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| The ship remained with the U.S. Pacific | Fleet until 1970. |
| a cruiser, HMCS Uganda to the British Pacific | Fleet, an Empire fleet in the western Pacific. |
| The Commander, Minecraft, Pacific | Fleet was responsible for all U.S. Navy minesweepers |
| initial attacks on the US Pacific | Fleet at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, with carrier-based ai |
| 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 |
| 945, Le Fanu was posted as the British Pacific | Fleet Liaison Officer to the United States Fifth Fle |
| hereafter, attached to Mine Squadron 2 Pacific | Fleet, she served throughout her active service in t |
| At the recent battle practice of the Pacific | Fleet in 5-inch guns, he made the largest percentage |
| Assigned to the Pacific | Fleet, the Coast Guard manned Bisbee joined the 7th |
| ty on 15 September and served with the Pacific | Fleet until early in 1946, when she was transferred |
| Required by Commander, Service Force, Pacific | Fleet, she reported for duty with Commander in Chief |
| The Japanese hoped to take the U.S. Pacific | fleet by surprise and sink or damage a significant n |
| anuary 1955 she was transferred to the Pacific | Fleet and was deployed with the 7th Fleet in the Far |
| Assigned to the Pacific | Fleet, Besugo arrived at Pearl Harbor 25 July 1944. |
| It served the Pacific | Fleet during the Vietnam War up to 1970. |
| ting out, YMS-437 reported to the U.S. Pacific | Fleet for duty on 16 August. |
| Bearss reported to the Pacific | Fleet and operated in Hawaiian waters during July 19 |
| Tern was assigned to the United States Pacific | Fleet and steamed to the west coast. |
| rmadillowas assigned to Service Force, Pacific | Fleet, and sailed for Pearl Harbor. |
| Commissioned to Pacific | Fleet on June 17 at Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky as T-27 |
| She joined the British Pacific | Fleet upon commission, seeing action during the camp |
| ARD-29 provided repair services to Pacific | Fleet ships at Pearl Harbor until the beginning of 1 |
| Assigned to Service Force, Pacific | Fleet, she arrived at Pearl Harbor 6 January 1944. |
| 1805 he was appointed commander of the Pacific | Fleet after the defeat at Tsushima. |
| e Commander of cruisers in the British Pacific | Fleet in 1945. |
| She returned to the Pacific | Fleet in 1955, and made periodic deployments to the |
| nsited the Panama Canal and joined the Pacific | Fleet on 1 May at Balboa. |
| Pacific | Fleet is a station of the Blue line on the San Diego |
| Bollinger joined the Pacific | Fleet and arrived at Pearl Harbor 19 February 1945. |
| 1991, she is currently serving in the Pacific | Fleet, based in Pearl Harbor. |
| Boston reported to the Pacific | Fleet, arriving at Pearl Harbor 6 December 1943. |
| She departed 5 February to join the Pacific | Fleet at San Diego, California. |
| nsited the Panama Canal and joined the Pacific | Fleet on 16 January. |
| In March 1965, she participated in the Pacific | Fleet Exercise "Silver Lance". |
| ptember 1919 Brandt reported to Train, Pacific | Fleet, at San Diego. |
| d submarines for the Torpedo Flotilla, Pacific | Fleet, until late in 1917. |
| In 1920, Bulmer joined the Pacific | Fleet, based at San Diego, California. |
| ued to operate with the Service Force, Pacific | Fleet, for the next two years. |
| Originally stationed with the RCN's Pacific | Fleet, Ottawa was transferred to the Atlantic Fleet |
| 4, Service Squadron (ServRon) 10, U.S. Pacific | Fleet, and, by 7 October, was at Okinawa in the Ryuk |
| g operations undertaken by the British Pacific | Fleet because her radar and aircraft identification |
| r-5 December), Glacier joined the U.S. Pacific | Fleet at Talcahuano, Chile, 1 January 1909, and acco |
| Upon her return she served with the Pacific | Fleet until being placed out of commission on 29 Jun |
