 "Albatross" was to lay another minefield off Bogskär.Later that day, "Roon", "Lübeck", and two torpedo boats separated from the rest of the flotilla to guard a channel between German minefields, while "Albatross" and the rest of the ships continued north to Bogskär.That evening, "Albatross" laid a field of 160 mines, after which she and "Augsburg" turned back south and rendezvoused with "Roon" and "Lübeck".