Haida (1930) — Discussion: Questions, Comments and Coordination
Re: Haida (1930) — Discussion: Questions, Comments and Coordination
That's one of the many cool things about this project - you get to see the same things happening from different perspectives!
Re: Haida (1930) — Discussion: Questions, Comments and Coordination
Did the Chelan log mention these on August 7 too?
3:30 Received 11 motion picture programs for transfer to U.S.S. SIRIUS at St. Paul Island.
(Above were received from CHELAN).
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Re: Haida (1930) — Discussion: Questions, Comments and Coordination
Missed entering that at one as they were not for you.
Re: Haida (1930) — Discussion: Questions, Comments and Coordination
Log entries the morning of Aug. 18:
https://catalog.archives.gov/OpaAPI/med ... 8-0024.JPG8:00 Sent motor launch to Dutch Harbor to search for "Hiram Lowell" skiff belonging to Chelan.
8:45 Motor launch returned; Chelan's skiff was not found in Dutch Harbor.
Re: Haida (1930) — Discussion: Questions, Comments and Coordination
August is complete. I have reserved September.
The month was spent in Unalaska/Dutch Harbor mostly doing maintenance and training.
The month was spent in Unalaska/Dutch Harbor mostly doing maintenance and training.
Re: Haida (1930) — Discussion: Questions, Comments and Coordination
From log of September 12:
Scandal aboard the Haida!
Scandal aboard the Haida!
https://catalog.archives.gov/OpaAPI/med ... 9-0019.JPG1:00 Commanding Officer held mast and awarded the following punishment: Oliver Hall Q.M. 1c for "Scandalous conduct tending to the destruction of good morals;" (Striking Herman H. Lucke, F. 3c over head with mess bowl.), awarded deck court.
Re: Haida (1930) — Discussion: Questions, Comments and Coordination
Shocking! Surely a quartermaster 1st class should know better.
Re: Haida (1930) — Discussion: Questions, Comments and Coordination
November 16
I believe this is the biggest monetary fine I have seen in any of the logs I've transcribed.
https://catalog.archives.gov/OpaAPI/med ... 9-0023.JPG9AM to 4PM
Oliver Hall, Q.M. 1c tried by deck court Lieut. Cmdr. L. E. Wells for "Scandalous conduct tending to destruction of good morals," and sentenced to forfeit $40.00 from his pay.
I believe this is the biggest monetary fine I have seen in any of the logs I've transcribed.
Re: Haida (1930) — Discussion: Questions, Comments and Coordination
Maybe this explains why there has been so few discipline issues on the Haida. The officers must have been very strict.
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Re: Haida (1930) — Discussion: Questions, Comments and Coordination
Not quite as big a fine but one of my guys on the Ashuelot for being a few hours late from leave got loss of 2 months pay, 3 months extra duty and 12 months loss of shore leave in foreign ports.
That was on day 2 after ships commissioning.
They are still playing up and getting up to 30 days in irons and on bread and water.
How ever am I going to get them under control before sleepyowl takes over next year.
That was on day 2 after ships commissioning.
They are still playing up and getting up to 30 days in irons and on bread and water.
How ever am I going to get them under control before sleepyowl takes over next year.
Re: Haida (1930) — Discussion: Questions, Comments and Coordination
YodaDo or do not. There is no try!
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Re: Haida (1930) — Discussion: Questions, Comments and Coordination
Maybe he already had a bad reputation....
Re: Haida (1930) — Discussion: Questions, Comments and Coordination
My previous post should have been September 16 rather than November 16.
Then on September 18:
So Randi may be right about his reputation and a $40 fine appears not to have been enough to bring him under control.
Then on September 18:
https://catalog.archives.gov/OpaAPI/med ... 9-0025.JPG11:00 Commanding Officer held mast: awarded Oliver Hall, Q.M. 1c, a deck court for neglect of duty.
So Randi may be right about his reputation and a $40 fine appears not to have been enough to bring him under control.