Ship traffic in the worlds ports

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Ship traffic in the worlds ports

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You can learn the exact dates of ships movements from port to destination with these records..

Apparently this has a greater coverage for civilian ships and convoys than warships.



http://www.convoyweb.org.uk/ports/index ... php~armain
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Really cool site, Thanks!
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Apparently this has a greater coverage for civilian ships and convoys than warships.
Yes, very sparse for the military. I served on the Oak Hill, LSD 7, in the late 60's and I know she was in the pacific from 1943 to the end of the war and no mention in the data base.
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ORIGINAL: khyberbill
Apparently this has a greater coverage for civilian ships and convoys than warships.
Yes, very sparse for the military. I served on the Oak Hill, LSD 7, in the late 60's and I know she was in the pacific from 1943 to the end of the war and no mention in the data base.


I suspect they would not keep track of warship movement, during wartime.
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