You mean the navy?

lt's about time.

We found it necessary to burn the Egyptian fleet.

I wouldn't go again for the admiral.

We should attack at dawn before they can all land.

Thereby your admiral won't know how to interfere with my running the fleet.

Agrippa will pull them back and back, behind Antony as Antony chases Octavian. What report?

And I can bring the fleet through the straits above Thermopylae, protecting your flank.

Because it has a navy. Because of this, the English go where they please and strike where they please.

He is cutting off the Persian fleet from every port along the coast of Asia Minor.

We need wait for the Athenian fleet no longer. Let's face it here, now, in Miletus.

But I must be with the fleet when it fights again at Salamis.

By now he must have Octavian. You said he rammed Octavian's ship.

I must move the fleet. But the ships can still take you out of this.

He probably thought I had big melting eyes and a rosebud mouth... and a figure like Miss Long Beach, the dream of the fleet.

You propose to go on... without the Athenian fleet, without support, with a lifeline that stretches back more than a thousand leagues into Macedonia.

Helicopters (Alouette, Boeing Vertol) were introduced in the late 1950s and 1960s and this fleet air arm remained an integral part of the fleet and its operations until an independent helicopter arm was created in 1990s.

But then 12 7 1941, the Japanese bomb the U.S. Pacific fleet at Pearl Harbor and this is a whole interesting debate because it was lucky for the US that most of the Pacific fleet was not there, but it was obviously this kind of thing that convinced the US public that WWII was worth joining.