64 95610 EVERGREEN 171   5 APRIL
- 9 AUGUST		   MR F. M. SOULE LT L. A. CHENEY
LTJG H. H. CARTER		 SECOND BAFFIN BAY ICEBERG CENSUS SIGHTED 12,128 BERGS.
FIRST OCCUPATION OF BONAVISTA TRIANGLE. 
FIRST USE OF GEOMAGNETIC ELECTROKINETOGRAPH		 DANISH FISHING VESSEL STRUCK AN ICEBERG OFF BACCALIEU ISLAND, MADE PORT SAFELY. 1948  
1949 47 18 MARCH
- 15 JUNE		     ACUSHNET
MACOMA		 WINNEBAGO &
AIRCRAFT		 28 FEBRUARY
- 14 AUGUST		 CAPT
J. F. JACOT		 LT
L. A. CHEENY		 125 16 134 481 24 59 42 68000 EVERGREEN 552   1 APRIL
- 30 JULY		   MR F. M. SOULE LT
H. H. CARTER		 THIRD BAFFIN BAY ICEBERG CENSUS WITH AID OF AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY COUNTED 40,232 IN LIEU OF 17,500 REPORTED VISUALLY PRESENT.  WINCHES INSTALLED ON EVERGREEN.   1949  
1950 460 6 MARCH
- 26 JUNE		 27 MARCH
- 24 AUGUST		 ACUSHNET
EVERGREEN
TAMPA		   EVERGREEN
SORREL &
AIRCRAFT		 21 JANUARY
- 28 DECEMBER		 CAPT
J. A. GLYNN		 LT W. J. ZINCK
LTJG S. PISICCHIO		 296 18 793 1778 152 75   88440 EVERGREEN 307   1 APRIL
- 11 AUGUST		   MR F. M. SOULE LT
L. A. CHENEY		     1950  
1951 6 13 MARCH
- 18 MAY		     ACUSHNET
ANDROSCOGGIN		 PBIG B-17
AIRCRAFT		 23 JANUARY
- 19 MAY		 CAPT
G. VAN A. GRAVES		 LTJG
S. PISICCHIO		 176 18 64 1779 12 27 27 29808 EVERGREEN 307   29 MARCH
- 01 AUGUST		   MR F. M. SOULE LT P. S. BRANSON
LTJG R. P. DINSMORE		     1951  
1952 14 5 MARCH
- 16 JUNE		     ACUSHNET
ANDROSCOGGIN		 PBIG B-17
AIRCRAFT		 17 JANUARY
- 9 SEPTEMBER		 CAPT
G. VAN A. GRAVES		 LT
P. S. BRANSON		 302 21 118 2285 84 39   39739 EVERGREEN 381   26 MARCH
- 27 JULY		   MR F. M. SOULE LT R .E. LENCZYK
LT J. H. BRAMSON		 EVERGREEN LABORATORY INSULATED AND AIR CONDITIONED.   1952  
1953 56 14 MARCH
- 6 JUNE		     ACUSHNET
TAMPA		 EVERGREEN &
PBIG B-17		 10 FEBRUARY
- 20 JULY		 CAPT
G. VAN A. GRAVES		 LT
R. E. LENCZYK		 401 24 244 4438 56 45 38 45060 EVERGREEN 306   26 MARCH
- 27 JULY		   MR F. M. SOULE LCDR A. J. BUSH
LT J. E. MURRAY		 TESTED THE TD-A DEEP ELECTRONIC BT.  PIONEERED TESTING RHICHARDSON AND VON ARK RADIATION BOLOMETER FOR DETECTION OF ICEBERGS.   1953  
1954 312 17 FEBRUARY
- 16 JULY		     ACUSHNET
ANDROSCOGGIN		 PBIG B-17
AIRCRAFT		 15 JANUARY
- 7 SEPTEMBER		 CAPT
G. VAN A. GRAVES		 LCDR
A. J. BUSH		 569 24 1266 8898 54 84 68 99962 EVERGREEN 440   25 MARCH
- 12 SEPTEMBER		   MR F. M. SOULE LT
J. E. MURRAY		     1954  
1955 61 7 MARCH
- 15 JULY		     ACUSHNET
ANDROSCOGGIN		 PBIG B-17
AIRCRAFT		 22 FEBRUARY
- 18 AUGUST		 CAPT
K. S. DAVIS		 LCDR
A. J. BUSH		 490 26 507 7297 59 60 58 56513 EVERGREEN 296   25 MARCH
- 25 JULY		   MR F. M. SOULE LT
J. E. MURRAY		 USED A HOSE TO DEPTHS OF 150 METERS TO COLLECT 40 GALLON SAMPLES.   1955  
1956 80 5 MARCH
