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| recess of the Senate, and was subsequently | recommissioned after confirmation on December 17, 1931. |
| ter almost 19 years in reserve, Kirwin was | recommissioned and Earle B. Hall was simultaneously decom |
| In 1949, she was | recommissioned, and served with the Department of Mines u |
| Soon thereafter, Tappahannock was | recommissioned and rejoined MSTS. |
| Decommissioned to reserve February 1947, | recommissioned and modernised as ASW carrier October 1948 |
| On 5 March 1956, the now disarmed Tui was | recommissioned and reclassified as a fleet auxiliary. |
| The submarine was then repaired and | recommissioned and used for training during the First Wor |
| In March 1878 she was | recommissioned, and involved in the suppression of the sl |
| In January 1970, Bulwark | recommissioned and sailed to Singapore via Gibraltar, Cap |
| This series is | recommissioned and is on air in April 2011 |
| She was never | recommissioned and therefore did not have the USS prefix |
| In 1943 the battery was | recommissioned and manned by the Home Guard for the durat |
| Recommissioned and reclassified AT-59 on 21 February 1925 | |
| eeper was sold to the RAN in 1961, and was | recommissioned as HMAS Gull on 19 July 1962. |
| the USS Constitution ("Old Ironsides") is | recommissioned as the flagship of the North Atlantic Squa |
| ed Kingdom in May 1904, and on 18 May 1904 | recommissioned as Flagship, Vice Admiral, Home Fleet, ser |
| 7 May 1988, she was renamed Kahu (A04) and | recommissioned as the basic seamanship and navigation tra |
| ordinary in League Island Navy Yard until | recommissioned as a receiving ship, 23 April 1902. |
| on Trafalgar Day, 21 October 1944 when was | recommissioned as HMCS Uganda (C66). |
| Then in September of 1999 she was | recommissioned as WIX-290, and assigned to Miami, Florida |
| outbreak of World War II imminent, he was | recommissioned as a flying officer in the Administrative |
| st Guard on 6 September 1943, the ship was | recommissioned as USS Mayflower (WPE-183) on 19 October 1 |
| There she was | recommissioned as HS Evniki. |
| n and Steel Works in Portland, Oregon, and | recommissioned as AE-31 on 25 June 1966. |
| States Coast Guard on the same day and was | recommissioned as USCG Muskegon (WPF-24). |
| Decommissioned in 1933, Constellation was | recommissioned as a national symbol in 1940 by President |
| The corvette was reactivated and | recommissioned as a training ship on 25 February 1953. |
| 1935: The 75 is | recommissioned as a former segment of NC 25. |
| and the N class destroyer was temporarily | recommissioned as HMS Nizam for the voyage to England. |
| was turned over to the Indonesian Navy and | recommissioned as KRI Dumai (652), Colonel Mardianus Aruf |
| The ship once again | recommissioned as part of MSTS on 28 December 1956, opera |
| st dive in 1939; Squalus was refloated and | recommissioned as USS Sailfish. |
| It was | recommissioned as ARM Victoria, named after Mexico's firs |
| al Navy Admiralty that HMS Gambia would be | recommissioned as HMNZS Gambia, for the use of the Royal |
| ra, and the elderly HMS Philomel which was | recommissioned as a base training establishment. |
| Hamilton was | recommissioned as a Surgeon and assigned to Chicago's Mar |
| pril 1947 Kai Tak airport in Hong Kong was | recommissioned as HMS Flycatcher. |
| On 5 March 1907, King Edward VII | recommissioned as flagship of Admiral Lord Charles Beresf |
| ubsequently leased to Turkey where she was | recommissioned as TCG Muavenet (F-250). |
| shafen to Maubeuge on 13 July 1920 and was | recommissioned as Dixmude, under lieutenant Jean du Pless |
| Hermes was refitted and sold to India and | recommissioned as the INS Viraat in 1989. |
| She was | recommissioned at the outbreak of the American Civil War |
| The veteran monitor | recommissioned at League Island on 12 April 1898 and stea |
| Noa | recommissioned at Philadelphia 1 April 1940 and was fitte |
| ar in Korea in the summer of 1950, LST-799 | recommissioned at Yokosuka, Japan on 26 August 1950. |
