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| in May and June 1916 between the British Grand | Fleet and the German High Seas Fleet off the Jutland |
| ed by the Navy as a storeship to provision the | fleet and as a collier to supply the fleet's need fo |
| He returned with the British | fleet and took part in the Battle of Trafalgar, wher |
| l - Frederick Field, Royal Navy Admiral of the | Fleet and First Sea Lord (d.1945). |
| e Maritime Commission National Defense Reserve | Fleet, and was berthed in the James River until she |
| tember 1974 she was withdrawn from the Reserve | Fleet and sent to the breaker's yard. |
| ohnston, one of the Royal Marines of the First | Fleet, and the convict Esther Abrahams. |
| The ship reported for duty with the 7th | Fleet and got underway on 1 February with an oil tan |
| mechanical availability of the open pit mining | fleet and the processing of harder ores are impactin |
| He was a chaplain of the British | Fleet and the Bishop of St Andrews, Dunkeld and Dunb |
| Thrasyllus pursued Mindarus with his | fleet, and combined with other Athenian detachments |
| along the east coast with the Atlantic Torpedo | Fleet and the Atlantic Submarine Flotilla through th |
| Pelican next transferred to the Pacific | Fleet and operated out of Pearl Harbor, until decomm |
| After serving in | fleet and NATO combined operations throughout the Me |
| In 1813 Amphion was attached to the North Sea | fleet and late in the year her crew landed on Schowe |
| eration and processing of NASA's Space Shuttle | fleet and International Space Station at Lyndon B. J |
| sea, bound for Tripoli, Libya, to serve Sixth | Fleet and NATO Fleet units in the Mediterranean. |
| n 1 September 1934, he returned to the Asiatic | Fleet and served as Chief of Staff from 30 October 1 |
| Into the fall of 1957 she serviced the 1st | Fleet and in November made preparations for her firs |
| e of the Survivors' and Salvagers' Camp - 1715 | Fleet, and is part of Sebastian Inlet State Park. |
| and began issuing supplies of all kinds to the | fleet and shore installations. |
| 4 April 1930, Babbitt reported to the Pacific | Fleet and served along the west coast until February |
| ct replenishment operations for the Occupation | fleet and in addition, the repatriation of Japanese |
| endents were successful in being elected, 2 in | Fleet and 1 in Hartley Wintney. |
| until 1996 when she was placed in the reserve | fleet and later struck. |
| Ballin frequently traveled on the ships in his | fleet and often spoke to passengers traveling with h |
| She entered the National Defense Reserve | Fleet and was berthed in the James River, Virginia, |
| ork 27 July, Crane was assigned to the Pacific | Fleet, and arrived at San Francisco 1 September. |
| re the arrival of the Swarm decimated Jhiaxus' | fleet and killed Jhiaxus himself. |
| He served on various ships of the | fleet, and was appointed Lieutenant Commander July 1 |
| He was a sailor of the Russian Baltic | Fleet and participant of the uprising at Kronshtadt |
| ointed Commander-in-Chief of the Mediterranean | Fleet and had to deal with the Chanak Crisis. |
| When the Avar | fleet and the Persian fleet were sunk in two differe |
| re the 60-gun Danzik, flagship of the Algerian | fleet, and the 54-gun Castillo Nuevo, being the firs |
| ce Admiral he was made Second-in-Command, Home | Fleet and Flag Officer, 2nd Battle Squadron. |
| 1943, she was transferred back to the Eastern | Fleet and deployed for convoy escort in the Arabian |
| 10 May, Yamakaze was reassigned to the IJN 1st | Fleet and returned to Sasebo Naval Arsenal for repai |
| On 31 May she sailed with the Grand | Fleet, and was present at the Battle of Jutland. |
| ommanded the battleship division of the Baltic | Fleet and the destroyer squadron of the Black Sea Fl |
| eaf was assigned to the Amphibious Forces, 7th | Fleet, and sailed a week later with navigation buoys |
| periods in command of Barfleur in the Channel | Fleet and HMS Victory in the Mediterranean, before t |
| 1905 she began active service with the Channel | Fleet, and between 1907 and 1914 operated as a unit |
| In May 1945, Roche was ordered to the Pacific | Fleet and on 9 June she was underway for Guantanamo |
| She served with the Black Sea | Fleet and was flagship of the forces pursuing the mu |
| Cos was fought ca 258 BC between an Antigonid | fleet and a Ptolemaic fleet. |
| 1970 she continued on rotation between the 2nd | Fleet and 6th Fleet. |
| ed by volunteers, and was started by Ellen Van | Fleet and Jan Soland in 1988. |
| e HMS Caistor Castle, representing the Reserve | Fleet, and HMS Carisbrooke Castle. |
| ce followed in the West Indies, supporting the | fleet and army movements around the islands, and tak |
| oklis Dousmanis, served as the flagship of the | fleet, and she took part in the liberation of the is |
