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| Ganges, Copeman was sent to the Mediterranean | Fleet, which was based in Malta. |
| Afterwards, Iwate was assigned to the training | fleet and was based out of Yokosuka, making numerous |
| d the 1st Destroyer Flotilla, part of the Home | Fleet, which was based in the UK. |
| She initially joined the Home | Fleet and was used for ocean trade protection duties |
| She did not report for duty with the active | fleet, but was decommissioned and ordered to the res |
| 1341 however he attacked Constantinople with a | fleet, but was repulsed around the Chersonesus in 13 |
| A unit of the Pacific Torpedo | Fleet, she was at San Francisco at the beginning of |
| In February 2011, the Contact Air average | fleet age was 16.7 years. |
| In February 2011 the Augsburg Airways average | fleet age was 6.0 years. |
| served as the fuel tanker for Japan's whaling | fleet, and was alleged by Greenpeace to also transpo |
| ctronic parts supply ship for the U.S. Pacific | Fleet and was decommissioned following the Korean Wa |
| with the Columbia River Group, Pacific Reserve | Fleet, ATA-123 was named Iuka 16 July 1948. |
| 000 by the end of March 1946, all U.S. Seventh | Fleet shipping was released from repatriation. |
| e Maritime Commission National Defense Reserve | Fleet, and was berthed in the James River until she |
| e of assignment from the 19th to the U.S. 16th | Fleet, she was marked expendable in March 1946. |
| It is also the location of the fishing | fleet, which was moved from the old harbour at the c |
| The | fleet formerly was moored at the Monongahela Wharf, |
| tol Channel, in 1247 it supplied a ship to the | fleet that was sent to conquer the Western Isles of |
| She entered the National Defense Reserve | Fleet and was berthed in the James River, Virginia, |
| After two months in the Home | Fleet she was transferred to the 4th Cruiser Squadro |
| After the scuttling of the High Seas | Fleet he was held as a POW by the British and repatr |
| He served on various ships of the | fleet, and was appointed Lieutenant Commander July 1 |
| Originally stationed with the RCN's Pacific | Fleet, Ottawa was transferred to the Atlantic Fleet |
| On 31 May she sailed with the Grand | Fleet, and was present at the Battle of Jutland. |
| She served with the Black Sea | Fleet and was flagship of the forces pursuing the mu |
| 190 BC, he was placed in command of a Seleucid | fleet, but was defeated in a battle off the Eurymedo |
| While in the Reserve | Fleet, she was redesignated MMA-14, 7 February 1955, |
| Luftflotte 5 (Air | Fleet 5) was one of the primary divisions of the Ger |
| Her task, as a | fleet minesweeper, was to clear mines as the fleet p |
| The Northeast Area | Fleet itself was disbanded on December 5, 1944. |
| When the | fleet finally was able to obtain fresh supplies at M |
| Macon's first | fleet assignment was with the 8th Fleet, which she j |
| The | Fleet Market was a market erected in 1736 on the new |
| On 18 February 1947 while still in the reserve | fleet, YMS-170 was named Bunting and was redesignate |
| In 1903, the | fleet, which was composed of only one squadron of ba |
| Mitchell entered the National Defense Reserve | Fleet and was berthed in Suisun Bay, California. |
| Later assigned to the Japanese 4th | Fleet, it was part of the flotilla that provided pro |
| as a flagship of an ill-fated Spanish treasure | fleet that was wrecked by a hurricane. |
| After returning to the Russian Baltic | Fleet, Oleg was refit and her torpedo nets removed. |
| in the Columbia River with the Pacific Reserve | Fleet, she was named Kane County 1 July 1955. |
| June 1287 he helped command an Angevin galley | fleet which was defeated by a fleet commanded by Rog |
| Enterprise initially served with the Channel | Fleet, but was transferred to the Mediterranean Flee |
| 18 October 1930, she again joined the Reserve | Fleet and was laid up at League Island. |
| Placed in the National Defense Reserve | Fleet, she was berthed at Suisun Bay in 1970. |