| Recommissioned at Mare Island on 1 October 1906, with Com | |
| Teaberry was | recommissioned at Astoria, Oregon, on 19 April 1952 and a |
| She | recommissioned at Vallejo, California, 12 February 1951, |
| Hailey | recommissioned at San Diego 27 April 1951, Lt. Comdr. |
| oth Europe and the Far East, Satterlee was | recommissioned at Philadelphia on 18 December 1939, Lieut |
| She was | recommissioned at Boston Navy Yard 23 October 1908. |
| Thatcher was | recommissioned at San Diego on 18 December 1939, Lt. Comd |
| She | recommissioned at Philadelphia 16 October 1950, Capt. |
| Hazelwood | recommissioned at San Diego 12 September 1951, Cmdr. |
| She | recommissioned at Charleston 16 October, 1951, Comdr. |
| ion for naval service as a cargo ship; and | recommissioned at Mobile on 3 April 1944, Comdr. |
| On 8 October, she was | recommissioned at Charleston, and Lt. Comdr. |
| Iredell County | recommissioned at San Diego, California on 18 June 1966. |
| e crews out to the far-flung stations, she | recommissioned at Hong Kong on 18 February 1877. |
| she returned to U.S. Navy service and was | recommissioned at Yokosuka, Japan, on 26 August 1950, rea |
| O-8 | recommissioned at Philadelphia on 28 April 1941, with Lt. |
| O-10 | recommissioned at Philadelphia on 10 March 1941 and went |
| Lebanon | recommissioned at Portsmouth, New Hampshire on 11 August |
| Consequently, Talladega was | recommissioned at Hunters Point, California, on 8 Decembe |
| Keosanqua | recommissioned at Pearl Harbor on 1 July 1934, Lt. (j.g.) |
| After a refit, she | recommissioned at Sydney on 29 November 1913. |
| On 2 October 1951, Tidewater was | recommissioned at Charleston, with Captain Harold S. Harn |
| returned to reserve in naval custody until | recommissioned at Long Beach, Calif., 23 October 1956. |
| On 28 October 1950, she was | recommissioned at Bremerton, Washington, Capt. |
| Miranda | recommissioned at Sheerness on 4 October 1860 for the Aus |
| ing Communist aggression in Korea, she was | recommissioned at Orange, Texas, on 30 November 1950, Lt. |
| De Soto was | recommissioned at Baltimore on 12 August 1865, with Capta |
| Her refit complete, Albemarle | recommissioned at Portsmouth to serve in the 4th Battle S |
| Accordingly, Stansbury was | recommissioned at San Diego on August 29, 1940, Lieutenan |
| th the reserve training program, Hemminger | recommissioned at Norfolk, Virginia, on 1 December 1950. |
| She | recommissioned at Key West on 15 October 1944 with Lieute |
| Illustrious | recommissioned at Chatham on 2 June 1908 for service with |
| Converted to a gunboat, she | recommissioned at Pearl Harbor on 13 October 1923, Lieute |
| y of U.S. involvement in World War II, O-2 | recommissioned at Philadelphia on 3 February 1941. |
| Bass was | recommissioned at Portsmouth, New Hampshire on 5 Septembe |
| Ingersoll was | recommissioned at Charleston on 4 May 1951 to support the |
| Barracuda was | recommissioned at Portsmouth, New Hampshire, on 5 Septemb |
| Recommissioned at Mare Island, California on 19 September | |
| Recommissioned at Norfolk on 23 April 1855, Dolphin put t | |
| The Powerhouse Museum's 3265 was | recommissioned at Sydney terminal station with a ceremony |
| ll short of expectations, and failed to be | recommissioned by the BBC, but has since been released on |
| t Nikolayev until 3 June 1922, when it was | recommissioned by the Soviet Navy under the new name Poli |
| The ship | recommissioned, completed fitting out and shakedown, sail |
| ed that the older generator units would be | recommissioned, due to a state wide natural gas shortage. |
| After a refit in 1859-1860 she | recommissioned for the Cape of Good Hope Station and serv |
| 1855 the ship had been in reserve, but was | recommissioned for the war between Russia and Britain and |
| Bedsitcom was not | recommissioned for a second series and is currently not a |
| l reports suggested that the show had been | recommissioned for a second run, with producers saying th |
| After a refit at Chatham, the ship | recommissioned for the East Indies again on 31 August 193 |
