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| en decisively defeated the Swedish Archipelago | fleet at the First Battle of Svensksund. |
| torpedo boats were completed for the Guangdong | Fleet at the Schichau works in Germany in 1885 and a |
| Britain in July, and was assigned to the Home | Fleet at Scapa Flow. |
| on 27 October to join Destroyer Force, Pacific | Fleet at Pearl Harbor. |
| ssioned in 1946, she was placed in the reserve | fleet at Green Cove Springs, Florida until reactivat |
| March 1947 and placed in the Atlantic Reserve | Fleet at Orange, Texas. |
| d the Panama Canal and joined units of the 6th | Fleet at Newport for duty. |
| In April 1938 she joined the | fleet at Pearl Harbor for the annual fleet exercises |
| Commission and laid up in the Maritime Reserve | Fleet at Mobile, Alabama. |
| erred to the Maritime Administration's reserve | fleet at Suisun Bay, California on 1 October 1962. |
| Panoramic View of New Orleans-Federal | Fleet at Anchor in the River, ca. |
| rench fire ships, intended to burn the British | fleet, at Quebec, are taken ashore by British sailor |
| She was placed in the National Defense Reserve | Fleet at Suisun Bay, California, until being sold 25 |
| armour in the desert, and of Jellicoe's Grand | Fleet at Jutland in 1916. |
| bec was placed in the National Defense Reserve | Fleet at Suisun Bay, California, and struck from the |
| he 4 August with HMS Whelp to join the Eastern | Fleet at Ceylon. |
| Mogami was part of the Japanese | fleet at the Battle of Tsingtao in World War I, and |
| mber she was serving the flotillas of the Home | Fleet at Scapa Flow. |
| medical frigate is part of the Rebel Alliance | fleet at the Battle of Endor in Return of the Jedi. |
| was placed in the Maritime Commission Reserve | Fleet at Mobile, Alabama on 9 April 1946. |
| The commander of the | fleet at this time was the Archduke Ferdinand Maximi |
| June, she entered the National Defense Reserve | Fleet at Olympia, Washington. |
| She spent the summer of 1921 with the | fleet at Chefoo, China, and returned to Cavite 19 Se |
| 862 she was back with the rest of the Mosquito | Fleet at Roanoke Island. |
| Nespelen was laid up in the Reserve | Fleet at Navel Amphibious Base Little Creek, Virgini |
| ration as part of the National Defense Reserve | Fleet at Suisun Bay, California. |
| ed with the Amphibious Training Force, Pacific | Fleet, at San Diego. |
| decommissioned and entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet at Stockton, California. |
| 1946, she was laid up in the Maritime Reserve | Fleet at Mobile, Alabama. |
| mutiny (the Spithead mutiny) in the Royal Navy | fleet at anchor at Spithead. |
| She entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet at Long Beach. |
| elphia 17 January 1945, and joined the Pacific | Fleet at Pearl Harbor 8 February via the Panama Cana |
| than 2 months, she was reassigned to the 16th | Fleet at Orange, Texas, 16 August. |
| 03, and in 1805 she fought in Admiral Calder's | fleet at the Battle of Cape Finisterre. |
| and placed in reserve in the Inactive Reserve | Fleet at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she remai |
| Roberts joined the Inactive | Fleet at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, until the hulk |
| spent in command being a record in the Channel | Fleet at the time. |
| November 1963 and entered the Pacific Reserve | Fleet at San Diego. |
| April 1946 and placed in the Atlantic Reserve | Fleet at Orange, Texas. |
| She fought in the van of Graves' | fleet at the Battle of the Chesapeake in 1781 under |
| She departed 5 February to join the Pacific | Fleet at San Diego, California. |
| ld was laid up in the National Defense Reserve | Fleet at James River, Virginia. |
| ed in the 11th Destroyer Flotilla in the Grand | Fleet at the Battle of Jutland. |
| ruary 1943 Sendai was reassigned to the Eighth | Fleet at Rabaul under Vice Admiral Gunichi Mikawa an |
| The Portuguese defeated the Mamluk | fleet at the Battle of Diu (1509). |
| joined the 16th Destroyer Flotilla of the Home | Fleet at Scapa Flow on 23 March 1940. |
| she was placed in the National Defense Reserve | Fleet at Suisun Bay in Benecia, California. |
| The Red Arrow articulated bus | fleet at Waterloo Bus Garage |
| ukui, who was commander of the native Hawaiian | fleet at Honolulu. |
| d in 1805 Triumph was part of Admiral Calder's | fleet at the Battle of Cape Finisterre. |
| Carlos Morales is the president of the J/80 | fleet at Lanzarote. |
