• Rapid Environmental Assessment by Jurgen Sellschopp. Naval Forces, Vol. XX #3 1999, pp. 110-115.
• The destruction of the French warship Droits de L'Homme, 14 January 1797: The climatic background to a famous event in English naval history by Dennis A. Wheeler in Weather, V. 50, #5 (May 1999), pp. 134-141.
• Photo Mission: Truk by John Bishop in Naval History, Feb 1999 (V.13#1), pp. 43-46. Weather front complicates Marine photo recon in SW Pacific in WWII.
• The Bantry Bay Incident, December 1796: An example of climatic influence in the age of sail by Dennis A. Wheeler in Weather, V. 50, #7 (July 1998), pp. 201-208.
• Group WOTON and the Battle for Convoy SC 104 by Robert C. Fisher in The Mariner's Mirror, Feb 1998, pp. 64-75. Weather affects the use of radar and has dramatically different results on successive nights.
• A momentous forecast: Further thoughts on the D-Day predictions by Adrian Gordon in Weather, V. 51 #2 (Feb 1996), pp. 71-74.
• The ill-fated first UK weather ships by R. J. Cogan in Weather, V. 50 #11 (Nov 1995) pp. 381-384.
• WAVES Forecasters in World War II (with a Brief Survey of Other Women Meteorologists in World War II by J. M. Lewis in Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, V. 76 #11 (Nov 1995), pp. 2187 - 2202. Also Comments, Bull. AMS, V. 77, # 7, Jul 1996, p. 1586.