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...eet (Royal Navy)|Channel Fleet]]. His successful work in training boys at Portland led to his appointment in July, 1905 to the ''Impregnable'' as inspecting c

...he and four of his officers were allowed to fly over the naval review at [[Portland]] in May. However, during naval manœuvres in August, 1913 Samson and his

...e Times'' newspaper. At the beginning of September he visited the Duke of Portland at his Caithness estate, Langwell. On the morning of the 6th he felt unwel

...study, before being appointed to the ''Boscawen'', boys' training ship at Portland, for service in the brig ''Seaflower'' on 25 March. On 2 November he return

...val officers from 1859 to 1905. It was anchored first at Portsmouth, then Portland, and finally off the town of Dartmouth in Devon. The first ship used was t ...mitted to the Board of Admiralty a report enumerating the disadvantages of Portland. Asked, in turn, to find a better location, Powell recommended Dartmouth a

...on 6 November.{{Gaz|30384|11848|16 November, 1917}} He was superseded at Portland on 27 November. ...ld Bernard|Vivian H. G. Bernard]]'''<br><small>as '''Senior Naval Officer, Portland'''</small>}}

...rieuse'' was paid off on 11 April, 1913 after six years as a depot ship at Portland, to be readied to be sold out of the service.<ref>"Naval And Military Intel

===Portland===

...of the six "enemy" ships led by the {{UK-PrinceGeorge|f=t}} on transit to Portland when the flotilla conducted its mock attack. ''Tiger'' was the second of t

...y ordered that no more ships of the First Fleet or flotillas were to leave Portland until further notice. Long leave for officers and for second watches was c

Ryan was appointed to ''Research'' as Commodore-in-Charge at Portland on 5 February, 1915, in succession to Commodore [[Joseph Ridgway Bridson|Jo ..., 1916}} He had been refused the appointment of Rear-Admiral in Charge at Portland on the grounds that "Captains are available."<ref>Ryan Service Record. {{T

...ning of 2 September 1909. Commander Bruce ordered her immediate return to Portland Roads where the entire coal load was discharged to lighters. ''Forward'' h

''Alexandra'' was commissioned at Portland on 7 May 1908.{{NLJul13|p. 275}}

Assigned to the Channel Fleet, she left Portland for Sheerness on 30 November 1905 under the command of Commander [[Vivian H

By the end of 1920, she was housing an anti-submarine training school in Portland.{{NLJan21|pp. 779-780}}

...f {{UK-Frobisher|f=p}} as sea-going training ship. The cruise took her to Portland from 9-13 September, San Tropez 20-29 September, Naples 1-4 October, Capri

...rmaline'' collided with {{UK-Turquoise}} off Ryde Pier as the two departed Portland to join the {{UK-DF|4}} for a three month cruise with the Atlantic Fleet.

...quoise'' collided with {{UK-Tourmaline}} off Ryde Pier as the two departed Portland to join the {{UK-DF|4}} for a three month cruise with the Atlantic Fleet.

...t Devonport on 11 September, 1931 for service with the {{UK-ASF|1}} out of Portland.{{NLOct35|p. 293}} Re-commissioned on 18 August, 1936 for service with the {{UK-ASF|1}} out of Portland.{{NLJul37|p. 293}}

Commissioned at Devonport on 6 May, 1936 for service with the {{UK-ASF|1}} at Portland.{{NLJul37|p. 288}}

...Special Complement on 2 June, 1936 at assigned to the {{UK-ASF|1}} out of Portland.{{NLJul37|p. 290}}

...special complement on 2 June 1936 for service with the {{UK-ASF|1}} out of Portland.{{NLJul37|p. 293}}

...|p. 275}} By mid-1931, this was called the First Anti-Submarine Flotilla, Portland.{{NLJul31|p. 275}} After many years of continuous operation with the {{UK-ASF}} out of Portland and a brief stint as Local Defence destroyers based on Alexandria, {{UK-Thr

...to Special Complement on 2 June, 1936 for service with the {{UK-ASF|1}} at Portland.{{NLJul37|p. 282}}

Commissioned at Portsmouth on 26 May, 1926 for work with the [[Portland Anti-Submarine Flotilla]].{{NLJul31|p. 274}} After many years of continuous operation with the {{UK-ASF}} out of Portland and a brief stint as Local Defence destroyers based on Alexandria, {{UK-Row