| The programme was not | recommissioned for a second series. |
| On 8 June 1897, Empress of India | recommissioned for Mediterranean Fleet service. |
| Ticonderoga was | recommissioned for service with the European Squadron in |
| The low ratings meant it was not | recommissioned for a second series, leaving an unresolved |
| s laid up in England in 1867, before being | recommissioned for the Mediterranean station. |
| On 20 February 1951, Cowra was | recommissioned for use as a training ship for National Se |
| Recommissioned for Korean War service in November 1950, C | |
| Monongahela, Tappahannock, and Neches were | recommissioned for the U.S. Navy after World War II. |
| as simultaneously taken out of reserve and | recommissioned for duty as flagship of the Destroyer Forc |
| She was | recommissioned from 1953-1958. |
| n HMS Berschermer before he, in July 1806, | recommissioned HMS Blonde a 38-gun frigate captured from |
| It was | recommissioned in May 1974 and homeported in Norfolk, VA |
| Thunderer was | recommissioned in 1803, and in 1805 she fought in Admiral |
| oped; its success led to the prequel being | recommissioned in July 2009. |
| She was | recommissioned in 1848 under the command of Sir Richard S |
| ater given to France as war reparation and | recommissioned in Navy service as Dixmude. |
| Instill was | recommissioned in March 1951 during the Korean War and re |
| She was | recommissioned in February under Captain George Bowen, un |
| emaining Alligator's captain until she was | recommissioned in May the following year under Commander |
| The Squadron | recommissioned in the UK for service in the Pacific Campa |
| She was | recommissioned in 1972. |
| Curlew | recommissioned in June 1949. |
| Norway on April 5, 1983, but was sold and | recommissioned in 1985. |
| She was again | recommissioned in 1950. |
| It was | recommissioned in 2000 and launched in 2002 after being n |
| The pier was | recommissioned in Stanley on 31 July 2007. |
| She | recommissioned in ordinary 26 June 1940 at Philadelphia, |
| Reclassified as LSIL-1001 in 1949, she | recommissioned in 1950. |
| as returned to the Revenue Cutter Service, | recommissioned in 1802 and sold in 1807. |
| rooklyn Navy Yard 28 June for alterations; | recommissioned in full 6 December; returned to Philadelph |
| Recommissioned in December 1952 for service in the 11th F | |
| A year later she was | recommissioned in July 1775 under Capt. |
| eturned to the Netherlands in 1946 and was | recommissioned in the Royal Netherlands Navy. |
| Milwaukee | recommissioned in ordinary 17 June 1913 and was assigned |
| She was | recommissioned in February 1776 for Cook's third voyage, |
| Gilligan | recommissioned in reserve 15 July 1950 at Seattle, Washin |
| Upon completion of overhaul, Angler was | recommissioned in September 1953 and rejoined the Atlanti |
| She was | recommissioned in August 1951 for Korean War service and |
| The ship was | recommissioned in 1922 as USS Langley (CV-1), the Navy's |
| Recommissioned in 1924, she moved to Chatham in April 192 | |
| The mine was | recommissioned in 2008 due to high export prices for coal |
| with the addition of a fourth turbine, was | recommissioned in May 1932. |
| He also was | recommissioned in the U.S. Army Reserves, serving as a Mi |
| s captured by the Germans in June 1940 and | recommissioned in the Kriegsmarine as UF-2 in May 1941. |
| She was | recommissioned in April 1793 with the outbreak of the Fre |
| She underwent repairs at Chatham and was | recommissioned in 1790 during the Spanish Armament under |
| She was | recommissioned in January 1866 to serve in the North Atla |
| ced in reserve in mid-April 1946, then was | recommissioned into the Royal Navy on 21 May as HMS Launc |
| The ship was | recommissioned into the RNZN in late 1970, and as HMNZS T |
| Rifleman was | recommissioned into the 2nd Minesweeping Flotilla of the |
| In 1949, Saintes | recommissioned into the 3rd Destroyer Flotilla and deploy |
| oned for conversion on 11 August 1943, and | recommissioned into service as an attack transport design |
