weather ship

The boy is waiting for a call to go work on a weather ship.

Their weather ships were out to sea for three to five weeks at a time.

The Germans began to use weather ships by the summer of 1940.

The international agreement about weather ships was ended in 1990.

Last time, he sent me to a weather ship in the Antarctic!

She was assigned to weather ship duty in 1943, which continued through until March 1946.

Further code books were captured by raids on weather ships.

They said a Soviet weather ship that went to the area saw only one empty lifeboat.

If not, I'll have a talk with the weather ships, see what they've got to say.'

Across the northern Atlantic, the number of weather ships dwindled over the years.

The agreement of the use of weather ships by the international community ended in 1985.

In 1965, there were a total of 21 vessels in the weather ship network.

She was used as a weather ship, and was on their navy lists until 1979.

Here she was converted into a weather ship at Terminal Island.

On 26 May Reading commenced conversion to a weather ship.

Her primary post-war duty was serving as an ocean station weather ship.

She was then converted for duty as a weather ship while on an availability that lasted until 31 July 1945.

German use of weather ships also exposed their secret Enigma codes.

Weather ship 'India' reports visibility at 11.00 hours 50 yards.

Most had been scrapped by the end of the 1950s, but a few survived a little longer as weather ships.

Two of the British frigates were refurbished, as there was no funding available for new weather ships.

The target was the München, one of the weather ships operating in the area.

No need to check his position with weather ships Delta or Echo that would be somewhere below him.

With the decline of the weather ship, they have taken a more primary role in measuring conditions over the open seas since the 1970s.

For the next year, the little minesweeper alternated between patrol work, type training and weather ship duties.