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| so served as president of Michigan Limestone's | fleet of self-unloading ships used to deliver the st |
| she supplied fighting ships of the mighty 7th | Fleet with gasoline and oil. |
| 7,100 buses that cover over 260 million annual | fleet miles. |
| one of the flagships of the Minbari Federation | fleet, until its destruction in the year 2245. |
| The Commander, Minecraft, Pacific | Fleet was responsible for all U.S. Navy minesweepers |
| Pacific Ocean for duty with Minecraft, Pacific | Fleet. |
| the operational control of Minecraft, Pacific | Fleet, she anchored at San Pedro Bay through the mid |
| ng World War II for clearing minefields during | fleet operations. |
| rapid, remote, retarging of the Minuteman III | fleet. |
| mmander, informed Marshall of his mistake, Van | Fleet was soon promoted to divisional and corps comm |
| e piers, a canal for tankers, a mobile service | fleet of 9 vessels, and a laboratory for oil and ref |
| He was the grandfather of, and role model for, | Fleet Admiral Chester Nimitz. |
| Italy as the originator of the modern Italian | fleet. |
| In May 1972, Modern Air's | fleet comprised nine jet aircraft. |
| the 1960s, the Air Force began modernizing its | fleet with guided missiles in place of bombers. |
| CAT now boasts the most modern | fleet of buses east of the Mississippi River. |
| He moved to | Fleet Street after two years of National Service. |
| the Star Chamber on 17 March 1618 and moved to | Fleet Prison, where he stabbed himself to death in t |
| .2 billion contract to replace the MR-63 metro | fleet of 336 cars. |
| he remained an active part of the MSTS nucleus | fleet as one of its few commissioned ships until Dec |
| laborated on the song "I'm Losing Myself" with | Fleet Foxes frontman Robin Pecknold in Los Angeles. |
| She was named for | Fleet Admiral William D. Leahy. |
| The airline will standardise its narrow body | fleet, replacing Boeing 757s with Airbus A320 family |
| Listed as part of the National Historic | Fleet, Core Collection, in 2001, on her centenary, a |
| Although listed on the National Historic | Fleet, Core Collection, in recent years as many as 1 |
| wear Castle is listed on the National Historic | Fleet, Core Collection of ships of "Pre-eminent Nati |
| ield of Massachusetts, Shawmut National Banks, | Fleet National Bank, Fleet Mortgage Company, and Fle |
| ukui, who was commander of the native Hawaiian | fleet at Honolulu. |
| TERRC dismantled 13 former US Naval Ghost | fleet vessels in 2003, and in February, 2009, decomm |
| rnia, she was transferred to the Naval Reserve | Fleet in July 1972, at which time she changed her ho |
| k and organization: Ensign, U.S. Naval Reserve | Fleet. |
| as made Commander-in-Chief of the Naval Review | Fleet on the Hudson River and then Commandant of the |
| ver the next four nights, the US Naval assault | fleet was subjected to heavy air attacks, which Graf |
| Then, he played for the Navel Base | Fleet City team stationed out of Oakland, California |
| -swap' program with the United States Navy 7th | Fleet. |
| the backbone of the wartime US Navy submarine | fleet. |
| er gain was the opportunity for Royal Navy and | Fleet Air Arm crews to work with United States perso |
| The US Navy Fifth | Fleet denied this claim restating that damage was li |
| F-166) was a United States Navy Powhatan-class | fleet ocean tug in service from 1979 to 1999. |
| illa encountered a Korean People's Navy supply | fleet. |
| 2 flights overshadowing the U.S. Navy Atlantic | Fleet. |
| submarines in the Austro-Hungarian Navy U-boat | fleet. |
| he rest were retained by the US Navy's reserve | fleet until they were decommissioned. |
| The submarine joined the U.S. Navy's Atlantic | Fleet based in New London, Connecticut. |
| sioned into the Imperial Russian Navy's Baltic | Fleet. |
| ed as part of the Imperial Japanese Navy's 8-4 | Fleet Program in fiscal 1915. |
| ase in Yokosuka, Japan, home of the Navy's 7th | Fleet, for permanent assignment. |
| formation of ships from Indian Navy's Western | fleet which included cruiser INS Mysore. |
| Spencer was assigned to the US Navy's Seventh | Fleet, in the Pacific in late 1944, where she served |