| nuary 1955, she was transferred to the Pacific | Fleet, arriving at Long Beach on 26 January. |
| It was assigned to the Pacific | Fleet in September 1967 and was initially homeported |
| In 1978, she transferred to the Pacific | Fleet and was assigned to Submarine Squadron 7, home |
| on 27 October to join Destroyer Force, Pacific | Fleet at Pearl Harbor. |
| In November 1944, the British Pacific | Fleet, a joint British Commonwealth taskforce, was f |
| eparted 4 April with food for the U.S. Pacific | Fleet and discharged cargo at Eniwetok and Saipan. |
| Stansbury served with the Pacific | Fleet for over two years during which time she recei |
| March 1945 Bendigo joined the British Pacific | Fleet and took part in the Battle of Okinawa. |
| Lyons, commander of the United States Pacific | Fleet, was embarked in Reeves during the visit. |
| was assigned to the Amphibious Force, Pacific | Fleet, with the home port of Long Beach. |
| Reporting to the Pacific | Fleet, Bottineau carried a cargo of ammunition to Pe |
| Since reassignment to the Pacific | Fleet she has not been able to visit Key West, Flori |
| stralia and became part of the British Pacific | Fleet in February. |
| t-laying ship was assigned to the U.S. Pacific | Fleet for duty in July 1945. |
| assigned to the Long Beach Group, U.S. Pacific | Fleet Reserve. |
| at destroyer, Paul Jones served in the Pacific | Fleet, homeported at San Francisco. |
| erdown subsequently joined the British Pacific | Fleet, though she did not see action during the Seco |
| k, Virginia, to join the United States Pacific | Fleet, departing on 7 May 1945. |
| Pelican next transferred to the Pacific | Fleet and operated out of Pearl Harbor, until decomm |
| ork 27 July, Crane was assigned to the Pacific | Fleet, and arrived at San Francisco 1 September. |
| primary communication station for the Pacific | fleet is located at Naval Radio Site Aldergrove. |
| t same day to Service Squadron 6, U.S. Pacific | Fleet, she began to carry out net laying duties. |
| Gambia served with the British Pacific | Fleet, and participated in attacks on Japanese posit |
| at Port Arthur as part of the Russian Pacific | Fleet, fought at the Battle of the Yellow Sea. |
| rcraft Carrier Squadron of the British Pacific | Fleet as the war was ending. |
| en cruised with the 2d Squadron of the Pacific | Fleet to Magdalena Bay and San Francisco. |
| the operational control of Minecraft, Pacific | Fleet, she anchored at San Pedro Bay through the mid |
| A Pacific | Fleet was created in 1907 when the Asiatic Squadron |
| llowing transitional training with the Pacific | Fleet A-7 Fleet Replacement Squadron, Attack Squadro |
| Assigned to the Pacific | Fleet, St. Louis departed Tompkinsville, New York, o |
| the Pacific Ocean to support the U.S. Pacific | Fleet during the Korean War, and continued to serve |
| n off Los Angeles, she reported to the Pacific | Fleet and got underway on 25 June 1944 for the south |
| ce duties until the Royal Navy British Pacific | Fleet occupied HMAS Assault from April 1945. |
| dered by the Commander-in-Chief of the Pacific | Fleet as early as September 1942. |
| San Diego 29 October 1965 to join the Pacific | Fleet and complete her initial training. |
| Serving with the U.S. Pacific | Fleet out of San Francisco for the next two years, L |
| led for Pearl Harbor and duty with the Pacific | Fleet during the final months of World War II. |
| In May 1945, Roche was ordered to the Pacific | Fleet and on 9 June she was underway for Guantanamo |
| tt Field was the U.S. Navy's principal Pacific | Fleet base for the P-3C operations. |
| ns included a period in command of the Pacific | Fleet and later a role as one of the Lords of the Ad |
| Detached from the Pacific | Fleet in the spring, LST-1088 headed back toward the |
| She served the U.S. Pacific | Fleet with her protective anti-submarine nets, and r |