| Valmy was then raised once more and | recommissioned into the Kriegsmarine before finally sinki |
| r hostilities broke out in Korea, Murrelet | recommissioned October 28, 1950. |
| and, as a result of hostilities in Korea, | recommissioned on 21 September 1950. |
| After a refit Loch Dunvegan was | recommissioned on 1 May 1950 for service in the 2nd Friga |
| Elfrida was | recommissioned on 29 April 1899 and loaned to the Connect |
| Type 15 frigate at Esquimalt Dockyard and | recommissioned on 25 February 1953 as HMS Algonquin (224) |
| Recommissioned on 26 February 1952 with Captain Melvyn H. | |
| Recommissioned on 4 August 1914, Dubuque sailed three day | |
| Recommissioned on 1 May 1861, Bainbridge sailed for the G | |
| Churchill County was | recommissioned on 1 November 1960 and served in Amphibiou |
| Chandler was | recommissioned on 31 March 1930 for operations off the we |
| Recommissioned on 15 July 1833, she received President An | |
| Recommissioned on 29 June 1863, Roanoke was assigned as h | |
| Roanoke was | recommissioned on 13 January 1874 and remained in reduced |
| Recommissioned on 8 September 1950 LST-1068 went through | |
| paid off at Portsmouth on 31 May 1861 and | recommissioned on 15 December 1864 for a commission on th |
| movement of men and equipment, LST-846 was | recommissioned on 3 November 1950 with Lieutenant Marion |
| Recommissioned on 5 November 1952, she became flagship of | |
| Modernized at Baltimore, she | recommissioned on 23 September 1966, underwent intensive |
| Recommissioned on 7 October 1950 at Alameda, California, | |
| e outbreak of the Korean War, the ship was | recommissioned on 18 September 1950 and assigned to Comma |
| USS Annapolis on 22 June 1963 and finally | recommissioned on 7 March 1964. |
| Recommissioned on 15 April 1910, she served with the Atla | |
| Arroyo was | recommissioned on 18 April 1918. |
| M3 was | recommissioned on 4 July 1921 under the command of Lieute |
| Macquarie was | recommissioned on 15 August 1952. |
| Midway finally | recommissioned on 31 January 1970. |
| Mohican | recommissioned on 17 October and five days later was orde |
| LST-1071 | recommissioned on 3 January 1951. |
| She | recommissioned on 29 November, Lt. Comdr. |
| She was | recommissioned on 2 September and remained in the Philipp |
| The frigate | recommissioned on 14 August 1802, Captain James Barron in |
| Accordingly, Brambling was | recommissioned on 12 February 1951. |
| Los Angeles was | recommissioned on 27 January 1951, Capt. |
| , Western Australia on 21 May 1948 but was | recommissioned on 20 February 1951 for use as a training |
| LSM(R)-527 was | recommissioned on 14 October. |
| Stockton was | recommissioned on 16 August 1940 and shuttled to Halifax, |
| Bataan was | recommissioned on 13 May 1950 at Philadelphia. |
| Venerable | recommissioned on 7 January 1908 for Channel Fleet servic |
| Recommissioned on 16 December 1950, Colahan had training | |
| She was | recommissioned on 3 February 1711 under Capt. |
| Recommissioned on 12 January 1882, she cruised the east c | |
| Coconino County was | recommissioned on 8 June 1966 for Vietnam War service, an |
| was decommissioned on 20 October 1955 and | recommissioned on 2 August 1963. |
| e United States into World War I, Missouri | recommissioned on 23 April 1917, joined the Atlantic Flee |
| rdinary at Philadelphia on 2 December, but | recommissioned on 16 April 1915 to train midshipman in th |
| serve Fleet at Philadelphia on 18 October, | recommissioned on 2 May 1916, and again conducted trainin |
| Fortune was | recommissioned on 30 March 1887 to carry cargo between sh |
| Recommissioned on 11 October 1950, she sailed from Yokosu | |
| ises through the summer of 1961, Tills was | recommissioned on 1 October 1961 in response to the Cuban |
| Recommissioned on 22 September 1950 and served during the | |
| On 12 April 1898 she laid up at Mobile and | recommissioned on 1 July. |
| ip by the Bethlehem Steel Corporation; and | recommissioned on 13 July 1945. |
| Recommissioned on 12 March 1952,Ruddy joined Mine Divisio | |
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