| have been in the half of the American-Hawaiian | fleet that was chartered for transatlantic service. |
| In 1978, she transferred to the Pacific | Fleet and was assigned to Submarine Squadron 7, home |
| was now requested to move south with the Grand | Fleet, which was waiting at Scapa Flow. |
| d and used as a target by ships of the Asiatic | Fleet, A-3 was struck from the Naval Vessel Register |
| ober, Tryon was assigned to the "Magic Carpet" | fleet which was established at the end of the war to |
| While attached to the Channel | Fleet, Shannon was lost in December 1803 when she ra |
| Janssen then joined the Atlantic Reserve | Fleet and, was berthed at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
| After being laid up in the Reserve | Fleet, she was transferred to the Maritime Administr |
| Falling behind the withdrawing | fleet, she was escorted toward Coron by Akishimo unt |
| elmsman, Antiochus, in command of the Athenian | fleet, which was blockading the Spartan fleet in Eph |
| rves as a developmental ship for the Black Sea | fleet, and was the first vessel anywhere to carry th |
| he first such operation in which the High Seas | Fleet participated was the raid on Scarborough, Hart |
| Assigned to the National Defense Reserve | Fleet, she was berthed as Suisun Bay, California, in |
| As a vice chairman of | Fleet, Overstrom was instrumental in building the co |
| e was eventually lifted when a large Christian | fleet that was assembled to support the Maltese Knig |
| Providene, a predecessor of | Fleet Boston, was supposedly founded by a slave owne |
| mo was again Commander in Chief of the IJN 1st | Fleet, which was largely involved in training duties |
| sioned in 1991 as part of the Russian Northern | Fleet and was transferred to the Russian Pacific Fle |
| She served the U.S. Atlantic | Fleet and was decommissioned after World War I in 19 |
| As of September 2009, Spirit's average | fleet age was 3.3 years old. |
| Tweseldown Racecourse in | Fleet, Hampshire was originally a National Hunt stee |
| p Chaoyong was acquired by the Chinese Beiyang | Fleet, and was sunk at the Battle of the Yellow Sea. |
| The Airspeed A.S.39 | Fleet Shadower was a British long-range patrol aircr |
| AD) for lay up in the National Defense Reserve | Fleet, and was disposed of by MARAD at an unknown da |
| ation of General Lovell with the River Defense | Fleet; he was soon to become the fleet's most persis |
| After this, Nestor joined the British Eastern | Fleet, and was based at Colombo. |
| she was reported as no longer necessary to the | fleet, and was ordered scrapped. |
| 1971, she was laid up in the Atlantic Reserve | Fleet and was sold after being struck from the Navy |
| 8 the Borisoglebsk was decommissioned from the | fleet and was getting ready to be scrapped. |
| For his actions in preparing the | fleet, he was appointed KCB in 1982. |
| as not a permanent harbour yet for the English | fleet, which was anchored in Lisbon at the time. |
| Luftflotte 6 (Air | Fleet 6) was one of the primary divisions of the Ger |
| anuary 1955 she was transferred to the Pacific | Fleet and was deployed with the 7th Fleet in the Far |
| 1960 she entered the National Defense Reserve | Fleet, and was berthed in the Hudson River at Jones |
| During the Gordon Riots in 1780 | Fleet Prison was again destroyed and rebuilt in 1781 |
| in the Columbia River with the Pacific Reserve | Fleet, she was named Johnson County 1 July 1955, aft |
| tember 1962 and placed in the Maritime Reserve | Fleet, Olympia, Washington, where she remained into |
| The Red Arrow articulated bus | fleet at Waterloo Bus Garage |
| The allied | fleet was well equipped with cannon, mortars, archer |
| go carriage in the line's own reefer container | fleet, as well as other specialized cargo container |
| I have no idea if AC intends to redo the Jetz | fleet as well.--Rosetown |
| u, had refused to sell supplies to the Spanish | fleet, Pareja went with his fleet to Valparaiso on S |
| ur frigates - around one third of the Sultan's | fleet - were either sunk or forced aground. |
