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| Shaheen Air operates a | fleet of Boeing 737-200 Adv aircraft as well as a se |
| Life Flight air ambulance service operates its | fleet of helicopters from Memorial Hermann-Texas Med |
| Linear Air currently operates a | fleet of Eclipse 500 very light jets. |
| It operates a | fleet of boats providing vessels and marine services |
| ACL operates a | fleet of five RORO container ships |
| The company operates a | fleet of distinctive orange trucks. |
| adcasting industry corporation that operates a | fleet of mobile television units. |
| Panyu Public Transport operates a | fleet of 180 buses. |
| Disney Transport operates a | fleet of TMC RTS, Nova Bus LFS, and Gillig Advantage |
| Dwell operates a | fleet of delivery vehicles and independently deliver |
| rilling contractor, which owned or operating a | fleet of 59 marine drilling rigs. |
| handles Middle East destinations, operating a | fleet of Boeing 727-200 freighters. |
| Since 2009, DHL Air UK has been operating a | fleet of three new-built Boeing 767-300ERF Freighter |
| training, and the annual Operation Springboard | fleet problem - she also provided services to the Fl |
| t years of her life in the Operational Reserve | fleet at Hythe before joining the 9th MSS in the Per |
| ch she engaged in training and operations with | fleet units. |
| Carolina and once again resumed operations and | fleet and squadron exercises along the southern east |
| Main article: MTA Regional Bus Operations bus | fleet |
| es, Chase took part in training operations and | fleet maneuvers. |
| The object is to sink the opponent's entire | fleet without him sinking the player's fleet first. |
| avy was also split into two opposing factions, | Fleet Faction and Treaty Faction. |
| ts and it has a substantial Optimist ('Oppie') | fleet. |
| for ex-members of the Merchant Navy or fishing | fleet and their dependants. |
| tried in vain to persuade Brueys to order the | fleet to set sail. |
| Brazilian Emperor Pedro I ordered his | fleet to block the River Plate and its two main port |
| ces of the incident, the Admiralty ordered the | fleet to withdraw as a precaution while Liverpool re |
| The viceroy also ordered a | fleet of the Armada de Barlovento to the Virgin Isla |
| utnumbered the British; but Calder ordered his | fleet into action. |
| ark the troops at Newport, Clinton ordered the | fleet to sail to New London, Connecticut, a potentia |
| the ceremonies of the newly organized Pacific | Fleet. |
| Citibus' original bus | fleet consisted of Leyland Panthers new to Isle of M |
| Cars 4500 and 4549 display their original 1951 | fleet numbers, although renumbered 4604 and 4605 for |
| hey comprised the "41 for Freedom" original 41 | fleet ballistic missile submarines. |
| on the islands, the veteran LST and other 7th | Fleet units evacuated forces and supplies to Formosa |
| To remedy this, he provided his own extensive | fleet of ships, outfitted them, and chose the most c |
| he West Indies and established his own trading | fleet of at least nine vessels. |
| ese aircraft until it had bought its own AWACS | fleet, which were due to enter service in 1991. |
| The Port Police operate their own small | fleet of liveried police cars and vans. |
| As of December 31, 2007, BW Offshore owned a | fleet of 12 vessels. |
| business continued to expand until he owned a | fleet of almost 30 ships. |
| e 745 PCC streetcars the TTC owned-the largest | fleet in North America-only two remain in operation. |
| The agency also owns a | fleet of tourist trolleys, which can be rented and a |
| At present, the Club owns a | fleet of 30 + Optimist sailing dinghies, 22 420's an |
| It now employs 3,100 employees and owns a | fleet of over 2,700 ground support equipment (GSE) a |
| The club owns a | fleet of 420s, a fleet of Prams, a few Optimists and |
| t now found on many of the current P&O Ferries | fleet. |
| November 1946 and entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| d there 21 May and entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| She then entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet at San Diego 15 May 1946 and decommissioned 2 |
| with the Columbia River Group, Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| lumbia River Group of the U.S. Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| d 4 April 1947 and entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet at Columbia River, Oregon. |
| was Commander of Squadron 2, Pacific Submarine | Fleet, when he died in the crash of the Philippine C |
| decommissioned and joined the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| urn the ship was placed in the Pacific Reserve | Fleet at San Diego, 7 February 1955. |
| A unit of the Pacific Torpedo | Fleet, she was at San Francisco at the beginning of |
| rformed yeoman service with the Pacific Battle | Fleet from 1920 until early 1930. |
| ssioning she was placed in the Pacific Reserve | Fleet in January, 1947. |
| ro decommissioned to enter the Pacific Reserve | Fleet at Mare Island, Calif., 1 January 1947. |
| e 1946, and was laid up in the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| with the Columbia River Group, Pacific Reserve | Fleet, ATA-123 was named Iuka 16 July 1948. |
| h additional duty as Commander Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| e 1913 and was assigned to the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| ander, Squadron 2, U.S. Navy Pacific Submarine | Fleet in World War II |
| ed 5 April 1947 and joined the Pacific Reserve | Fleet at San Francisco. |