| dmiral Fallon served as Commander, U.S. Second | Fleet and Commander, Striking Fleet Atlantic from No |
| on, has proposed opening short sections of the | Fleet and other rivers for ornamental purposes, alth |
| Landing Force Training Command, U.S. Atlantic | Fleet, and Commanding General, 4th Marine Amphibious |
| in the morning, but they were abandoned by the | fleet and became French prisoners. |
| Bihar was a part of the Eastern | Fleet, and escorted numerous convoys between Africa, |
| vember 1992 she was withdrawn from the Reserve | Fleet and sent to the breaker's yard. |
| to the 7th Light Cruiser Squadron of the Grand | Fleet and HMS Aurora was one of the ships present at |
| He was Admiral of the King's | fleet and served in the wars against the Scots and F |
| ,500 planes were also obtained from the Baltic | Fleet and from installations around Leningrad. |
| n the French Revolutionary Wars in the Channel | Fleet and off Ireland until 1798, when he gained com |
| laming Gorge National Recreation Area, and Red | Fleet and Utah Field House of Natural History state |
| r II, Bulmer was still assigned to the Asiatic | Fleet and stationed in the Philippines. |
| Bearss reported to the Pacific | Fleet and operated in Hawaiian waters during July 19 |
| 916 - 1 June 1916 between the German High Seas | Fleet and the British Grand Fleet. |
| the H.P.42, flagships of the Imperial Airways | fleet and remarkable at the time for no passenger de |
| assigned to the Coast Squadron, North Atlantic | Fleet, and cruised off the east coast, in the Gulf o |
| On 8 May, she got underway to join the 5th | Fleet and rendezvoused with the fast carriers on 27 |
| of Staff of the Submarine Force, U.S. Atlantic | Fleet and Director of the Legislative Division of th |
| piter joined at Colombo from the Mediterranean | Fleet and the five ships sailed later that day. |
| ocated to the 2nd Cruiser Squadron in the Home | Fleet and arrived at Portsmouth on 11 January 1940. |
| He evaded Admiral Nelson's blockading | fleet and passed the Strait of Gibraltar on 8 April. |
| ns prior to the arrival of the British Pacific | Fleet, and then participated in the invasion of Okin |
| went along rather peacefully cause the Swedish | fleet and troop transport had been delayd because of |
| Carolina and once again resumed operations and | fleet and squadron exercises along the southern east |
| the destroyer Adler with the Russian Black Sea | Fleet, and subsequently promoted to junior captain. |
| The French | Fleet and the Royal Navy's Mediterranean Fleet domin |
| Able is attached to the United States Pacific | Fleet and provides support to the United States Seve |
| rved as commander in chief of the U.S. Pacific | Fleet and commander in chief of the U.S. Asiatic Fle |
| 1925, SubDiv 16 was transferred to the Asiatic | Fleet, and S-31 departed San Francisco in April, hea |
| Assigned to Service Force, Atlantic | Fleet, and homeported in Norfolk, Virginia, the ship |
| elfridge sailed from San Diego with the Battle | Fleet and participated in exercises off Panama befor |
| In 1904 he was appointed to command the Baltic | Fleet and as governor of Kronstadt. |
| HMIS Orissa was a part of the Eastern | Fleet, and escorted numerous convoys between Africa, |
| signed to Submarine Division 9 of the Atlantic | Fleet and based at New London, Connecticut. |
| as appointed Commander-in-Chief of the IJN 3rd | Fleet, and from November 1906 was Director of the Na |
| ember 1930, R-2 was reassigned to the Atlantic | fleet and arrived at New London via the Panama Canal |
| The ship served with the Baltic | Fleet, and in 1891-1892 it took part in a Cruise aro |
| 14 May 1973 she was withdrawn from the Reserve | Fleet and sent to the breaker's yard. |
| ntly served on the latter with the James River | Fleet and the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron. |
| Bollinger joined the Pacific | Fleet and arrived at Pearl Harbor 19 February 1945. |
| William inherited the small trading | fleet and landed estate near Glandore, West Cork aft |
| 2235, the Helena's radar spotted the Japanese | fleet, and the Americans successfully cross the Japa |
| Mitchell entered the National Defense Reserve | Fleet and was berthed in Suisun Bay, California. |
| After serving as a Midshipman in the Channel | Fleet and Pacific, he returned to the UK to train as |
| In June 1917, George V visited the | fleet and an investiture ceremony was held onboard Q |
| he following years, he continued to add to his | fleet, and to seek out new markets. |
| he laying up of vessels in the U.S. Nineteenth | Fleet and the San Diego Group of the Inactive Fleet. |
| and two Piper Aztec aircraft were added to the | fleet and services extended to provide New Zealand w |
| Gambia served with the British Pacific | Fleet, and participated in attacks on Japanese posit |