| mber 1984 she joined the Soviet Navy's Pacific | Fleet. |
| class submarine) of the Soviet Navy's Northern | Fleet. |
| ing the last survivor of the Navy's once-large | fleet of Civil War monitors. |
| once held the ships of the U.S. Navy's Reserve | Fleet. |
| ted the entire Austro-Hungarian Navy, merchant | fleet, and all its installations to the new state. |
| B. Capp, Cromwell's navy: the | fleet and the English revolution, 1648-1660 (1989) |
| aw Crown Odyssey enter service with NCL's main | fleet, where it was renamed Norwegian Crown. |
| to one theory, Admiral Nearchus' well-stocked | fleet was supposed to have continuously provisioned |
| He evaded Admiral Nelson's blockading | fleet and passed the Strait of Gibraltar on 8 April. |
| Nevertheless, the | fleet continued to conduct sorties into the North Se |
| 2010, May 26: New York ( | Fleet Week) |
| 2005, May 28: New York ( | Fleet Week) |
| The new X'Trapolis | fleet have a different seating layout to the origina |
| The new 4th | fleet was based out of Tsingtao and assigned to patr |
| e with the Portsmouth Division of the new Home | Fleet. |
| Panoramic View of New Orleans-Federal | Fleet at Anchor in the River, ca. |
| a Airport will soon be using Air New Zealand's | fleet of Dash 8's as well as beechcrafts. |
| Newly commissioned | fleet oiler Maumee, whose executive officer and chie |
| the revamped system, using the newly acquired | fleet. |
| Newport's current | fleet consists mainly of single-deck vehicles of Sca |
| The Daily Crucible, the dullest newspaper in | Fleet Street, is suddenly taken over by media magnat |
| d in national ad campaigns for Nike, Gatorade, | Fleet Bank, Discover Card, Florsheim, VISA (with Yan |
| ecorated by Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, Pacific | Fleet commander, for his outstanding service in the |
| od and a near disaster near Isle aux Noix, his | fleet was victorious in totally destroying the Briti |
| The Norfolk Heritage | Fleet Trust is a waterway society and charitable tru |
| In addition to normal 6th | Fleet operations and Mediterranean port visits, she |
| deployment, Vogelgesang conducted normal Sixth | Fleet operations - port visits and training evolutio |
| For almost two years, she conducted normal 2d | Fleet operations out of Norfolk. |
| He later served as part of the North Sea | fleet for several years. |
| In April, Panther joined the North Atlantic | Fleet, portions of which blockaded Cuba throughout t |
| y 1869 Dictator served with the North Atlantic | Fleet until 28 June 1871 when she was again placed o |
| by the People's Liberation Army Navy North Sea | Fleet in an aircraft base near Qingdao, Shandong pro |
| In 1813 Amphion was attached to the North Sea | fleet and late in the year her crew landed on Schowe |
| e was Commander-in-Chief of the North Atlantic | Fleet from 1903 to 1905. |
| r became a trawlerman working on the North Sea | fleet out of Hull. |
| assigned to the Coast Squadron, North Atlantic | Fleet, and cruised off the east coast, in the Gulf o |
| y 1968 and became a soldier in PLA's North Sea | Fleet. |
| rpedo Flotilla, Coast Squadron, North Atlantic | Fleet, and during the summer of 1903 participated in |
| Assigned to the North Atlantic | Fleet, Missouri left Norfolk, Virginia on 4 February |
| Attached to Eastern Squadron, North Atlantic | Fleet, she cruised in the West Indies during the Spa |
| aide to the Commander-in-Chief North Atlantic | Fleet. |
| odore and Chief of Staff of the North Atlantic | Fleet, he drew up a code of signals for steam tactic |
| joined the Caribbean Squadron, North Atlantic | Fleet. |
| n railway line, 3 kilometres (1.9 mi) north of | Fleet town centre. |
| he served as a commander in the North Atlantic | Fleet under Rear Admiral William T. Sampson. |
| The Northeast Area | Fleet was a short-lived operational headquarters of |
| The Northeast Area | Fleet itself was disbanded on December 5, 1944. |
| The new Northeast Area | Fleet was a combined operational command containing |
| nder around the island of Oahu taking notes on | Fleet movements, and security measures. |
| d to New South Wales with the notorious Second | Fleet. |
