After the deafening explosion that wiped out the repair party, orange-red flames ( caused by gasoline from the burning aircraft ) swept across the weather deck, while parts of the " Zeke " tumbled through the air, some landing astern.
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The first bomb missed the icebreaker and exploded harmlessly on ice in front of the ship, but the second hit the foredeck, destroying the anchors, and the third penetrated the wooden weather deck in front of the bridge and detonated on the tweendeck.
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A novel cargo handling feature of the SA-15 class freighters was an air cushion platform which could be carried on the weather deck and used to transport cargo ashore or directly to a warehouse in locations having little or no cargo handling facilities.
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The next day the destroyer made two trips from Dunkirk to Dover, bringing out 326 men in the first trip and 359 in the second; one can only imagine the crowding of every interior space and her weather deck by so many men.
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In addition to the " Weather Deck ", the station also has a " Weather Garden " outside its Roanoke studio; WDBJ often presents feature packages about the " Weather Garden " and offers tips, advice and ideas about common gardening from that area.
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In 2006, WDBJ entered into a news content partnership with its former radio sister WFIR . In August 2006, WDBJ added an outdoor " Weather Deck " outside of the station's studios, providing a controlled new location for weather and news segments conducted outdoors.
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The latest addition to the Arboretum was donated by Deering family of Erie County and is an all-weather deck built along one of the many small bodies of water in the Arboretum, which is long, on which students and the public can enjoy nature.
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Henry VIII watched from Southsea Castle as the " Mary Rose " heeled over and sank shortly after joining the battle, and heard the screams of her drowning crew, most of whom were trapped beneath a heavy anti-boarding net stretched across her weather deck.
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Weather decks in western designs evolved from having structures fore ( forward or front ) and aft ( rear ) of the ship mostly clear; in the 19th century, pilothouses / wheelhouses and deckhouses began to appear, eventually developing into the superstructure of modern ships.
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On the bridge of the " Willamette " as the ship withdrew after the engines were applied full astern, the view of a triangle-shaped void from the weather deck to below the water line where the bow had pierced the " Jason " s hull was unforgettable.
