Table 28. Summary of the status of transient shipping in the Pacific Proving Ground area on or about 27 March 1954. Vessel PC-1172 Location/Course Kwajalein at 0600, 27 March LST-1157 10940'N, 170914'E, course 270, 9.5 knots (17.6 km/hr) LSIL-9035, LSIL-9309 (French vessels) 19931'N, 168942'E, course 270, 10 knots (18.6 km/hr) Fishing vessel Last reported 7°930'N, 168°E, course 330 (no further contacts in Area Green and sector searches) Kaiko Maru Departed Wake 1545, 22 March; estimated position at 2000 26 March, 10°N, 174°E; destination 10°N, 175°E Malika (British vessel) Requested by ComNavFor Marianas at 1900 22 March to stay clear of enlarged danger area. Dai Maru Departed Wake for Japan 0130 22 March via route point 20°N, 165°E USS Genessee (A0G-8) 14°10'N, 179939'wW at 1200 on 27 March; ETA Pearl 2200 on 30 March, course 082 Japanese fishing boat, Visual/radar search aircraft contact: 15°02'N, 167°53'E, course 116, 10 knots (18.5 km/hr) at approximately 1300 on 22 March; patrol plane No. KN2482 diverted vessel to course 90; no further contact made with this boat Fishing boat Visual/radar search aircraft contact at 1130 on 21 March: 19945'N, 161918'E, course 120, 10 knots (18.5 km/hr), nationality unknown; upon direction search aircraft turned vessel to the northeast at 1230; no further contacts made with this boat M/V Gunners Knot 0600 on 27 March, position 7910'N, 168°E, course 270, 10 knots (18.5 km/hr) M/V Roque 0600 on 27 March, Kwajalein Source: Reference 16. 252