| he Columbia River Group of the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| January 1959 and reentered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| She was berthed with the Pacific Reserve | Fleet at San Diego for over 12 years. |
| On 30 August, the Pacific Ocean | Fleet, manned by about 750 volunteers under Lieutena |
| ained in the Long Beach Group, Pacific Reserve | Fleet until she was struck from the Navy List 1 Dece |
| re 5 June 1946 and entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| arch, 1946 and assigned to the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| erminal Island and entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| ined the Columbia River Group, Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| She remained in the Pacific Reserve | Fleet until 1 December 1972 when her name was struck |
| she was again relocated to the Pacific Reserve | Fleet, San Diego Group. |
| ade annual deployments with the Pacific Battle | Fleet in fleet problems. |
| ssioned 23 June and joined the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| 15 May 1946 and laid up in the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| Served in Soviet Pacific Ocean | Fleet as patrol ship EK-31 (1947), dispatch ship PS- |
| thed with the San Diego Group, Pacific Reserve | Fleet, until struck from the Navy List on 1 April 19 |
| emained there as a unit of the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| s destined to be placed in the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| ed to the San Francisco Group, Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| d to the Columbia River Group, Pacific Reserve | Fleet until 1 July 1960 when she was struck from the |
| in California as a unit of the Pacific Reserve | Fleet, berthed at Stockton. |
| California and laid up in the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| the San Francisco Group of the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| She was assigned to the Pacific Reserve | Fleet and remained inactive for the remainder of her |
| in the Columbia River with the Pacific Reserve | Fleet, she was named Kane County 1 July 1955. |
| She was then assigned to the Pacific Reserve | Fleet and berthed at Bremerton, Washington. |
| ifornia, where she entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| ng had been decimated by the Pacific submarine | fleet, and Hackleback was to encounter no suitable t |
| n 23 July 1946 and entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| d the Mare Island Group of the Pacific Reserve | Fleet at Vallejo, Calif. |
| d in the Columbia River Group, Pacific Reserve | Fleet, through the 1950s. |
| a, 15 June 1946 and joined the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| eptember 1957, and entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| 15 May 1946 and laid up in the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| June 1946 and assigned to the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| ioned 17 April and entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| he Columbia River group of the Pacific Reserve | Fleet on 20 December 1955. |
| decommissioned and entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet at Stockton, California. |
| She entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet at Long Beach. |
| November 1946, she joined the Pacific Reserve | Fleet in the Columbia River. |
| he Columbia River Group of the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| decommissioned and entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| November 1963 and entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet at San Diego. |
| on 9 July 1946 and joined the Pacific Reserve | Fleet, berthed in the Columbia River. |
| The Central Pacific Area | Fleet was a short-lived operational headquarters of |
| Laid up in the Pacific Reserve | Fleet, the ship was struck from the Naval Vessel Reg |
| served as parent ship for the Pacific Torpedo | Fleet operating off the West Coast of the United Sta |
| e 1945, he became head of the Pacific Section, | Fleet Operations Division, Office of the Chief of Na |
| California and she entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| the San Francisco Group of the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| 0 June 1963 to San Diego Group Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| d and placed in reserve in the Pacific Reserve | Fleet on 31 March 1946. |
| came part of the Tacoma Group, Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| on 10 June 1946 and joined the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| each, CA and was placed in the Pacific Reserve | Fleet. |
| in the Columbia River with the Pacific Reserve | Fleet, she was named Johnson County 1 July 1955, aft |
| The Flash is now the Business Park by | Fleet Station). |
| , as part of Admiral Sir Hyde Parker's reserve | fleet. |
| , Rhode Island, in 1952, the ship took part in | fleet antisubmarine exercises off the coast. |
| In June she took part in | Fleet exercises and made an official visit to Japan, |
| During February, she participated in | Fleet Problem I, which tested the defenses of the Pa |
| She then participated in | fleet exercises, operating out of Newport. |
| t coast and in the Caribbean, participating in | fleet maneuvers, war games, and reserve training cru |
| Japanese and Chinese waters, participating in | fleet maneuvers and combat operations off the China |
| en Fetter Lane and Clifford's Inn Passage, off | Fleet Street. |
| It marked the beginning of a permanent naval | fleet in the Mediterranean, which has evolved into t |
| 29 April 1959 and 10 May 1960 Perry underwent | Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization (FRAM) Conver |
