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  • ...st Earl Jellicoe|Sir John Jellicoe]] ordered every available destroyer and tug out to assist, but did not dare send out battleships to tow ''Audacious'' i ...ce four destroyers came in sight - the sun had appeared and coming towards us at full speed they really made a wonderful picture.' One of the destroyers
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  • ...fine silhouette for the enemy, as some of our ships on the reverse side of us were clearly visible against the bright sunlit sky. ...Merchant vessels round two men clinging to wreckage. S.S. "Texel," "Thames Tug," "Kangean"' and "Zuiderdilk." "Texel" signalled "All's well." I. at. 56°
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  • Thereafter, on the lower deck he became known as "Tug" Wilson, after a British heavy-weight fighter of that name.<ref>"Points fro ...and Lord Morley noted, "Sir A. Wilsonstrikes me, and I think the others of us, as much the best-balanced sort of man, to say nothing of his having proved
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  • .... However, we were doing our best with the tools the Government had given us to work with …" After "many vexatious delays," Evans writes, the American ...on the morning of the 9th; 60 women and children were then sent out to the tug ''Leyden''. Atwater then closed the lighthouse and left the flag flying, a
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  • ...uadron were then sent in to Tongku, in {{UK-1Fame}}, {{UK-Whiting}}, and a tug, and about 6 a.in. were entrained and reached Tientsin about 7.30 a.m. Afte being employed against us. The attack was
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  • ...}} on 16 July, 1898. In April 1899 he was serving aboard the battleship {{US-Iowa}} in the Pacific.<ref>"Society". ''The San Francisco Call''. Sunday, Isaac was appointed to the [[Washington Navy Yard]] for command of the yard tug ''Triton'' on 13 January, 1902.{{USOfficerReg1903|p. 70}}
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  • ..., 1910. Volume '''XLVII''', No. 1578, p. 21.</ref><ref>"Identify Yawl of Tug Nina". ''The Army and Navy Register''. Saturday, 19 March, 1910. Volume <div name=fredbot:officeCapt otitle="Captain of U.S.S. ''Birmingham''" nat="US">
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  • ...ficerReg1900|pp. 28-29}} and was appointed to his first command, the armed tug ''Wompatuck'' in 1901.{{USOfficerReg1902|p. 24}} After serving as Flag Lieu ...cruise of the [[Great White Fleet]], Andrews served as Navigator aboard {{US-Kansas|f=t}}.{{USOfficerReg1909|p. 207}} Andrews was promoted to the rank o
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  • | {{US-Octopus}} | {{US-Stingray}}
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  • ...a Canal Zone, their crews living aboard {{US-Severn|f=p}}, assisted by the tug ''Potomac''.{{USNavalEstimatesVolII1916|p. 1553}} <div name=fredbot:officeCapt otitle="Captain of U.S.S. ''C-4''" nat="US">
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  • ...a Canal Zone, their crews living aboard {{US-Severn|f=p}}, assisted by the tug ''Potomac''.{{USNavalEstimatesVolII1916|p. 1553}} <div name=fredbot:officeCapt otitle="Captain of U.S.S. C-5" nat="US">
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  • ...a Canal Zone, their crews living aboard {{US-Severn|f=p}}, assisted by the tug ''Potomac''.{{USNavalEstimatesVolII1916|p. 1553}} <div name=fredbot:officeCapt otitle="Captain of U.S.S. ''C-1''" nat="US">
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  • ...a Canal Zone, their crews living aboard {{US-Severn|f=p}}, assisted by the tug ''Potomac''.{{USNavalEstimatesVolII1916|p. 1553}} <div name=fredbot:officeCapt otitle="Captain of U.S.S. ''C-3''" nat="US">
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  • ...a Canal Zone, their crews living aboard {{US-Severn|f=p}}, assisted by the tug ''Potomac''.{{USNavalEstimatesVolII1916|p. 1553}} <div name=fredbot:officeCapt otitle="Captain of U.S.S. C-2" nat="US">
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  • |{{US-Pilgrim|f=p}}||steam tug||1 Nov, 1864||Sold 25 Apr, 1891 |{{US-Eider|f=p}}||minesweeper||27 May, 1918||Transferred 1 Jul, 1947
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  • ...During the war, he commanded the steamer ''Dragon'', the side-wheel steam tug ''Mercury'', and the steamer ''Couer de Lion''.{{LivingOfficers1898|pp. 117 ...laska|f=t}} and from 1884 to 1887 Nelson served as commanding officer of {{US-1Palos|f=t}} on the [[Asiatic Squadron|Asiatic Station]]. While in this com
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  • ...Seminole Wars in Florida and was appointed to his first command, the armed tug ''John Hancock'', in 1853 while a {{LieutUS}}. In 1854 he assumed command o {{CatPerson|US|1812|1882}}
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  • ...g1919|pp. 98-99}} Following service ashore, he was appointed to command {{US-Woodcock|f=t}} from August, 1921 into January, 1922. During this time his t ...5 pp. 13, 155.</ref><ref>''Navy Directory'' 1 April, 1926 p. 14.</ref> and tug ''Sagamore'' from 1930 to 1931.{{USOfficerReg1931|pp. 268-269}}
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  • ...r the [[U.S. Navy]]. The ''Fortunes'' would form the core the U.S. Navy's tug fleet until the turn of the century. | {{US-Fortune}}
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  • |cat=Tug |type=steam tug
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