support vessel

She pointed to where support vessels from both groups could be seen drifting toward each other.

There's no fleet behind it, not even any minor support vessels.

There were none of the support vessels necessary for an extended mission.

He had watched the drama unfold from a support vessel.

In 1945 84 warships and support vessels were sent to the Pacific.

It ended its career as a diving support vessel (1973-1975).

This is when the dedicated commercial diving support vessel emerged.

"Have any of the support vessels we requested arrived?"

I only see a handful of workers and a lot of support vessels."

The naval group would probably consist of an aircraft carrier and six or eight support vessels.

The group includes a whole bunch of support vessels."

The ship was rebuilt as a support vessel for torpedo boats.

The divers can stay in the chamber on the support vessel to decompress.

The larger craft will stand by as support vessels for the racing sloops.

It would come to comprise many trading ships, warships, and support vessels.

"And look at our support vessels," said Sam, snickering.

The Rivers were built with a traditional steel hull to a design based on a commercial offshore support vessel.

The local support vessels were busy hauling ammunition, rations and prisoners.

The Navy already has 32 ships, including combat and support vessels, in the Mediterranean.

In 1979, she was the first person to dive solo to 1,250 feet (381 meters) beneath the surface without being connected to a support vessel.

The key components of the diving support vessel are:

The vessel can act as a landing ship and logistic support vessel.

It has made over 50 voyages, and is best known as the support vessel of the Mir submersibles.

After a time Laborde turned his attention onto designing support vessels particularly for the oil industry.

It also has an advantage in that it can be installed on the smaller air range diving support vessels.