| ship of Commander, Submarine Flotilla, Pacific | Fleet early in 1922, and in March 1923 returned to t |
| Panama Canal and reporting to the U.S. Pacific | Fleet on 28 May. |
| hen she was transferred to the British Pacific | Fleet as a target ship for aircraft training. |
| Radford was reassigned to the Pacific | Fleet in July 1919 and cleared Hampton Roads on 19 J |
| ecorated by Admiral Chester W. Nimitz, Pacific | Fleet commander, for his outstanding service in the |
| Panama Canal and reported to the U.S. Pacific | Fleet for duty 10 June 1945. |
| Joining the Pacific | Fleet upon commissioning, Rizal cruised along the Un |
| elphia 17 January 1945, and joined the Pacific | Fleet at Pearl Harbor 8 February via the Panama Cana |
| Before joining the Pacific | Fleet, Geraldton underwent an armament reconfigurati |
| n November 1944 she joined the British Pacific | Fleet and sailed from Trincomalee on 16 January, tak |
| In the early 1900s, Pacific | Fleet ships frequently docked in the San Diego harbo |
| ttineau served with Amphibious Forces, Pacific | Fleet, until August when she steamed to Norfolk, Vir |
| ctronic parts supply ship for the U.S. Pacific | Fleet and was decommissioned following the Korean Wa |
| d the Panama Canal and joined the U.S. Pacific | Fleet on 23 October 1945. |
| 4 April 1930, Babbitt reported to the Pacific | Fleet and served along the west coast until February |
| Babbitt served with the Pacific | Fleet on maneuvers and exercises until going out of |
| r Admiral (Destroyers) for the British Pacific | Fleet in 1945. |
| ns prior to the arrival of the British Pacific | Fleet, and then participated in the invasion of Okin |
| to 1990 Pluck remained active with the Pacific | Fleet as a training platform for active duty and res |
| Rejoining the Pacific | Fleet, the cruiser supported the battle of Iwo Jima |
| se War in cooperation with the Russian Pacific | Fleet held Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk operation, part of the |
| Arthur W. Radford, Commander-in Chief, Pacific | Fleet, for a tour of the U.S. Trust Territories. |
| Reassigned to the U.S. Pacific | Fleet on 30 June 1919, Celtic cleared New York 31 Au |
| rs, and reported to ComServForce, U.S. Pacific | Fleet for duty and onward routing. |
| ed with the Amphibious Training Force, Pacific | Fleet, at San Diego. |
| Assigned to the U.S. Pacific | Fleet, Bivin departed Boston, Massachusetts, 1 Febru |
| igned to Cruiser-Destroyer Force, U.S. Pacific | Fleet, and operated out of her homeport, San Diego. |
| e commenced towing operations with the Pacific | Fleet, participating in joint Army-Navy maneuvers of |
| ntinued to operate with Service Force, Pacific | Fleet until she decommissioned 28 June 1946. |
| first wave began its attack on the US Pacific | Fleet based at Pearl Harbor and on outlying airfield |
| She was assigned to the U.S. Pacific | Fleet, operating thereafter in fueling ships and cra |
| was built for service with the British Pacific | Fleet against Japan, and was commissioned into the R |
| ssigned to TF 50 (Fast Carrier Forces, Pacific | Fleet), the nucleus of what was to become TF 38/58. |
| d was clearly destined for the British Pacific | Fleet once worked up. |
| duty with Squadron 4, Destroyer Force, Pacific | Fleet, and reported at San Diego Destroyer Base 2 Au |
| 5, Justin carried coal to units of the Pacific | Fleet stationed at widely scattered points from the |
| ted for duty with the Submarine Force, Pacific | Fleet, with whom she operated until 1937. |
| After commanding the Pacific | Fleet, he served as Commissioner of U.S. Trust Terri |
| Diego where she reported for duty with Pacific | Fleet Training Command as an antiaircraft gunnery tr |
| 946, Commander-in-Chief of the British Pacific | Fleet; he retired in 1949. |
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