| 6th | Fleet operations were followed by exercises with the |
| ese aircraft until it had bought its own AWACS | fleet, which were due to enter service in 1991. |
| However, at no time was the Ram | Fleet, or were its ships, taken into the Navy. |
| In 1829 the premises at | Fleet Street were rebuilt; the new banking house was |
| onnel and 11 ships of the Royal Navy and Royal | Fleet Auxiliary were involved. |
| the IJN to that disaster where their four best | fleet carriers were sunk. |
| adoption of the orange/white/brown livery, the | fleet colours were off-white with prussian blue reli |
| By 1870 they controlled the largest | fleet of whaleships in the United States. |
| The charter enabled John Winthrop to hire a | fleet of what would eventually comprise eleven ships |
| Zhang Shijie decided to build a vast | fleet with what remained, to allow the Song court an |
| ts were the core of the 56 boat U.S. Submarine | Fleet Pacific when the United States entered World W |
| They are rarely found with the main hive | fleet, and when they are, they are only loading more |
| th Battle Squadron to be assigned to the Grand | Fleet, and, when the war began, the Commander-in-Chi |
| the Star Chamber on 17 March 1618 and moved to | Fleet Prison, where he stabbed himself to death in t |
| 864, settling in rooms in Clifford's Inn (near | Fleet Street), where he lived for the rest of his li |
| St Bride's Church | Fleet Street, where Eleanor Dare was married. |
| hich was situated within the boundaries of the | Fleet Prison where he had been imprisoned for debt. |
| After the attack on the Spanish | fleet, in which he bore his took part, he was one of |
| Embarking at Porto Bello, the | fleet to which his vessel belonged was struck by a s |
| Captain Manley to harass the departing British | fleet, in which he had some success, capturing among |
| As a ship-owner he owned a considerable | fleet, of which fourteen ships was built at his own |
| del, Larissa, was manned, and that the Ottoman | fleet, with which he had planned to rendezvous with |
| 's was featured in the September 2009 issue of | Fleet Equipment, which also references the company's |
| et was a market erected in 1829 to replace the | Fleet Market, which had been cleared for the widenin |
| The unit is headquartered at Van | Fleet Hall, which is a brick building located in fro |
| of the month working up with ships of the Home | Fleet, after which she sailed to Portsmouth. |
| This group formed the influential | Fleet Faction which later achieved Japan's withdrawa |
| There she took part in a series of 6th | Fleet operations which-but for runs to nearby ports- |
| r allows competitions in both match racing and | fleet racing, while multi player allows the above tw |
| escaping imprisonment including the Minories, | Fleet Street, Whitefriars, the Savoy, The Clink, and |
| to abandon ship, but was then overruled by the | fleet admiral who thought the ship could be saved. |
| The Warden of the | Fleet Prison, who was also keeper of Westminster Hal |
| ted for duty with the Submarine Force, Pacific | Fleet, with whom she operated until 1937. |
| The German | fleet reached Wilhelmshaven a few hours later, where |
| ned to the 4th Scouting Group of the High Seas | Fleet in Wilhelmshaven. |
| ivered by August 2012 and in September 2012, a | fleet transition will replace the leased Canadian Bu |
| r KAPO has upgraded the current Russian bomber | fleet it will start production of a "new-generation |
| in FDR forged lifelong friendships with future | Fleet Admiral William Leahy and Richard E. Byrd, bot |
| Admiral of the | Fleet Sir William Doveton Minet Staveley GCB (10 Nov |
| edition (1901-04) and named for Admiral of the | Fleet Sir William Henry May, Lord of the Admiralty a |
| She was named for | Fleet Admiral William D. Leahy. |
| They left Archangel in autumn; the | fleet was Willoughby's ships (relaunched), the Phili |
| tions off the coast of Attu Island for the 4th | Fleet Air Wing until 1 February. |
| Warriors: A History of the 11th Air Force and | Fleet Air Wing 4. Missoula, Montana: Pictorial Histo |
