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| He was later met by another enemy | fleet in a fierce battle, in which Zubiaur's own shi |
| ber 1969 and placed in the James River Reserve | Fleet in Virginia where she remained until 1985. |
| e Commander of cruisers in the British Pacific | Fleet in 1945. |
| Thrasyllus commanded a wing of the | fleet in this battle and the later Athenian victory |
| Resuming her active service with the Battle | Fleet in the San Diego-San Pedro area from 18 August |
| continued service in the Americas, joining the | fleet in the West Indies in the small brig HMS St Lu |
| Serving with the Grand | Fleet in August 1914, Paragon moved to the Humber in |
| Her service to the | fleet in the Philippines continued through the final |
| years, North Dakota operated with the Atlantic | Fleet in maneuvers along the East Coast and in the C |
| reparations for another tour with the U.S. 6th | Fleet in the fall. |
| ember 1942, during Operation Torch, the French | fleet in Casablanca was attacked by American warship |
| The Portuguese later returned and attacked the | fleet in the harbour of Diu, leading to a decisive v |
| y 1930 and thereafter served actively with the | fleet in the Pacific until 1939, except for a period |
| Each winter found her with the | fleet in Cuban waters for maneuvers. |
| decade saw something of a renaissance for the | fleet; in 1999, Kursk carried out a successful recon |
| t in the Operation Catapult against the French | fleet in Mers el Kebir. |
| der the command of Miaoulis forced the Turkish | fleet in the Gulf of Corinth to retreat, after attac |
| ten Lion's Whelps saw service with the British | Fleet in England's attempt to relieve the Huguenot c |
| Savannah continued to operate with the 6th | Fleet in the Mediterranean until early March 1972. |
| Orleck operated with the 7th | Fleet in support of United Nations Forces during the |
| A skipjack, part of the oystering | fleet in Maryland |
| At the recent battle practice of the Pacific | Fleet in 5-inch guns, he made the largest percentage |
| nwhile, General Wedge Antilles is commanding a | fleet in a three-part effort to retake the Bilbringi |
| 6 for her first tour of duty with the U.S. 7th | Fleet in the Far East. |
| the Commander of the 3rd Division of the Home | Fleet in 1909 and commanded the White Fleet on manoe |
| He was promoted to Admiral of the | Fleet in 1940 and made Commander-in-Chief, Plymouth |
| Fisanovich joined the Baltic | Fleet in 1936 and subsequently rose to command the s |
| Floyd B. Parks operated with the Seventh | Fleet in support of United Nations Forces during the |
| ed on 26 July 1530, he harassed the Portuguese | fleet in the Atlantic, and even threatened to block |
| ice at Chatham, she transferred to the Channel | Fleet in March 1907. |
| She steamed with that | fleet in the historic dash past Confederate Fort St. |
| He rejoined the Channel blockade | fleet in 1801 on HMS Princess Royal and remained the |
| Navy had already driven off the Union blockade | fleet in the Battle of the Head of Passes the previo |
| evmash in the late 1970s and joined the Soviet | fleet in 1980. |
| stralia and became part of the British Pacific | Fleet in February. |
| port on her final assignment with the U.S. 6th | Fleet in the Mediterranean and returned to Newport o |
| He went on to be Commander-in-Chief, Far East | Fleet in 1965 and Second Sea Lord and Chief of Naval |
| Charles Napier, who was to command the British | fleet in the Baltic. |
| The Hiddensee joined the Battleship Cove | fleet in Fall River on June 14, 1997. |
| Admiral Costello reported as Commander, Third | Fleet in May 2005 following a tour as Chief of Legis |
| f the 1st Battle Cruiser Squadron of the Grand | Fleet in 1916. |
| e Admiral commanding the Aircraft of the Grand | Fleet in 1917 and took part in Second Battle of Heli |
| nd Flag Officer Aircraft Carriers for the Home | Fleet in 1951. |
| test, the Shoshone was returned to the Reserve | Fleet in August 2001. |
| n Day, Benevolence was present with the Allied | Fleet in Tokyo Harbor during the Surrender of Japan. |
| He was appointed commander-in-chief of the | fleet in 1659 and co-operated with General George Mo |