...r'', along with {{UK-Raider}}, {{UK-Rocket}} and {{UK-Redgauntlet}} of the Portland Anti-Submarine Flotilla were selected to be scrapped.{{ToL|Anti-Submarine F

She was re-commissioned on 1 July 1926 for service with the [[Portland Anti-Submarine Flotilla]].{{NLJan33|p. 268}} ...s re-commissioned on 1 July, 1933 for service with the {{UK-ASF|1}} out of Portland.{{NLOct35|p. 269}}

...et'' re-commissioned on 1 January, 1923 for service with the {{UK-ASF}} at Portland.{{NLApr25|p. 265''a''}} ...missioned on 1 July, 1925 at Portsmouth for service with the {{UK-ASF}} at Portland.{{NLFeb26|p. 265''a''}}

...oyer Refits|Tuesday, Feb 24, 1925; pg. 18; Issue 43894}} She then went to Portland, arriving 3 July, 1925.{{MoS|Monday, Jul 06, 1925; pg. 22; Issue 44006}} ...anges|Tuesday, May 25, 1926; pg. 20; Issue 44280}} She finally departed [[Portland]] for [[Portsmouth]] on 2 June, 1926.{{MoS|Friday, Jun 04, 1926; pg. 5; Iss

On 3 June 1927, she left Portland for Portsmouth in company with {{UK-Tilbury}} and {{UK-Toreador}}.{{MoS|Wed

...let'', along with {{UK-Raider}}, {{UK-Rocket}} and {{UK-Retriever}} of the Portland Anti-Submarine Flotilla were selected to be scrapped.{{ToL|Anti-Submarine F

...n a year, she was commissioned on 22 September 1926 for service with the [[Portland Anti-Submarine Flotilla]], where she remained into at least early 1933.{{NL

...in March 1911 and sent to join the {{UK-DF|4}}, a Patrol Flotilla based at Portland.

In November, 1912, ''Beagle'' collided with the Portland Breakwater due to what was determined to be careless navigation on the part

...ay, Jul 22, 1905; pg. 10; Issue 37766}} On 5 August, she travelled from [[Portland]] to [[Portsmouth]] in company with twenty other T.B.Ds.{{NMI|Monday, Aug 0

...she joined the {{UK-DF|6}}, but after 1 month or two she moved on to the [[Portland Local Defence Flotilla]].

The newly-commissioned T.B.D. left Sheerness for Portland on 26 February 1896.{{NMI|Thursday, Feb 27, 1896; pg. 11; Issue 34824}}

In mid-1913, she was home ported in Portland and serving in the {{UK-DF|6}}.{{NLJul13|p. 292}}

...he "enemy" were six ships led by the {{UK-PrinceGeorge|f=t}} on transit to Portland. ''Tiger'' was the second of three destroyers in the second division to ma

...rd. {{TNA|ADM 196/50/208|D7604620}} f. 278.</ref>|note=and for command of Portland Flotilla}}

Recommissioned at Portland on 11 November, 1920.{{NLJan21|p. 819-20}} In March 1925, ''P31'' was attached to the {{UK-ASF|1}} at Portland. She paid off on 6 March.{{NLApr25|. 257}}

Recommissioned at Portland on 20 October, 1920.{{NLApr25|p. 257}} ...r, 1927, in early 1929 she was one of three patrol boats attached to the [[Portland Anti-Submarine Flotilla]],{{NLFeb29|p. 257}} where she remained until at le

.... 257}} In early 1929 she was one of three patrol boats attached to the [[Portland Anti-Submarine Flotilla]],{{NLFeb29|p. 257}} where she remained until at le

''P38'' was re-commissioned at Portland on 7 October, 1920.{{NLJan21|p. 821}}

Collided with {{UK-TB66}} on 9 May, 1887 during night exercises near Portland.{{NMI|12 May 1887, p. 6}}

...fered a burst pipe in the boiler room while steaming at high speed between Portland and Torquay, searing five artificers and stokers &ndash; three of them crit

Collided with {{UK-1TB43}} on 9 May, 1887 during night exercises near Portland.{{NMI|12 May 1887, p. 6}}

...20, she was one of two "L" class vessels in submarine reserve group "M" at Portland, tender to {{UK-Lucia}}.{{NLJan21|p. 800}}

...920, she was one of four "H" class boats in reserve submarine group "F" at Portland, under the collective command of {{LieutRN}} [[Andrew Lancelot Besant|Andre ...and {{UK-H33}} and {{UK-H43}} comprised Group "F" Submarines in Reserve at Portland under the command of Lieutenant [[George Cunningham Paton Menzies|George C.