| he was laid up in the National Defense Reserve | Fleet at Suisun Bay, California. |
| ns failed however in 1553 against a Portuguese | fleet at sea near al-Fahl. |
| 16th and 17 October 1940, against the British | fleet at Rosyth and Scapa Flow. |
| mmissioned 15 June 1946 and joined the Reserve | Fleet at Green Cove Springs, Florida. |
| and was placed in the National Defense Reserve | Fleet at Beaumont, Texas. |
| r modernization overhaul, but rejoined the 6th | Fleet at Gibraltar on 19 January 1954. |
| 1947, and entered the National Defense Reserve | Fleet at Suisun Bay where she remained berthed into |
| ejoined the 2nd Destroyer Flotilla of the Home | Fleet at Scapa Flow on 17 March. |
| Commission and laid up in the Maritime Reserve | Fleet at Mobile, Alabama. |
| Main article: Destruction of the French | Fleet at Mers-el-Kebir |
| ruises, transporting provisions to theU.S. 6th | Fleet at Golfe Juan, France, and Naples, Italy. |
| March 1947 and laid up in the Atlantic Reserve | Fleet at Orange. |
| nd HMS Indefatigable formed the nucleus of the | fleet at the start of the First World War when Briti |
| ntered the Texas Group of the Atlantic Reserve | Fleet at Orange, Texas. |
| with the Columbia River Group, Pacific Reserve | Fleet, ATA-123 was named Iuka 16 July 1948. |
| Cold War pressures prompted U.S. Submarine | Fleet Atlantic (SUBLANT) officers to hunt for ways t |
| s attacking the land walls, while the Venetian | fleet attacked the sea walls from the Golden Horn. |
| mpany with seven other vessels of Montgomery's | fleet, attacked the ironclad gunboats of the Federal |
| Ships of the Russian Baltic | Fleet attacked Suomenlinna on August 1. |
| On 22 June the Ottoman | fleet attacked the Venetian scouts. |
| sing force in the Baltic, simulating a Russian | fleet attacking Germany's Baltic coast. |
| Dies while his | fleet attacks and tries to break out. |
| e, its ancient rival, when the Boskonian Grand | Fleet attacks. |
| where thrown into battle as the Franco-Spanish | fleet attempted to break out of Cadiz. |
| The Brazilian | fleet attempted to take Carmen de Patagones in 1827 |
| In August 1915, the German | fleet attempted to clear the Gulf of Riga in order t |
| again saw action on 24 April 1862 as the Union | fleet attempted to pass Fort Jackson and Fort Saint |
| For the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary ship, see RFA Chattenden. |
| 3) was a Leaf-class tanker tanker of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary in service between 1959 and 1970. |
| chwood is also the base-port for several Royal | Fleet Auxiliary ships. |
| 951 as Beskidy, and was purchased by the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary on 14 July 1951. |
| ion Company, then was transferred to the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary in 1970. |
| The Royal | Fleet Auxiliary vessel RFA Diligence, present in Koc |
| College, Nottingham, and served with the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary in World War I. |
| ) was a Leaf-class support tanker of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary of the United Kingdom. |
| OWT owned oilers were transferred to the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary in 1946 and all were given "Wave" na |
| The Ol-class tankers were Royal | Fleet Auxiliary "fast fleet tankers" tasked with pro |
| The Royal | Fleet Auxiliary provided two fleet tankers (RFA Grey |
| RFA Mounts Bay (L3008), a Royal | Fleet auxiliary ship |
| RFA Abadol was a tanker in the British Royal | Fleet Auxiliary |
| The Yung Hao was taken into the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary as Surf Pilot, but was immediately l |
| A ship commissioned in 2007 for the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary carries the name of the area, RFA Ly |
| hey were subsequently transferred to the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary after the end of the war, and went o |
| She was transferred from the British Royal | Fleet Auxiliary to the U.S. Navy's Military Sealift |
| ) was a Leaf-class support tanker of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary of the United Kingdom. |
| a class of support tanker of the British Royal | Fleet Auxiliary (RFA). |
| ers of her class were transferred to the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary in 1946 and Empire Bounty was rename |
| stry of Defence contract to overhaul the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary ship RFA Fort Rosalie. |
