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* kite balloon ship ''Menelaus'', {{CommRN}} [[Charles William Nicoll McCulloch|Charles W. N. M

|align=center colspan=5|'''Depot Ship''' ...four patrol flotillas in Home and Atlantic Waters, with no attached depot ship. A mix of twenty-four Tribals and 30 knotters make up the core.{{SMNLSep14

* Classic Ship Models: Number 1 The USS Wilkes-Barre, by Lawrence Sowinski * Technical Topics: Ship's Armament, by N J M Campbell

...{{DE-U69}}, which went missing near Ireland about this date) using a kite balloon to help direct his attacks. This success elicited Hamond's personal recomm ...ular Shipping Adviser with N.C.S. duties in Montevideo, not to be borne on ship's books. He was reverted to the Retired List owing to medical concerns on

...n explosive grapnel, (the latter being kept at a depth of ten fathoms by a kite), if they are found to be practicable. The sweep it is proposed to use is d A ship, to represent a Battle Fleet, would be despatched about 200 miles into the

''Patuca'' became a kite balloon ship in 1917 and remained in this role until 13 December, 1918.{{DittColl|p. 120 ...end=24 February, 1915{{KindellROH2|p. 72}}|note=died same day removed from ship and taken to hospital}}

|type=balloon ship ...ng purchased on 28 June, 1915. Eventually, she was used as a kite balloon ship.

|type=balloon ship ...ummy battleship in the [[Royal Navy]]. She later served as a kite balloon ship.

|type=balloon ship '''H.M.S. ''Hector''''' served as a kite balloon ship in the [[Royal Navy]] from 12 May, 1915 until 24 May, 1916.

|type=balloon ship '''H.M.S. ''Manica''''' was hired for use as a kite balloon ship in the [[Royal Navy]] on 11 March, 1915.

|type=balloon ship ...5 to 7 June, 1917 when she was converted to a store carrier and/or a troop ship.

...steamer ''Nanking'' on 13 July. He inquired about a transfer to the Kite Balloon Section of the R.N.A.S., but he was unwilling to accept the rank of Flight