| trations expire January through November, with | fleet, leased, and commercial vehicles expiring in N |
| He took his now mutinous | fleet back to Venice and Negropont surrendered the n |
| site that houses the British nuclear deterrent | fleet of Vanguard class submarines. |
| was the sixth Lafayette-class nuclear powered | fleet ballistic missile submarine produced. |
| A number of | Fleet Air Arm pilots were captured by the Japanese d |
| In October the | fleet moved through the Dardanelles to the Bosphorus |
| In October/November the | fleet tried to winter in Trondheim. |
| Map of Northern | Fleet bases |
| Olaf the Black then took control of the | fleet, and led it to the Isle of Man. |
| His father was Admiral of the | Fleet Sir George Rose Sartorius and his brother was |
| The inscription accompanied a scene of a | fleet of ships on a stormy sea. |
| find a safer harbour for the remainder of the | fleet at Cape Matifu, 5 miles east of Algiers. |
| North Persian Gulf in 1995 in support of Fifth | Fleet operations, the Chancellorsville was awarded t |
| Franciscan Friar Vicente, the chaplain of the | fleet, celebrated Mass. |
| ndfather of the naval commander Admiral of the | Fleet Sir Benjamin Bathurst. |
| City of London Cogers, Old Bank of England, | Fleet Street, 7pm, 2nd Monday each month. |
| The Act was to consist of five | fleet races, however poor weather meant that the Act |
| had 500 ships, but a significant part of their | fleet consisted of light transports. |
| sunk on 9 May 1982 by the Sea Harriers of the | Fleet Air Arm, and Rupp was the only one killed. |
| 1801 command of a | fleet in the Baltic, |
| Bathurst was promoted Admiral of the | Fleet on his retirement in 1995. |
| The rest of the | fleet sailed on to Jamestown, delivering hundreds of |
| She was part of the | fleet that landed troops during the Hainan Island Op |
| was further busied with the development of the | fleet, but found himself opposed by the reactionary |
| s currently in charge of production of Metra's | fleet of gallery cars. |
| Admiral of the | Fleet Sir Algernon McLennan Lyons GCB (26 August 183 |
| 1830 Admiral of the | Fleet. |
| His attitude would cost him a sixth of his | fleet and his life. |
| In addition to the expansion of the | fleet the Kiel Canal was opened in 1895 enabling fas |
| Southam is one of a | fleet of 62 wooden butties (known as "big rickies") |
| Due to the planned routing of the | Fleet Line under the site, part of the station was b |
| of London, and was promoted to Admiral of the | Fleet in January 1948. |
| Beta versions of BSG: | Fleet Commander are available for Windows and the Ma |
| This article is about the Admiral of the | Fleet. |
| However, the destruction of the | fleet also denied it to De Gaulle and the Free Frenc |
| She was built at Cammell Laird, as part of a | fleet of seven ships delivered by the company betwee |
| inguished relative was the late Admiral of the | Fleet Sir Rhoderick McGrigor, grandson of the second |
| It would be the last time the guns of the | fleet, and Confiance would ever fire. |
| 77), a naval officer, became an Admiral of the | Fleet. |
| was made GCB on 24 May 1873 and Admiral of the | Fleet on 11 December 1877. |
| Prince Louis of Battenberg: Admiral of the | Fleet. |
| In 1956, ships of the | Fleet took part in the Suez War against Egypt. |
| Nicholson sent HMS Chester ahead of the | fleet to blockade the Digby Gut, which controlled na |
| July and August were months of great | fleet activity at Eniwetok. |
| lar poem entitled The Revenge: A Ballad of the | Fleet by Lord Tennyson, which dramatically narrates |
| n in 1941, eventually becoming Chaplain of the | Fleet in 1966. |
| dorf, Register of the Papers of Admiral of the | Fleet Sir James Hawkins Whitshed, GCB, (Newport, Rho |
| After serving on various ships of the | fleet and as an instructor at the Naval Academy, Hea |
| Navy he eventually rose to be Chaplain of the | Fleet from 1960 to 1963 when he was elevated to the |
| pon closure of the school, the majority of the | fleet was transferred to Pelican Flight Training Cen |
| The San Juan was sunk along with most of the | fleet by a hurricane shortly after Luna's arrival. |