| She was assigned to operate with the Eastern | Fleet in the Pacific Ocean. |
| d, with her flotilla, joined the British Grand | Fleet in 1914 on the outbreak of World War I. |
| Spencer was assigned to the US Navy's Seventh | Fleet, in the Pacific in late 1944, where she served |
| The Royal Navy | fleet in comparison had just thirteen 74-gun ships a |
| ship Dunkerque, in the Scuttling of the French | fleet in Toulon on the same day. |
| Detached from the Pacific | Fleet in the spring, LST-1088 headed back toward the |
| ff of the Commander of the United States Sixth | Fleet in Gaeta, Italy. |
| It marked the beginning of a permanent naval | fleet in the Mediterranean, which has evolved into t |
| d in true gunboat diplomacy fashion by a naval | fleet in December 1897. |
| ing on converting an additional 30 cars in its | fleet in fall of 2009. |
| n 1960 and Flag Officer Flotillas for the Home | Fleet in 1962. |
| She joined the 6th | Fleet in August 1948 for Mediterranean duty, returni |
| as appointed Commander-in-Chief, Mediterranean | Fleet in 1958 and served as First Sea Lord from 1959 |
| Maddalena, Italy, servicing ships of the Sixth | Fleet in the Mediterranean Sea until 1993, when she |
| November 1946, she joined the Pacific Reserve | Fleet in the Columbia River. |
| Upgrade of FRS1 | fleet in 1988, featuring the Blue Vixen Pulse-Dopple |
| John R. Craig operated with the Seventh | Fleet in support of United Nations Forces during the |
| Spirit has the second youngest Airbus | fleet in the Americas after the Mexican airline, Vol |
| orman Islander aircraft have been added to the | fleet in 2006 & 2007. |
| The vessel was placed in the Reserve | Fleet in 1949, but was reactivated in 1951 for duty |
| and by the 1870s it owned the largest coasting | fleet in the United Kingdom. |
| He was made Commander-in-Chief, Mediterranean | Fleet in 1950. |
| arations for her first deployment with the 7th | Fleet in the Western Pacific and departed from San D |
| nd Battlecruiser Squadron in the Mediterranean | Fleet in December 1913. |
| She was deployed with the 6th | Fleet in the Mediterranean during the summers of 195 |
| Piedmont sailed from Pearl Harbor to join the | fleet in the Marshall Islands in mid-June. |
| In 1771-1773, Spiridov commanded the Russian | fleet in this region. |
| , and the Boston Group of the Atlantic Reserve | Fleet in 1954-56. |
| th, VA) in September 1988, she returned to the | fleet in April 1989. |
| ch is an Anglican parish church of the town of | Fleet in the county of Hampshire, England. |
| st two plug-in hybrid electric vehicles to its | fleet in April 2009 as a result of a joint effort wi |
| Stord served in the Home | Fleet in the 23rd Destroyer Flotilla. |
| Wilson reached the rank of Admiral of the | Fleet in 1907, and became First Sea Lord in 1910. |
| on for a six month tour of duty with the Sixth | Fleet in the Mediterranean Sea. |
| aff in 1941 and Commander-in-Chief of the Home | Fleet in 1944. |
| ad summoned from Algiers, to build a large war | fleet in the arsenal of Constantinople. |
| he event the Royal Navy fended off the Spanish | fleet in the Battle of Portland just east of the isl |
| ff the French coast, before returning with the | fleet in November. |
| She was a key player of the Nationalist | Fleet in the Spanish Civil War. |
| Brinkley Bass operated with the Seventh | Fleet in support of United Nations Forces during the |
| He returned to the Home | Fleet in August 1910 and remained there serving in H |
| s operating license and grounded the company's | fleet in January 2006. |
| was transferred to the United States Atlantic | Fleet in 1947 and was placed in reserve status with |
| duties have been her cruises with the U.S. 6th | Fleet in the Mediterranean. |
| Hampton Court cruised with Sir Peter Warren's | fleet in 1748. |
| o resume dispensing war ammunition to the Navy | fleet in the South Pacific. |
| ry 1974 she made her first tour with the Sixth | Fleet in the Mediterranean. |
| aft carrier battle/strike force of the Seventh | Fleet in the United States Navy (USN) since the Seve |
| Admiral in 1797, and eventually Admiral of the | Fleet in 1833. |
| mer of 1919, the Royal Navy bottled up the Red | fleet in Kronstadt. |
