Item 02: Frank Hurley war diary, 28 October 1917-24 January 1918 - Page 32
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[Page 32]
26th Nov /17
with a ship painted neutral color I could not differentiate. If the sun's light comes from behind the vessels, they both present identical targets.
27th Novr /17
Good weather and bright moonlight last night. This latter, one regrets, as while we would make an excellent target, a submarine would be almost invisible. Give me dark nights and storm. These conditions hamper submarine operations. Life aboard monotonous as we seem to have a cargo of unsociables.
28th 29th
Calm weather (and 29th) bright glorious sunshine. Ships keep remarkably well together. Noon 29th course due E. and vessels opened out to full speed. Rumor hath it that
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