- 13 JULY		     ACUSHNET PBIG B-17
AIRCRAFT		 21 FEBRUARY
- 10 SEPTEMBER		 CAPT
K. S. DAVIS		 LCDR
A. J. BUSH		 485 29 460 7028 72 76 70 69688 EVERGREEN 299   25 MARCH
- 27 JULY		   MR F. M. SOULE LT
J. E. MURRAY		     1956  
1957 931 15 FEBRUARY
- 13 AUGUST		 5 MARCH
- 10 AUGUST		 ACUSHNET
EVERGREEN		   PBIG B-17
AIRCRAFT		 27 DECEMBER (56')
- 30 AUGUST		 CAPT
K. S. DAVIS		 LCDR A. J. BUSH
LT R. P. DINSMORE		 619 28 2504 12030 204 105 93 106889 EVERGREEN 237   28 MARCH
- 7 AUGUST		   MR F. M. SOULE LT J. E. MURRAY
LT R. M. MORSE		 LIMITED RADAR ICE DETECTION PROGRAM.  FIRST EXPERIMENTS WITH SLAR GEAR, A HIGH-RESOLUTION SIDE LOOKING AIRBORNE
RADAR.		 HEAVIEST CONCENTRATION OF FIELD ICE OFF
NEWFOUNDLAND COAST SINCE 1904.		 1957  
1958 1 25 MARCH
- 16 JUNE		     ACUSHNET
TAMAROA		 PBIG B-17
AIRCRAFT		 14 JANUARY
- 28 JULY		 CAPT
K. S. DAVIS		 LCDR
R. P. DINSMORE		 428 27 245 5998 84 30 28 30002 EVERGREEN 317   28 MARCH
- 13 JULY		   MR F. M. SOULE LT
R. M. MORSE		   LIGHTEST BERG YEAR IN ICE PATROL HISTORY. 1958  
1959 693 5 MARCH
- 17 JULY		 17 APRIL
- 14 JULY		 ACUSHNET
ANDROSCOGGIN		   R5D AIRCRAFT 27 DECEMBER (58')
- 8 SEPTEMBER		 CAPT
V. F. TYDLACKA		 LCDR
R. P. DINSMORE		 676 34 2452 12097 206 61 57 68587 EVERGREEN 394   30 MARCH
- 22 AUGUST		   MR F. M. SOULE
MR R. M. MORSE		 LT R. M. MORSE
LT P. A. MORRILL		 FULL-SCALE SHIPBOARD RADAR ICE DETECTION PROGRAM (LTJG T. F. BUDINGER).  BERG DEMOLITION EXPERIMENTS WITH 1000 LB AERIAL THERMITE BOMBS. 22ND RUNNING OF THE SOUTH WOLF ISLAND TO CAPE FAREWELL SECTION.  21ST RUNNING OF THE BONAVISTA TRIANGLE. 1959  
1960 253 11 MARCH - 30 JUNE   ACUSHNET
GENTIAN		 R5D AIRCRAFT 28 DECEMBER (59')
- 16 SEPTEMBER		 CAPT
R. P. BULLARD		 LCDR
R. P. DINSMORE		 550 26 1008 7436 188 41 36 46310 EVERGREEN 305   25 MARCH
- 19 JULY		   LT
P. A. MORRILL		 LTJG T. F. BUDINGER
MR A. P. FRANCESHETTI		 BERG DEMOLITION EXPERIMENTS CONTINUED.  USED THERMITE
AND HIGH EXPLOSIVE BOMBS CONCLUDED UNSUCCESSFUL.
CARBON BLACK USED.  BERG DRIFT FROM WIND EFFECT
EXPERIMENT VERIFIED EXISTING RELATIONSHIP.		   1960  
1961 117 17 FEBRUARY
- 28 JUNE		 24 FEBRUARY
- 28 JUNE		   ACUSHNET
TAMAROA		 R5D AIRCRAFT 10 DECEMBER (60')
- 29 OCTOBER		 CAPT
R. P. BULLARD		 LT
P. A. MORRILL		 551 29 928 8342 162 52 46 56323 EVERGREEN 361   25 MARCH
- 19 JULY		   MR
A. P. FRANCESHETTI		 LT
R. M. O'HAGEN		 FIRST FACSIMILE ICE BROADCAST.  MOORED CURRENT METER PROJECT BEGUN WITH THREE STATIONS.  (RICHARDSON
CURRENT METER)		 PACK ICE PERSISTED AROUND AVALON PENINSULA SOUTH TO 45°N, WEST TO 54°W, AND EAST TO 52°W UNTIL EARLY
MAY.  RAPID RETREAT FOLLOWED.		 1961  
                                                         
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