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| In 1995, Shawmut National merged with the | Fleet Financial Group. |
| Active with the | Fleet, Canisteo continued to operate out of Norfolk |
| More followed, with the | fleet size increasing rapidly to meet the new demand |
| and service operations alternately with First | Fleet and Seventh Fleet until she was decommissioned |
| nther withdrew to her former position with the | fleet in the successful campaign at Santiago. |
| mes Travel was founded on 14 April 1998 with a | fleet of four vehicles. |
| ts operations began on January 5, 1998, with a | fleet of Fairchild Dornier Metro IIIs. |
| The size of the force along with the | fleet increased in the years of war. |
| ff the French coast, before returning with the | fleet in November. |
| On 20 February 1673, he with his | fleet of 6,000 men attacked Bombay. |
| The Wyvern was in service with the | Fleet Air Arm from 1954 to 1958. |
| Those flights were operating with a | fleet of five Boeing 737-200. |
| Each winter found her with the | fleet in Cuban waters for maneuvers. |
| EJA initially began operations in 1964 with a | fleet of ten Learjet 23 aircraft. |
| Thrasyllus pursued Mindarus with his | fleet, and combined with other Athenian detachments |
| She returned with the | fleet to Scapa flow, and on 9 July 1917 spontaneousl |
| Guilford launched Pan American Airways with a | fleet of seven Boeing 727s. |
| She operated with the | fleet in Allied training exercises, provided service |
| These were replaced in August 2006 with a | fleet of nine new Mercedes-Benz Citaro, an investmen |
| 1341 however he attacked Constantinople with a | fleet, but was repulsed around the Chersonesus in 13 |
| th the flotilla and general maneuvers with the | Fleet as a whole. |
| over 150 cities around the world, along with a | fleet of 2,600 refrigerated railcars. |
| Putnam rendezvoused with the | fleet for torpedo exercises in the Caribbean again 6 |
| Talos became operational with the | fleet aboard USS Galveston in February, 1959, and sa |
| econd-largest commercial aviation group with a | fleet of 21 aircraft. |
| vement, he evacuated his forces with Wrangel's | fleet to Bizerte in Tunisia. |
| George Villiers, 1st Duke of Buckingham with a | fleet of 80 ships. |
| s (UK) largest vehicle leasing business with a | fleet of circa 260,000 vehicles. |
| ary Revolution in Russia, he had been with the | fleet at the Estonian island Nargen (now Naissaar). |
| Aaron Ward continued to serve with Atlantic | Fleet until September, at which time she was transfe |
| Her work with Battle | Fleet was interrupted early in 1921 by two rescue mi |
| She spent the summer of 1921 with the | fleet at Chefoo, China, and returned to Cavite 19 Se |
| rly 1916-spring of 1917, she operated with the | Fleet along the East Coast and in Cuban waters. |
| the China National Aviation Corporation with a | fleet of seventy-five two-engine transports. |
| Together with Loch | Fleet it is a designated as a Special Protection Are |
| s undertaken both by land and by sea, with the | fleet commanded by Gerard of Sidon. |
| Returning to Port Royal with Hood's | fleet in February the following year, he spent sever |
| She sailed again with the | fleet on 2 January 1924 and transited the Panama Can |
| d an attack from North Africa, set sail with a | fleet to conquer Malta. |
| Georgia next sailed with the | fleet for target practice in Cape Cod Bay, arriving |
| She remained on the west coast with the | fleet until June 1941, serving as a minesweeper, tar |
| gage in maneuvers and battle practice with the | fleet in the Chesapeake Bay area. |
| n cruisers and twelve destroyers were with the | fleet but they were out of the range of Ottoman fire |
| gest tour operator in the Chicago area, with a | fleet of 45 double-decker buses and tourist trolleys |
| ovides bus services around Christchurch with a | fleet of 200 buses, which mainly consists of Designl |
| ties to allow him to train as a pilot with the | Fleet Air Arm for the defence of Canadian waters. |
| ading (FPSO) contractors in the world with its | fleet of vessels operating across the globe. |
| al assignments was a good will cruise with the | fleet to Samoa, Australia, and New Zealand, 20 June |
| Caribbean Airlines began operations with a | fleet of six Boeing 737-800 aircraft and one Airbus |
| she rotated to the Far East for duty with that | fleet on a regular schedule, and in 1949 assisted in |
| o Bay 5 April 1924 for maneuvers with Scouting | Fleet Destroyers there and later off Hampton Roads u |
| tactics and coordinated operations with other | fleet units. |
| d provide an exhilarating "ride" with exciting | fleet racing. |
| terranean upon completion for service with the | fleet there alongside her sister Earl of Peterboroug |
| She then steamed north with the | fleet as it called at New York City, arriving on 2 J |
| mber and after one week of operations with the | Fleet Sound School, sailed for Pearl Harbor on 27 No |
| world's largest parcel tanker companies with a | fleet of more than 150 ships and barges. |
| equent rebellion and sent Van Wassenaer with a | fleet to relieve Danzig in 1656. |
| cort got underway again on 29 January with 5th | Fleet warships heading for Majuro Atoll in the Marsh |
| March 1961 for another deployment with Seventh | Fleet, spending six months off Laos and Vietnam. |
| rned to operations off the east coast with the | Fleet until placed out of commission in Philadelphia |
| y 1930 and thereafter served actively with the | fleet in the Pacific until 1939, except for a period |
| She steamed with that | fleet in the historic dash past Confederate Fort St. |
| aratransit service in the United States with a | fleet of over 600 vehicles and over 1,000 employees. |
| oese of Caffa advanced on Trebizond with their | fleet, threatening to set up an embargo. |
| isastrous for Japan's carrier force, with four | fleet carriers and 332 aircraft destroyed. |
| in FDR forged lifelong friendships with future | Fleet Admiral William Leahy and Richard E. Byrd, bot |
| t princess"--return to Earth, this time with a | fleet of three thousand ships. |
| er-borne fighter aircraft that served with the | Fleet Air Arm (FAA) during the Second World War. |
| ng Joint Operation Clove Hitch III with Second | Fleet commander Bernard A. Clarey (right), April 196 |
| vy in 1778, serving aboard HMS Ardent with the | fleet under Rear-Admiral James Gambier. |
| Sailing with the | fleet for maneuvers in the Caribbean, she departed N |
| Kimberley remained deployed with the | fleet screen until it arrived at Alexandria on 10 Ma |
| and returned to the Mississippi River with the | fleet amid frequent Confederate attacks from shore. |
| st in the Battle of Britain and later with the | Fleet Air Arm. |
| On 1 July, she sortied with the | Fleet for the final strikes along the Japanese coast |
| He was still with Rodney's | fleet when the Battle of the Saintes was fought agai |
| Governor Bienville of French Louisiana, with a | fleet of ships and a large ground force of Indian wa |
| departed San Diego on 6 February 1923 with the | fleet and participated in combined exercises off Pan |
| Diego where she reported for duty with Pacific | Fleet Training Command as an antiaircraft gunnery tr |
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