| duty with Squadron 4, Destroyer Force, Pacific | Fleet, and reported at San Diego Destroyer Base 2 Au |
| Tern was assigned to the United States Pacific | Fleet and steamed to the west coast. |
| The British ships chased the French | fleet, and brought them to action in the Battle of G |
| and Pressburger, including editing The Silver | Fleet and the motorcycle sequences for A Matter of L |
| She was assigned to the Pacific Reserve | Fleet and remained inactive for the remainder of her |
| oyed to the South China Sea to support the 7th | Fleet and Marine Amphibious forces after the increas |
| ked, Rear-Admiral Ahmed commanded the Pakistan | Fleet and Pakistan Coast, Headquarters. |
| She was then assigned to the Pacific Reserve | Fleet and berthed at Bremerton, Washington. |
| #BN-2, and EMD E9A-2 #BN-3, of the locomotive | fleet and the business car fleet. |
| 18 October 1930, she again joined the Reserve | Fleet and was laid up at League Island. |
| p for the issuance of lube oil to the U.S. 3rd | Fleet and the U.S. 5th Fleet. |
| southwest Pacific Ocean issuing stores to the | fleet and making minor repairs. |
| for ex-members of the Merchant Navy or fishing | fleet and their dependants. |
| ss GPS that can be used to track trucks in the | fleet and to give directions to drivers making deliv |
| ns included a period in command of the Pacific | Fleet and later a role as one of the Lords of the Ad |
| rpedo Flotilla, Coast Squadron, North Atlantic | Fleet, and during the summer of 1903 participated in |
| r, Lacaze lead a division of the Mediterranean | fleet, and organised part of the Dardanelles Campaig |
| They are rarely found with the main hive | fleet, and when they are, they are only loading more |
| d the 365th day in space for the Space Shuttle | fleet and the 100th day of flight time in space for |
| ton was placed in the National Defense Reserve | Fleet and in 1967 was berthed in James River, Virgin |
| ean, before being recalled to join the Channel | Fleet, and then the Home Fleet from 1907. |
| ssioning, Daring served with the Mediterranean | Fleet and Home Fleet, and took part in rescue operat |
| ns (training and leadership, program planning, | fleet and property, accreditation and policy, aviati |
| hn Hertz initially did not think much of Count | Fleet and contemplated selling him until jockey John |
| ng had been decimated by the Pacific submarine | fleet, and Hackleback was to encounter no suitable t |
| rigerated items, and equipment to ships in the | fleet, and to remote stations and staging areas. |
| In 1978, she transferred to the Pacific | Fleet and was assigned to Submarine Squadron 7, home |
| York, she was assigned to the Train, Atlantic | Fleet, and operated between New York, York River, an |
| tember 1973 she was withdrawn from the Reserve | Fleet and sent to the breaker's yard. |
| joined the 3rd Destroyer Flotilla of the Home | Fleet, and just the following year, suffered a fire. |
| nd May 1940, Ceres was assigned to the Eastern | Fleet and based at Singapore. |
| s the fastest sea going lifeboat in the RNLI's | fleet and is capable of speeds up to 34 Knots.) |
| Boyne was part of Vice-Admiral Edward Vernon's | fleet and took part in the expedition to Cartagena d |
| Eastern tours, continuing to sail with the 7th | Fleet and the Taiwan Patrol Force. |
| nal Transit to supplement the current Unitrans | fleet and to facilitate the retirement of the aging |
| Lord Thomas was the Admiral of the King's | Fleet and fought in the battle of Agincourt. |
| eated in battle against 80 ships of Somerled's | fleet and the two enemies partitioned the isles betw |
| t of 8 Destroyer flotilla attached to the Home | Fleet and based at Scapa Flow. |
| inued questions about the safety of the Nimrod | fleet and despite constantly stating that the aircra |
| ller fleets, with a maximum of three ships per | fleet and four fleets active at one time. |
| obisher returned to Canada with an even larger | fleet and dug several mines around Frobisher Bay. |
| ppointed Flag Officer (Flotillas) for the Home | Fleet and in 1959 went on to become Flag Officer, Sc |
| family, which gave some admirals to the French | fleet and from whom most of the borough fishermen ar |
| She was then mothballed with the reserve | fleet and transferred to the control of the Departme |
| kill got underway as part of a unit of the 3rd | Fleet and entered Tokyo Bay on 10 September. |
| Kathiawar was a part of the Eastern | Fleet, and escorted numerous convoys between Africa, |
| ation after the arrival of the Australian Navy | Fleet and returned to England on 13 October 1913. |
| , Revenge was stationed with the Mediterranean | Fleet and participated in the Dardanelles Operation |
| ement between vessels of the Russian Black Sea | Fleet and patrol boats of the Coast Guard of Georgia |
| Again the naval forces escorted the invasion | fleet and heavy cover was provided against Italian i |