| onnel and 11 ships of the Royal Navy and Royal | Fleet Auxiliary were involved. |
| today with the Military Sealift Command Naval | Fleet Auxiliary Force and is assigned to the U.S. At |
| Laing & Sons Ltd, and transferred to the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary in 1946. |
| Concord is assigned to the Naval | Fleet Auxiliary Force (PM1), MSC Far East. |
| logistics (LSL) vessel belonging to the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary (RFA), part of the British fleet. |
| beach (A132) was a coastal tanker of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary of the United Kingdom. |
| ) was a Leaf-class support tanker of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary, and the second ship to bear the nam |
| . Ltd. in 1923 it was transferred to the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary, and served throughout World War II. |
| s of spirit tankers that served with the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary, supporting the Royal Navy during th |
| creek (A258) was a coastal tanker of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| a Tide-class replenishment oiler of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| an 1000-ton class tanker of the British Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| a Tide-class replenishment oiler of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| was a Sprite-class spirits tanker of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| lvalour (A494) was a salvage ship of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| a Tide-class replenishment oiler of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| rgyll and Somerset and four ships of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| a Tide-class replenishment oiler of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| as a Surf-class freighting tanker of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| d Tui was recommissioned and reclassified as a | fleet auxiliary. |
| 4) was a War-class tanker of the British Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| yrock (A198) was a coastal tanker of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| a Tide-class replenishment oiler of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| firth (A261) was a coastal tanker of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| yness (A295) was a coastal tanker of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| on, explosives, food, stores ship in the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| dybay (A107) was a coastal tanker of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| A480) was an armament stores ship of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| September 1946 as RFA Wave Laird for the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| (A252) was a Sprite-class tanker of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| f primary casualty receiving ship in the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| was a series of six ships built for the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| ) was a Leaf-class support tanker of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| 08) was a helicopter support ship of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| as a Surf-class freighting tanker of the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| ar I, Finlayson served overseas with the Royal | Fleet Auxiliary. |
| He went on to be | Fleet Aviation Officer to Commander-in-Chief Mediter |
| foresight in urging the postwar development of | fleet aviation. |
| Beth Van | Fleet, AVP beach volleyball professional player |
| with the survivors of the mission, the Reaper | fleet awakens in dark space, and descends upon the g |
| k into service in 2011 to restore the resort's | fleet back to 12 trains. |
| ear the Dutch East India Company sent a Return | Fleet back to the Netherlands. |
| He took his now mutinous | fleet back to Venice and Negropont surrendered the n |
| ies, for aircraft repair and transport and for | fleet backup and support. |
| High Seas | Fleet Badge (5 February 1942) |
| High Seas | Fleet Badge |
| High Seas | Fleet Badge with diamonds: This award was never best |
| f Special Projects in support of the U.S. Navy | Fleet Ballistic Missile Program. |
| ry development from the James Madison class of | fleet ballistic missile submarine. |
| ed States Navy's Ohio class of nuclear-powered | fleet ballistic missile submarines. |