| at Constantine Harbor, Amchitka, as tender to | Fleet Air Wing Four (FAW-4). |
| signed to Navy Patrol Bomber Squadron VPB-103, | Fleet Air Wing 7 at Dunkeswell and were redesignated |
| 3, she carried supplies and parts to U.S. Navy | fleet air wings in Newfoundland, Iceland, and the Un |
| After 5 hours of fighting the Ottoman | fleet withdrew with 6 ships badly damaged. |
| A plaque commemorates the house he shared on | Fleet Street with his equally famous pupil and succe |
| Highlights included a three aircraft carrier | fleet exercise with Midway, Coral Sea and Enterprise |
| as introduced and eventually eight were in the | fleet (all with folding tails). |
| ened, it was decided to completely replace the | fleet core with still heavier ships. |
| US 5th | Fleet helped with the rescue effort with divers and |
| The Coast Guard's small | fleet, charged with stopping the illegal importation |
| ew weeks, Severn continued to provide U.S. 7th | Fleet units with water. |
| As Samuel R. Aitken she served the merchant | fleet, first with the Moore-McCormack Steam Ship Lin |
| he important, never-ending duty of keeping the | fleet supplied with petroleum products. |
| precaution, directed their westbound merchant | fleet, laden with goods, to anchor in Saldanha Bay w |
| High Seas | Fleet Badge with diamonds: This award was never best |
| ces of the incident, the Admiralty ordered the | fleet to withdraw as a precaution while Liverpool re |
| y logo, although the borough's logo is used on | fleet vehicles without Montreal's logo. |
| the first Navy aircraft to attack the Japanese | fleet, albeit without success. |
| sulted in the destruction of the entire pirate | fleet, which won the Newcastle lineage its first bat |
| The Trust maintains a | fleet of wooden sailing yachts from the 1930s. |
| , he took part in the fight between the little | fleet of wooden vessels under Capt. |
| w member on the sloop-of-war Buck, part of the | fleet that Woodes Rogers took to the Bahamas in 1718 |
| removed from service in September 1981 and the | fleet become work cars afterward. |
| d plays a Martin D-18 6 string guitar for most | Fleet Foxes work. |
| d was clearly destined for the British Pacific | Fleet once worked up. |
| ) was the last British admiral to command Home | Fleet during World War II. |
| Served in the Baltic | Fleet during World War I but transferred to the Casp |
| ander, Squadron 2, U.S. Navy Pacific Submarine | Fleet in World War II |
| f Beatty and Andrew Cunningham, Admiral of the | Fleet in World War II. |
| She subsequently served in the Baltic | Fleet during World War I making 16 patrols and unsuc |
| ror's campaign, Mon Calamari was attacked by a | fleet of World Devastators and only barely survived. |
| HMIS Bengal was a part of the Eastern | Fleet during World War II, and escorted numerous con |
| served with the United States Merchant Marine | fleet during World War II. |
| s were a pair of light cruisers in the Chinese | fleet before World War II. |
| transport this motley crew, in stasis, to the | Fleet of Worlds. |
| ed headmistress, Mrs. Jessica Williams (Jo Van | Fleet), is worried about 'the new girl', Elizabeth. |
| The Fujian | Fleet, which would be the main target of the French |
| A Spanish | fleet was wrecked in this area in 1715. |
| A letter describing the attack on the Bay | Fleet was written by Robert Winnington to Thomas Dan |
| The | fleet of X sets contained the oldest members of the |
| rea, where she replenished units of the US 7th | Fleet occupying Yellow Sea ports. |
| rd-deployed and is homeported at United States | Fleet Activities Yokosuka in Yokosuka, Japan. |
| eived the following message from Commander 7th | Fleet: "As you depart 7th Fleet Intra-Coastal Task U |
| se War in cooperation with the Russian Pacific | Fleet held Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk operation, part of the |
| wished to conquer the world to allow a refugee | fleet of Zygons to colonize Earth. |
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