| rves as a developmental ship for the Black Sea | fleet, and was the first vessel anywhere to carry th |
| t westwards to warn of any approaching Spanish | fleet, and kept his own squadron in reserve. |
| ing nuclear power by refurbishing its existing | fleet, and building two additional reactors at the D |
| 2 August Pochard was assigned to Commander 3rd | Fleet, and proceeded to Tokyo Bay, arriving on the 2 |
| HMIS Konkan was a part of the Eastern | Fleet, and escorted numerous convoys between Africa, |
| Eventually the ship ended up in Silja Line's | fleet and Slite was forced to declare bankruptcy in |
| s time he served on board ships of the Eastern | Fleet and saw action off the cost of Burma. |
| tury Groomsport had a relatively large fishing | fleet and housed a lifeboat station in its sheltered |
| rmadillowas assigned to Service Force, Pacific | Fleet, and sailed for Pearl Harbor. |
| Massachusetts, and the state mobilized a large | fleet and its militia to dislodge the British. |
| rations, the submarine participated in various | fleet and ASW exercises and visited several ports, i |
| mber for duty with the Service Force, Atlantic | Fleet, and shortly thereafter conducted shakedown ou |
| ision in addition to maintaining the Southdown | fleet and preparing vehicles for sale also provides |
| Marquette was then assigned to the Atlantic | Fleet and for almost nine years served as a unit of |
| d was assigned to the National Defense Reserve | Fleet and berthed in the Hudson River. |
| reek: Μάγων) was commander of the Carthaginian | fleet and army in Sicily in 344 BCE. |
| Assigned to the Atlantic | Fleet and engaged primarily in qualifying carrier pi |
| 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 |
| Carnatic was a part of the Eastern | Fleet, and escorted numerous convoys between Africa, |
| -Admiral of the United Kingdom, Admiral of the | Fleet and First Sea Lord. |
| 5 June 1919, she issued stores to the Atlantic | Fleet and engaged in target practice with the fleet |
| p Chaoyong was acquired by the Chinese Beiyang | Fleet, and was sunk at the Battle of the Yellow Sea. |
| The HMS Nelson was the flagship of the | fleet, and the articles of surrender were signed abo |
| In 1982 she was acquired by the NAVARMA/Moby | fleet and renamed the Moby Blu. |
| to the 1st Light Cruiser Squadron of the Grand | Fleet, and in August 1914 she sank a German merchant |
| s a 1-star command under Commander, U.S. Third | Fleet, and is based at Naval Station San Diego, Cali |
| Court was part of Vice-Admiral Edward Vernon's | fleet and took part in the expedition to Cartagena d |
| attached to the United States Atlantic Reserve | Fleet and berthed in Florida. |
| 18 swept over New Orleans, sinking most of his | fleet and destroying provisions. |
| departed San Diego on 6 February 1923 with the | fleet and participated in combined exercises off Pan |
| y attached to the First Battle Squadron of the | fleet and supported the landings at the tip of the P |
| AD) for lay up in the National Defense Reserve | Fleet, and was disposed of by MARAD at an unknown da |
| main characters have returned to the imperial | fleet and Lafiel is now captain of a new ship, the a |
| The East Florida Rangers, a naval | fleet, and loyalists from New York were quickly able |
| Arunta when advised of an approaching invasion | fleet and both sailed immediately for Port Moresby. |
| e head of the British line pursuing the French | fleet and engaged the Formidable and Tigre. |
| replenishment at sea doctrines for the British | fleet, and saw service up until 1966. |
| After this, Nestor joined the British Eastern | Fleet, and was based at Colombo. |
| to seaward, providing new room for the fishing | fleet and many amenities. |
| 6; he served as Chief of Staff with the Battle | Fleet and the United States Fleet from 1927 to 1930; |
| B. Capp, Cromwell's navy: the | fleet and the English revolution, 1648-1660 (1989) |
| she was reported as no longer necessary to the | fleet, and was ordered scrapped. |
| ere cut off from their homeland by the British | fleet and it was just a matter of time before their |
| end of operations, deploying with the U.S. 6th | Fleet and participating in exercises along the Atlan |
| As a result the mosquito | fleet and the Ivy were ordered to the upper Mississi |
| ineering School Ship and participated in type, | fleet, and NATO exercises until resuming overseas em |
| vember 1988 she was withdrawn from the Reserve | Fleet and sent to the breaker's yard. |
| and service operations alternately with First | Fleet and Seventh Fleet until she was decommissioned |
| termining the exact dispositions of the French | fleet and even more trouble assessing the casualties |
| She belonged to the Soviet Northern | Fleet and carried the identification number 921. |
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