| She operated with the Atlantic | Fleet in Cuban waters during early 1920, and then al |
| and in 1677-1679 was Commander-in-Chief of the | fleet in the English Channel. |
| e was assigned to the Maritime Defense Reserve | Fleet in the Hudson River, New York. |
| Staff to the Commander-in-Chief, Mediterranean | Fleet in 1940 and participated in various Fleet oper |
| ded the Aircraft Carriers in the Mediterranean | Fleet in 1941 and then commanded HMS Indomitable in |
| During 1963 the ship cruised with the 6th | Fleet in July and August. |
| nley, she entered the National Defense Reserve | Fleet in James River, Virginia, where she remained u |
| as promoted to Chief of Staff of the Black Sea | Fleet in 1917. |
| Germany's High Seas | Fleet in the World War online at the War Times Journ |
| 1906 and 1913, before being put in the Reserve | Fleet in January 1914. |
| Skill operated with the 6th | Fleet in the "middle sea" in 1956, 1957, 1958, 1960, |
| ral George Washington by observing the British | fleet in Boston Harbor from his attic windows. |
| til 30 April 1971 when she deployed to the 7th | Fleet in the western Pacific. |
| Emden was commissioned into the High Seas | Fleet in late 1916. |
| very long and slow route, this put the Italian | fleet in an excellent position to interdict British |
| The village of Moonfleet is based on East | Fleet in Dorset by Chesil Beach. |
| 1 March 1955 for her first tour with the Sixth | Fleet in the Mediterranean Sea, returning to her hom |
| Flag Officer (Flotillas) in the Mediterranean | Fleet in 1961 and then Commander of the British Nava |
| 1973 for her first tour of duty with the Sixth | Fleet in the Mediterranean Sea. |
| 1965 and the first Commander-in-Chief Western | Fleet in 1967. |
| rman Admiral Wilhelm Souchon engaged a Russian | fleet in a short action. |
| rly as 1999 but was introduced to Red Funnel's | fleet in 2009. |
| The attack of Mogador by the French | fleet in August 1844, Serkis Diranian. |
| ible and Indomitable) joined the Mediterranean | Fleet in 1914. |
| bsequently was appointed Judge Advocate of the | Fleet in 1904. |
| -in-Chief and Second-in-Command, Mediterranean | Fleet in 1926. |
| The 4th | Fleet Incident occurred only a year after her commis |
| r the "Tomozuru Incident" of 1934 and "IJN 4th | Fleet Incident" in 1935, Wakaba underwent extensive |
| yal Australian Navy forces seconded to the 7th | Fleet included five warships, three landing ships an |
| As of August 2006 the Airest | fleet includes as per GSA worldwide Nordic European |
| Their | fleet includes Cessna 172, Piper Warrior II, Piper A |
| The snowmaking | fleet includes many SMI fan guns. |
| The | fleet includes platform supply vessels, anchor handl |
| MCAT's bus | fleet includes 30 and 35 foot Gillig Phantom buses, |
| les, with the addition of 120 new buses to the | fleet, including 18 'hybrid' vehicles. |
| rchasing PCC cars, running the world's largest | fleet, including many obtained second-hand from U.S. |
| A Japanese | fleet including two aircraft carriers and about 5,30 |
| Halsey had taken the whole of the 3rd | Fleet, including six battleships under the name "Tas |
| Behind him are the ships of his | fleet, including his flagship, HMS Victory. |
| h ships added time to escape, but the American | fleet, including Brooklyn, pursued the Spanish Squad |
| The size of the force along with the | fleet increased in the years of war. |
| “Greening the | Fleet” initiatives include |
| he Saintes, a Royal Navy victory over a French | fleet intending to invade Jamaica in 1782. |
| erating in the Straits of Gibraltar he and his | fleet intercepted and engaged the Dutch Smyrna fleet |
| his flagship Missouri, Admiral Halsey led his | fleet into Tokyo Bay on 29 August 1945. |
| She remained in the USSB | fleet into the early 1930s, very probably laid up du |
| The Taira split their | fleet into three squadrons, while their enemy arrive |
| erve Group, she remained a unit of the Reserve | Fleet into 1970. |
| This course brought the Japanese | fleet into a minefield previously laid by the Russia |
| 1965, she continued operating in the Atlantic | Fleet into 1967. |
