Lot of Documents from USCGC "Northwind" Bering Sea Patrol 1963 - Oceanographic Phase and Seismic Survey

Self-published, 1963. Soft cover. Very Good. Two custom-bound folders; 8 1/2" x 11". First volume 'Seismic Survey' - unpaginated (pp. 162) including text to first and last page; stiff white wraps with a large abstract mimeographed drawing of a map of the Chukchi Sea and a ship crashing through ice; wraps attached with a large metal clasp; pages typed recto only; full page map; few crease lines to covers; very good to near fine. Second volume 'Oceanographic Phase' - unpaginated (pp. 160) including text to first and last page; white wraps with mimeographed image of a microscope and several Arctic animals; bound with a large metal clasp; pages typed recto only; few crease lines to covers and slight scuffs to spine edge; full-page map; very good or better. USCGS "Northwind" was a Wind-class icebreaker, which during her career conducted extensive oceanography, cartography, and seismology studies from the 1940s until it was decommissioned in 1989. In 1963, she was part of Bering Sea Patrol and oceanographic experiments in the Bering Strait and the Chukchi Sea. The first document in the 'Seismic Survey' folder bears the name of Rear Admiral R. D. Schmidtman, Commander of 13th Coast Guard District and the man after whom Mount Schmidtman in Antarctica was named. Other documents included are itinerary and track charts, air operations, seismic survey, etc. In the 'Oceanographic Phase' binder some of the reports cover oceanography, gunnery and readiness, search and rescue, etc.