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| Voyevodsky served in the Baltic | Fleet until 1834. |
| She became part of the Mediterranean | fleet until 1926. |
| The ship remained with the U.S. Pacific | Fleet until 1970. |
| ty on 15 September and served with the Pacific | Fleet until early in 1946, when she was transferred |
| he rest were retained by the US Navy's reserve | fleet until they were decommissioned. |
| She remained in the reserve | fleet until stricken from the Navy List on 12 Decemb |
| issioned at Chatham, and served in the Channel | Fleet until 1874. |
| 1875 she was posted as Flagship, Mediterranean | Fleet until 1877. |
| ne then operated out of New York with the Home | Fleet until July 1861. |
| was the flagship of the Italian Mediterranean | Fleet until 1910. |
| o Phase 1 will use P865 cars from the existing | fleet until the P3010s are ready.) |
| tober 1865, Wivern was assigned to the Channel | Fleet until 1868. |
| d submarines for the Torpedo Flotilla, Pacific | Fleet, until late in 1917. |
| at Chatham in 1864, and served in the Channel | Fleet until 1868. |
| ame part of P&A Campbell's famous White Funnel | Fleet until 1980, by which time she was the last wor |
| or the Panama Canal and duty with the Atlantic | Fleet, until decommissioning 14 February 1946 to joi |
| d to the Columbia River Group, Pacific Reserve | Fleet until 1 July 1960 when she was struck from the |
| nce C. Taylor continued operations with the 3d | Fleet until the Japanese surrendered, then departed |
| d to the Mediterranean to operate with the 6th | Fleet until late June, when she resumed duties with |
| The ship remained a unit of the 19th | Fleet until June 1961 when she was transferred to th |
| Upon her return she served with the Pacific | Fleet until being placed out of commission on 29 Jun |
| rthed at Philadelphia as a unit of the Reserve | Fleet until 1936. |
| She remained in the Pacific Reserve | Fleet until 1 December 1972 when her name was struck |
| Maine operated with ships of the Atlantic | Fleet until 15 May 1920, when she decommissioned at |
| on until after the war, and served in the Home | Fleet until 1950. |
| Aaron Ward continued to serve with Atlantic | Fleet until September, at which time she was transfe |
| She remained with the "mothball" | fleet until August of 1961, when custody was transfe |
| The escort carrier stayed with the Reserve | Fleet until hostilities erupted in Korea during the |
| Birmingham served with the Atlantic | Fleet until 27 June 1911, and went into reserve at B |
| She remained on the west coast with the | fleet until June 1941, serving as a minesweeper, tar |
| tric, single screw tug remained in the Reserve | Fleet until transferred to the Maritime Administrati |
| She remained in the Reserve | Fleet until struck from the Navy List on 1 November |
| Newman remained a unit of the Atlantic Reserve | Fleet until struck from the Navy List in 1964. |
| She remained with the National Defense Reserve | Fleet until 10 August 1971 at which time she was sol |
| d with the James River Group, Atlantic Reserve | Fleet, until recommissioned 22 January 1940, Lt. Com |
| y 1869 Dictator served with the North Atlantic | Fleet until 28 June 1871 when she was again placed o |
| stry and was the home of the colony's pearling | fleet until the 1880s. |
| a, on 7 May 1931, R-15 remained in the Reserve | Fleet until ordered to New London, Connecticut, for |
| 53 R9 cars remained the newest part of the IND | fleet until the arrival of the R10 cars in 1948. |
| Tex., where she remained as a unit of the 16th | Fleet until 1961. |
| ntic on completion, and remained with the Home | Fleet until going to the East Indies late in 1941. |
| ined in the Atlantic and operated with the 8th | Fleet until June 1946. |
| she returned to service with the Steam Packet | Fleet until disposed of in 1965 after 38 years servi |
| 7 to 1871 she formed part of the Mediterranean | Fleet, until she was brought home for a further re-a |
| ed in Amphibious Force, United States Atlantic | Fleet, until she was again decommissioned in Septemb |
| eptember 1919, Nereus served with the Atlantic | Fleet until decommissioned at Norfolk on 30 June 192 |
| ttineau served with Amphibious Forces, Pacific | Fleet, until August when she steamed to Norfolk, Vir |
| ained in the Long Beach Group, Pacific Reserve | Fleet until she was struck from the Navy List 1 Dece |
| thed with the San Diego Group, Pacific Reserve | Fleet, until struck from the Navy List on 1 April 19 |
| The ship served in the Home | Fleet until laid-up and put into Reserve in 1952, an |
| ltic began supply operations with the Atlantic | fleet until 23 February 1907, when she again went ou |
| d at Norfolk as a unit of the Atlantic Reserve | Fleet until struck from the Navy List on 1 September |
| rned to operations off the east coast with the | Fleet until placed out of commission in Philadelphia |
| ntinued to operate with Service Force, Pacific | Fleet until she decommissioned 28 June 1946. |
| rea, Register remained in the Atlantic Reserve | Fleet until stricken from the Navy List on 1 Septemb |
| , Salerno Bay remained in the Atlantic Reserve | Fleet until struck from the Navy list on 1 June 1961 |
| Single-deck buses, mainly Guys, joined the | fleet until 1932, when Leylands started to arrive, f |
| emained in the Florida Group, Atlantic Reserve | Fleet until struck from the Navy List on 1 October 1 |
| en was laid up in the National Defense Reserve | Fleet until transferred to the Massachusetts Maritim |
| emained in the Florida Group, Atlantic Reserve | Fleet, until transferred to Philadelphia in October |
| as cargo and passenger carrier for the Asiatic | Fleet until August 1918, when she sailed for the Pan |
| The Piedmontese | fleet, until then inactive in the port at Castellone |
| d in Florida as a unit of the Atlantic Reserve | Fleet until struck from the Naval Vessel Register 1 |
| one of the flagships of the Minbari Federation | fleet, until its destruction in the year 2245. |
| later served as the Commander of the Scouting | Fleet until 1924 when he became the chief of the Ame |
| r Vice Admiral Alfred M. Pride, Commander, 7th | Fleet, until 17 August. |
| apan on 23 April and operated with the Seventh | Fleet until 1 September, when she departed Guam for |
| ril 1910, she served with the Atlantic Torpedo | Fleet until assigned to the Reserve Torpedo Group at |
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