SUMMARY OF MINES LAID
FOOTNOTES[1]Additional to ship duties.[2]Present but not planting.[3]Excursion by U.S. and British Minelaying Squadrons joined, Rear Admiral Strauss. U.S.N., in command.[4]Same, Rear Admiral Clinton-Baker, R.N., in command.[5]Flying the flag of the Commander of the Mine Force for the excursion.[6]Flying the Squadron Commander’s broad pennant for the excursion.[7]Plus 899 British mines laid in North Irish Channel.
FOOTNOTES
[1]Additional to ship duties.
[1]Additional to ship duties.
[2]Present but not planting.
[2]Present but not planting.
[3]Excursion by U.S. and British Minelaying Squadrons joined, Rear Admiral Strauss. U.S.N., in command.
[3]Excursion by U.S. and British Minelaying Squadrons joined, Rear Admiral Strauss. U.S.N., in command.
[4]Same, Rear Admiral Clinton-Baker, R.N., in command.
[4]Same, Rear Admiral Clinton-Baker, R.N., in command.
[5]Flying the flag of the Commander of the Mine Force for the excursion.
[5]Flying the flag of the Commander of the Mine Force for the excursion.
[6]Flying the Squadron Commander’s broad pennant for the excursion.
[6]Flying the Squadron Commander’s broad pennant for the excursion.
[7]Plus 899 British mines laid in North Irish Channel.
[7]Plus 899 British mines laid in North Irish Channel.