...he, {{UK-L14}} and {{UK-L17}} comprised Group "M" Submarines in Reserve at Portland under the command of {{LCommRN}} [[Henry Neville Lake|Henry N. Lake]].{{NLA ...nd=|note=and of two other submarines in Group "M" submarines in reserve at Portland}}

On 16 March 1927, her steering gear broke down as she was exercising off Portland, necessitating her towing into the harbour.{{NMI|21 Mar. 1927, p. 7}}

...p {{UK-Vulcan|f=p}} and emplaced near the altar of the Royal Naval Church, Portland. Rear-Admiral Grace unveiled the memorial on 10 November, 1929.{{ToL|Memor

...20, she was one of two "L" class vessels in submarine reserve group "M" at Portland, tender to {{UK-Lucia}}.{{NLJan21|p. 800}} ...he, {{UK-L17}} and {{UK-L18}} comprised Group "M" Submarines in Reserve at Portland under the command of {{LCommRN}} [[Henry Neville Lake|Henry N. Lake]].{{NLA

...he, {{UK-L14}} and {{UK-L18}} comprised Group "M" Submarines in Reserve at Portland under the command of {{LCommRN}} [[Henry Neville Lake|Henry N. Lake]].{{NLA ...two minelaying "L" class submarines in Group "M" Submarines in Reserve at Portland.{{NLJul27|p. 251}}

...920, she was one of four "H" class boats in reserve submarine group "F" at Portland, under the collective command of {{LieutRN}} [[Andrew Lancelot Besant|Andre ...172.|}} f. 172.</ref>|note=and two other "H" boats in Group "F" Reserve at Portland}}

At the end of 1920, she was the only boat in reserve submarine group "G" at Portland, tender to {{UK-Vulcan}}. With just a single submarine in this group, it s

...920, she was one of four "H" class boats in reserve submarine group "F" at Portland, under the collective command of {{LieutRN}} [[Andrew Lancelot Besant|Andre

...one of three "H" class boats comprising Group "E" Submarines in Reserve at Portland, under the collective command of {{LCommRN}} [[Edwin Bidder Clark|E. B. Cla

Reduced to Reserve at Portland on 4 September, 1936.{{NLJul37|p. 246}}

In mid-1937, she was apart of the {{UK-SF|6}}, based at Portland.{{NLJul37|p. 246}}

...{{NLJul31|p. 244}} By early 1933, she had moved to the {{UK-SF|6}} out of Portland.{{NLJan33|p. 244}}

...one of three "H" class boats comprising Group "E" Submarines in Reserve at Portland, under the collective command of {{LCommRN}} [[Edwin Bidder Clark|E. B. Cla

At the end of 1922, she was the sole "H" class boat in reserve group "G" at Portland.{{NLJan23|p. 764}} ...and {{UK-H26}} and {{UK-H33}} comprised Group "F" Submarines in Reserve at Portland under the command of Lieutenant [[George Cunningham Paton Menzies|George C.

...{{UK-SF|5}}.{{NLJul31|p. 244}} By early 1933, she was with {{UK-SF|6}} at Portland under the command of [[Reginald Robert Helbert|R. R. Helbert]].{{NLJan33|p.