| hey comprised the "41 for Freedom" original 41 | fleet ballistic missile submarines. |
| was the sixth Lafayette-class nuclear powered | fleet ballistic missile submarine produced. |
| anael Greene (SSBN-636), a James Madison-class | fleet ballistic missile submarine |
| her decommissioning she was the second oldest | fleet ballistic missile submarine still in active U. |
| ionary development from the Lafayette class of | fleet ballistic missile submarine. |
| as a memorial to the original "41 for Freedom" | fleet ballistic missile submarines. |
| for carrying guided cruise missiles instead of | fleet ballistic missiles in its missile compartment. |
| as the Industrial Trust Tower and later as the | Fleet Bank Tower, before its current incarnation as |
| gest bank in the city of Boston from its rival | Fleet Bank although Fleet was still the larger bank |
| After several corporate takeovers, | Fleet Bank closed their branch located in the buildi |
| d in national ad campaigns for Nike, Gatorade, | Fleet Bank, Discover Card, Florsheim, VISA (with Yan |
| erable for an August loan to her campaign from | Fleet Bank. |
| home to two Fortune 500 companies: KeyBank and | Fleet Bank; both have since moved or merged with oth |
| was built in the Kriegsmarinewerft at the main | fleet base of Wilhelmshaven in Northern Germany on t |
| inesweeper joined Train Squadron (TrainRon) 2, | Fleet Base Force, at Pearl Harbor. |
| tt Field was the U.S. Navy's principal Pacific | Fleet base for the P-3C operations. |
| in September 1944, Elk reported to the advance | fleet base at Ulithi on 15 October and there began t |
| to HMS Proserpine, the main base for the naval | fleet based at Scapa Flow. |
| The submarine joined the U.S. Navy's Atlantic | Fleet based in New London, Connecticut. |
| erved as flagship of the 8th (Northern Baltic) | fleet, based at Tallinn, until 1955. |
| odore Lord Nelson - the commander in charge of | fleet based in Bastia |
| ision 43, Squadron 3, Destroyer Force Atlantic | Fleet based at Newport, Rhode Island. |
| ader of the 5th Destroyer Flotilla of the Home | Fleet, based at Dover (1907). |
| stroyer Division 29 of Desron 6 in the IJN 4th | Fleet, based at Truk. |
| Its counterpart was the Ponant | fleet, based at Rochefort or Brest. |
| joined the First Battle Squadron of the Grand | Fleet, based at Scapa Flow. |
| In 1920, Bulmer joined the Pacific | Fleet, based at San Diego, California. |
| le Squadron was assigned to the in the Channel | Fleet, based at Portland. |
| stroyer Division 29 of Desron 6 in the IJN 4th | Fleet, based at Truk. |
| surviving steam drifter of the herring fishing | fleet based in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk. |
| with the rest of the Flotilla, joined the Home | Fleet, based in the UK. |
| 1991, she is currently serving in the Pacific | Fleet, based in Pearl Harbor. |
| Another such example is the Banu-Ganiya | fleet based off the Balearic Islands that dominated |
| first wave began its attack on the US Pacific | Fleet based at Pearl Harbor and on outlying airfield |
| There is a small fishing and prawning | fleet based there too. |
| Before 1885 the Southern Seas (Nanyang) | Fleet, based at Shanghai, was the largest of China's |
| Map of Northern | Fleet bases |
| mining operations antisubmarine training, and | fleet battle problems in the Hawaiian Islands and of |
| he Panama Canal to provide tug services during | fleet battle practice. |
| in secluded areas like ports and estuaries did | fleet battles occur, like the battle of Sluys in 134 |
| onscript seamen aboard English-built ships for | fleet battles. |
| Patterson, USN, who commanded the Great White | Fleet battleship USS Kentucky (BB-6) in 1905 (but di |
| and departed the National Defense Reserve | Fleet, Beaumont Group, on 23 January 2007 for scrapp |
| tration in 1984 and was part of the US Reserve | Fleet, Beaumont Reserve Fleet, Texas. |
| reorganization on 1 January 1905, the Channel | Fleet became the Atlantic Fleet, and she became an A |
| After three years in which the Mediterranean | Fleet became Britain's major fleet, he gave way to R |
| Qirui soon after Yuan's death, but the Chinese | fleet became fractured and split due to Duan's refus |
| They were not able to accompany to | fleet, because they were low speed. |
| They were not able to accompany the | fleet, because of their low speed. |
| g operations undertaken by the British Pacific | Fleet because her radar and aircraft identification |
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