| d having established the blockade, divided his | fleet into the usual three squadrons. |
| present during the first sortie by the German | fleet into the North Sea, which took place on 2-3 No |
| utnumbered the British; but Calder ordered his | fleet into action. |
| dition, the Balkan threat diverted the Italian | fleet into the Adriatic, away from Sicily. |
| d to the Mediterranean and served with the 6th | Fleet into 1961, making over 160 fuelings at sea bet |
| Over the next year, the aircraft | fleet is expected to rise to 6 planes serving additi |
| The | fleet is listed in the order of sail drawn up by Adm |
| The | fleet is as follows. |
| ed headmistress, Mrs. Jessica Williams (Jo Van | Fleet), is worried about 'the new girl', Elizabeth. |
| Adam Benjamin | Fleet is a fictional character in the BBC television |
| A | fleet is a saline waterway within the North Kent Mar |
| The Toronto Transit Commission bus | fleet is the collection of transit buses owned and u |
| The BEV demonstrator | fleet is being developed partly with public funding |
| As of July 2009, the Tramlink | fleet is 24 strong, with four more trams planned. |
| Management of the | fleet is carried out by the Norwegian company Golden |
| The R62 | fleet is numbered 1301 - 1625, totaling to a number |
| The DT4 | fleet is mostly running on the U1 and U2 line. |
| The midibus | fleet is currently 11 Dennis Dart SLF/Alexander ALX2 |
| The R42 | fleet is numbered 4550-4949. |
| Pacific | Fleet is a station of the Blue line on the San Diego |
| The Beaumont Reserve | Fleet is maintained in Beaumont, Texas as part of th |
| t, where line-maintenance on the Airline's 737 | fleet is performed. |
| The | fleet is about 56% single-deck and 19% double-deck. |
| The | fleet is believed to be the largest inland riverboat |
| primary communication station for the Pacific | fleet is located at Naval Radio Site Aldergrove. |
| Torrance Transit | fleet is made of Gillig Phantoms and Gillig Advantag |
| The | fleet is deployed throughout the Middle East and in |
| One of the ships in the | fleet is hijacked by a few of its Centaurian passeng |
| l fishing community (although the main fishing | fleet is based in Istanbul itself). |
| The entire | fleet is commanded by the Adar, second child of the |
| er 2010, the average age of the American Eagle | fleet is 9.7 years. |
| The size of the Persian | fleet is also disputed, although perhaps less so. |
| Broad | Fleet is fed by Wrampool Brook as it approaches More |
| Broad | Fleet is a brook draining the area around Pilling in |
| o meet up with Freedom Guard forces when their | fleet is preyed upon by the Imperium Armarda. |
| The entire | fleet is commanded by General Kurt Lanyan the primar |
| The current | fleet is the 01200 series, built 1980-1981 by Hawker |
| Fleet is maintained at the facilities department on | |
| The standard | fleet is composed mainly of Gillig LF and New Flyer |
| Its locomotive | fleet is based at Kingmoor depot in Carlisle, which |
| eetcar network is not accessible; however, the | fleet is planned to be gradually replaced with moder |
| f the biggest advantages these days of a young | fleet is that they are more fuel efficient than plan |
| ram depot fire: One fifth of the Brisbane tram | fleet is destroyed when the Paddington tram depot is |
| The | Fleet is averted. |
| Also in the | fleet is 15 Volvo and Leyland Olympians, with variou |
| The average age of the seabus | fleet is 12.4 years. |
| Except for service as station | fleet issue ship at Sasebo from 12 May to 27 October |
| d there until early January 1946, serving as a | fleet issue ship. |
| 7 November the cargo ship sailed to Japan for | fleet issue duty under Service Division 102. |
| ng, as soon as I had daylight so as to see the | fleet, it appeared a short distance below the lighth |
| Together with Loch | Fleet it is a designated as a Special Protection Are |
| Later assigned to the Japanese 4th | Fleet, it was part of the flotilla that provided pro |
| r KAPO has upgraded the current Russian bomber | fleet it will start production of a "new-generation |
| hrough 1963, Chukawan has helped give the U.S. | Fleet its unique mobility. |
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