...920, she was one of four "H" class boats in reserve submarine group "F" at Portland, under the collective command of {{LieutRN}} [[Andrew Lancelot Besant|Andre ...one of three "H" class boats comprising Group "E" Submarines in Reserve at Portland, under the collective command of {{LCommRN}} [[Edwin Bidder Clark|E. B. Cla

...s lost in a collision with {{UK-Resolution|f=p}} eleven miles southwest of Portland Bill. She had been part of an exercise attack (the submarines discharging

...and {{UK-H26}} and {{UK-H43}} comprised Group "F" Submarines in Reserve at Portland under the command of Lieutenant [[George Cunningham Paton Menzies|George C. In early 1926, she was still in Group "F" at Portland, but with just one other submarine.{{NLFeb26|p. 243}}

On 10 January, 1924, she collided with {{UK-K12}} as they departed Portland. Both were considerably damaged, ''K 2'' having her bows smashed and ''K 1

...name=fredbot:career>{{ShipCareer|fullname=H.M.S. ''M 2'' (1918)|fate2=off Portland{{Conways1906|p. 92}}

On 10 January, 1924, she collided with {{UK-K2}} as they departed Portland. Both were considerably damaged, ''K 2'' having her bows smashed and ''K 1

...r, 1919, in early 1929 she was one of three patrol boats attached to the [[Portland Anti-Submarine Flotilla]],{{NLFeb29|p. 257}} where she remained until at le

Paid off to C. & M. Party at Portland on 6 October, 1920.{{NLJan21|p. 821}}

...ord. {{TNA|ADM 196/50/13.|D7604426}} f. ?.</ref>|note=and as Captain (S), Portland Submarine Flotilla from 31 December, 1923}}

...uth coast of England. It is a man-made harbour lying north of the Isle of Portland and south of Weymouth. ...are also port cities in the United States named [[Portland, Maine]] and [[Portland, Oregon]].

...n''''' was the name given to a [[Royal Navy]] boys' training ship based at Portland. ...d in 1841 was ''Boscawen'' from 1873 to 1906. In June 1906 while lying at Portland, she was listed for sale at a July 10th Portsmouth auction of "Obsolete War

''Skipjack'' arrived at Portland on 16 October, 1905.{{NMI|17 Oct. 1905, p. 11}}

...launched 4 July, 1898 by [[Wolff & Zwicker Iron Works|Wolff & Zwicker]] at Portland, Oregon, sponsored by Miss V. Patterson.

...coast of California, and also participated in the Portland Rose Festival, Portland, Oregon. (30 May–10 June 1908). The ship trained off the west coast thro

...ough'' was launched 29 July, 1899 by the [[Wolff & Zwicker Iron Works]] of Portland, Oregon, sponsored by Miss Gertrude Ballin. ...ard]] on 26 March, 1914 and turned over to the [[Oregon Naval Militia]] at Portland in December. She returned to Navy hands in 1917 and was fully commissioned

...er|fullname=U.S.S. ''Eagle 56'' (1919)|fate2=Torpedoed by ''U-853''<br>off Portland, Maine

...prey''''' was a [[Royal Navy]] anti-submarine training base established in Portland in 1924. It was named for a small armed trawler of 336 tons which served a ...marine school to a junior man, and the senior officer became "Captain A/S, Portland". The posts were seemingly re-united in 1940.

...re. the Emperor of Prussia's visit to England and his subsequent voyage to Portland. 1874.

...July, 1919. By January 1921, she was working with the Periscope School at Portland, remaining there until at least mid-1931.{{NLJan21|p. 705-6}}{{NLJul31|p. 2

She completed to full complement at Portland on 17 April, 1928 for service with the {{UK-MSF|1}}.{{NLFeb29|p. 268}}

The '''Portland Local Defence Flotilla''' was a [[Local Defence Flotilla]] in the [[Royal N <div name=fredbot:office0 otitle="Captain (D), Portland Local Defence Flotilla" nat="UK">

...e 47782}} She completed to full crew on 14 September, slated to leave for Portland on 18 October to then proceed to join the {{UK-CS|2}}, where she would be r ...Pemberton]] was tried by a court-martial held aboard {{UK-Resolution}} at Portland on 4 November, 1937, having left the bridge in order to obtain the deviatio

...ce torpedo while carrying out practice with the {{UK-Vernon}} flotilla off Portland in the latter half of May, 1938.{{Guardian|Destroyer Hit by Torpedo During

...er the command of an engineering Lt. Cdr. and sent to Devonport. She left Portland for Gibraltar on 24 October, in company with {{UK-Hostile|f=t}}, the first

...es seemed to commence shortly after 29 July, with the two fleets departing Portland and to conclude around 20 August.

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