Foreign ships were used, rather than preserving the home fleet.

But even if it were a force from their Home Fleet, how bad could that be?

From the evidence of a few past wars, the civilians might be killed even if the home fleet won.

New Europe didn't have any space fortresses or home fleet.

Now was the time for the Home Fleet to justify its existence.

Edgar was recommissioned in April 1791 and joined the home fleet.

She was the flagship of the Home Fleet from launch.

And if that should change, the entire strength of Home Fleet was only a transit away.

"So we can more or less disregard their Home Fleet for the moment.

How much of your home fleet can you afford to commit to offensive operations?"

While being repaired, she was transferred into what would become known as the Home Fleet.

She served with the Home Fleet for most of her pre-war service.

"This is our last operation as a unit of the Home Fleet.

Anyway, the support of the Home Fleet seems to be regarded as vital to success.

In 1944 she was transferred to the Home Fleet.

That's the home fleet, coming to the rescue.

Repairs took nearly a year, and upon completion, she was assigned to the Home Fleet.

The ship returned to the Home Fleet in May 1912.

Other ships of the Home Fleet were providing a covering force nearby.

Home Fleet will blow them to plasma a light-month out!"

He served as part of the Home Fleet and in the Mediterranean.

Following this operation, the destroyer continued to operate with Home Fleet.

She was commissioned on June 20, 1888 into the Home Fleet.

I need the Home Fleet where it is.

She initially joined the Home Fleet and was used for ocean trade protection duties.