| With the increase in size of the | fleet, the MV Plymouth Belle was surplus to requirem |
| to become the new generation workhorse of the | fleet of the JMSDF. |
| Lord Ralph Kerr (1837-1916) and Admiral of the | Fleet Lord Walter Kerr (1839-1927) both had distingu |
| l - Frederick Field, Royal Navy Admiral of the | Fleet and First Sea Lord (d.1945). |
| cannibalised for parts to keep the rest of the | fleet operating. |
| Comando de la Flota de Guerra.(Command of the | Fleet) |
| spacecraft (as of 2003), or nearly half of the | fleet. |
| ain purpose was tactical geolocation of Soviet | fleet assets during the Cold War. |
| e-Admiral in 1928 and Engineer-in-Chief of the | Fleet, Admiralty, 1928-32. |
| In 1586 he was again part of a | fleet led by Drake. |
| N to keep her clear of the | fleet on exercises en route from Rosyth to Scapa. |
| ptain commanding HMS Nelson and Captain of the | Fleet to the Commander-in-Chief of the Home Fleet in |
| He was promoted to Admiral of the | Fleet in 1888 and retired in 1892. |
| After the loss of a third of the | fleet the remaining ships were withdrawn to London, |
| Two years later, ships and aircraft of the | Fleet evacuated thousands of US citizens and refugee |
| litary genius, proposing him as admiral of the | fleet. |
| Most of the | fleet consists of second-hand Volvo coaches. |
| 2-gun French Amazone, then part of d'Estaing's | fleet, brought her to battle. |
| e was appointed GCB in 1865 and admiral of the | Fleet in 1870. |
| and his younger brother became Admiral of the | Fleet Sir Alexander Milne, 1st Baronet. |
| Admiral of the | Fleet Sir Julian Oswald, GCB, a British naval office |
| ship issuing supplies to various units of the | fleet, she also provided berthing spaces for transie |
| By 1 December, she was serving units of the | fleet in Philippine waters. |
| ne of his classmates was future Admiral of the | Fleet James Fownes Somerville. |
| was the Admiral's Secretary to Admiral of the | Fleet Sir Dudley Pound during World War II from 1939 |
| In 1360 he was also to be made Admiral of the | Fleet. |
| lved Cornwallis, and advised the return of the | fleet to Gibraltar leaving the garrison at Minorca t |
| hese then help extend the eyes and ears of the | fleet at sea. |
| Management of the | fleet is carried out by the Norwegian company Golden |
| ated by Archdeacon Ingles, the Chaplain of the | Fleet. |
| lt at William Denny and Brothers, as part of a | fleet of seven ships delivered by the company betwee |
| ugust 23, 1897, he was promoted Admiral of the | Fleet. |
| He served on various ships of the | fleet, and was appointed Lieutenant Commander July 1 |
| officer and rose to the rank of Admiral of the | Fleet. |
| Today, the majority of the | fleet used on this line is still the original C301 t |
| honour, including a number of flagships of the | fleet. |
| ation of the equipment into other ships of the | fleet. |
| Admiral of the | Fleet Sir George Francis Seymour, GCB, GCH, PC (17 S |
| arringdon Road necessitated the removal of the | Fleet Market that had been built in 1736 above the c |
| British Admiral of the | Fleet Sir Roger Keyes considered the situation to be |
| Griffin was assigned to Force A of the | fleet during the Indian Ocean raid by the Japanese i |
| ployed, the first ship selected as part of the | fleet becomes its flagship. |
| ccess, and he began increasing the size of his | fleet to accommodate the increasing demand for coffe |
| tinued in his role as commander of Hideyoshi's | fleet, launching an invasion of Korea in 1592 from h |
| One of the | fleet commander's subordinates was Flag Officer Flot |
| These units comprised the bulk of the | fleet from the 1930s until the introduction of the 1 |
| oklis Dousmanis, served as the flagship of the | fleet, and she took part in the liberation of the is |
| on, has proposed opening short sections of the | Fleet and other rivers for ornamental purposes, alth |
| e delivered in 2007, with the remainder of the | fleet in 2008-2009. |
| again risen until June 1919, when most of the | fleet was scuttled under Admiral Ludwig von Reuter's |
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