| Hampton Court cruised with Sir Peter Warren's | fleet in 1748. |
| mechanical availability of the open pit mining | fleet and the processing of harder ores are impactin |
| He later played for | Fleet Town. |
| the Kawishiwi delivered over 250,000 pounds of | fleet freight and mail, plus 200 passengers for ship |
| British government feared the powerful Danish | fleet was about to fall into French hands and thus d |
| void being intercepted by the powerful English | fleet. |
| s period were destroyer tender USS Prairie and | fleet tug USS Kiowa. |
| Providene, a predecessor of | Fleet Boston, was supposedly founded by a slave owne |
| In 1829 the premises at | Fleet Street were rebuilt; the new banking house was |
| For his actions in preparing the | fleet, he was appointed KCB in 1982. |
| tt Field was the U.S. Navy's principal Pacific | Fleet base for the P-3C operations. |
| both its training centre and its private hire | fleet to this garage. |
| The private hire | fleet was disbanded in 2007. |
| ns (training and leadership, program planning, | fleet and property, accreditation and policy, aviati |
| Under this program, a | fleet of Mobile Dairy Classrooms travels to schools, |
| ook part in antisubmarine warfare projects and | fleet exercises off Florida and Bermuda and in the C |
| On arriving in Panama, he was promoted to | Fleet Engineer onboard the flagship USS Pensacola. |
| as Midshipman - later to receive promotion to | Fleet Admiral - Chester Nimitz. |
| ic education, Van Kinbergen was a proponent of | fleet modernization and wrote many books about naval |
| ed out tests in 1870, subsequently proposing a | fleet of ten large circular coastal defence vessels. |
| to the doge of Venice, who had provided their | fleet. |
| ed by the Navy as a storeship to provision the | fleet and as a collier to supply the fleet's need fo |
| PSV Circle | Fleet History PN3 (1980) |
| meeting upstairs at the Cheshire Cheese pub in | Fleet Street, it produced anthologies of poetry in 1 |
| After the upgrading of Seville's public bus | fleet to CNG-powered and new vehicles, many of the d |
| was an English tabloid newspaper published in | Fleet Street. |
| In late 2009 Laketran purchased a | fleet of New Flyer 35LFR and are currently operating |
| ons, the Phoenicians were obliged to put their | fleet at the disposal of the Persian kings. |
| imperial forces by destroying Gao Qiu's entire | fleet of battleships and capturing him. |
| taten Island, they were replaced by the R44 SI | fleet of cars, which are still in use as of 2010. |
| entary was in 1986 at Tweseldown Racecourse in | Fleet, Hampshire. |
| Tweseldown Racecourse in | Fleet, Hampshire was originally a National Hunt stee |
| r allows competitions in both match racing and | fleet racing, while multi player allows the above tw |
| a Red Flag exercise, the entire RAF Buccaneer | fleet was grounded in February 1980. |
| ntenance of the Ffestiniog Railway's expanding | fleet of railway vehicles. |
| ic Bay became the focal point of Rainier's 7th | Fleet support activities. |
| Target Range was a former naval bomb range for | fleet arm naval aviators, and located on Sandy Neck, |
| ted Hong Kong and resumed her wide ranging 7th | Fleet operations. |
| Rather, the | Fleet was converted into the New Canal, completed in |
| Originally stationed with the RCN's Pacific | Fleet, Ottawa was transferred to the Atlantic Fleet |
| nistration for assignment to the Ready Reserve | Fleet (RRF) on 17 February 1987 where she is berthed |
| Brand New Reason by | Fleet |
| turn of the Jedi as part of the Rebel Alliance | fleet that attacks the second Death Star. |
| medical frigate is part of the Rebel Alliance | fleet at the Battle of Endor in Return of the Jedi. |
| Fort Mandan received a | Fleet Rehabilitation and Modernization (FRAM II) ove |
| In 2004, the MBTA began receiving a | fleet of new trackless trolleys from Neoplan, to rep |
| y of San Francisco, as part of their Red Stack | Fleet. |
| Egypt, Elim where Hatshepsut kept her Red Sea | fleet. |
| rly as 1999 but was introduced to Red Funnel's | fleet in 2009. |
| g vehicles, and allowed the city to reduce its | fleet of underutilized city-owned vehicles by 330 ca |
| go carriage in the line's own reefer container | fleet, as well as other specialized cargo container |
| Alagi arrived in Malta with the Regia Marina | fleet. |
| the Strait of Gibraltar for her regular Sixth | Fleet duty. |
| r Ensign as used by the Reichsflotte (Imperial | Fleet), 1848-1852 |
| ths later, she departed the yard to rejoin the | fleet, sailing on 11 July. |
| for repairs on September 19, and rejoined the | fleet on November 9, continuing escort patrol duties |
| ard from 9 March-23 June and then rejoined the | fleet off Provincetown. |
| at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard and rejoined the | fleet on 20 January 1953. |
| By June she had rejoined the | fleet at Malta, and then accompanied the whole Medit |
| The ship then rejoined the | fleet at New Orleans on 1 July. |
| ictims of the disaster, the ships rejoined the | fleet, returning to Hampton Roads on 22 February. |
| ember 1936-October 1939, she then rejoined the | fleet for service with Destroyer Division 6, Atlanti |
| Having done so, Broeck rejoined the | fleet and managed to capture a 140-man 18-gun Spanis |
| ip made trips to Kerama Retto and reloads from | fleet tankers that brought water from the Philippine |
| The remaining vehicles ( | fleet numbers 531 - 604), were built between 1995 an |
| n the Bucentaure, regularly repelling Nelson's | fleet, which blockaded the harbour. |
| ened, it was decided to completely replace the | fleet core with still heavier ships. |
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