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2020 Navcall Archive.Xlsx Date Ship Hull # Port Notes 14-Sep-20 HMS Blazer P279 Portsmouth 14-Sep-20 MV Cumbrian Fisher Nil Portsmouth 14-Sep-20 RFA Tiderace A137 Plymouth Sound 14-Sep-20 HMS Richmond F239 Plymouth Sound 14-Sep-20 HNLMS Evertsen F805 Plymouth Sound 13-Sep-20 RSS Justice 17 Singapore 13-Sep-20 KRI Leuser 924 Cilegon 13-Sep-20 KD Jerai 12 Pangkor 13-Sep-20 KV Bison W323 Alesund 13-Sep-20 KV Heimdal W332 Tromson 13-Sep-20 NRP Setubal P363 Setubal 13-Sep-20 HMS Magpie H130 Portland UK 13-Sep-20 H(SW)MS Falken S02 Karlskrona 13-Sep-20 HDMS Esbern Snare L17 Frederikshavn 13-Sep-20 USCGC Chandeleur 1319 Whttier 13-Sep-20 USS Jason Dunham 109 Norfolk 13-Sep-20 USNS Cesar Chavez 14 Sembawang 13-Sep-20 USNS Lewis and Clark 1 Jinhae 13-Sep-20 USS St Louis 19 Mayport 13-Sep-20 USS Mustin 89 Yokosuka 13-Sep-20 USCGC Winslow Griesser 1116 San Juan 13-Sep-20 USCGC Sitkinak 1329 Portland ME 13-Sep-20 USCGC Blue Shark 87360 Everett 13-Sep-20 USCGC Clamp 75306 Galveston 13-Sep-20 USCGC Spencer 905 Boston 13-Sep-20 USCGC Campbell 909 Nuuk 13-Sep-20 TCGS Hualien CG119 Hualien 13-Sep-20 USCGC Sockeye 87337 Pillar Point 13-Sep-20 TCGS Yilan CG128 Taipei 13-Sep-20 ICGS Rani Avanti Bai 78 Chennai 13-Sep-20 USCGC Blacktip 87326 Long Beach 13-Sep-20 USCGC Kimball 756 Honolulu 13-Sep-20 HMS Queen Elizabeth R08 Portsmouth 13-Sep-20 HMAS Maitland 88 Darwin 13-Sep-20 HMAS Launceston 94 Darwin 13-Sep-20 USS Shiloh 67 Guam 12-Sep-20 BRP Antonio Luna 151 Ulsan Trials 12-Sep-20 HMAS Wollongong 92 Cairns 12-Sep-20 USNS Grasp 51 Pearl Harbor 12-Sep-20 USCGC William Trump 1111 Key West 12-Sep-20 RFS Kasimov 055 Novorossiysk 12-Sep-20 RFS Yeysk 054 Novorossiysk 12-Sep-20 KRI Rigel 851 Ketapang 12-Sep-20 KRI Leuser 924 Cilegon 12-Sep-20 KV Heimdal W332 Harstad 12-Sep-20 RSC1 RSC1 San Diego 12-Sep-20 RSC4 RSC4 San Diego 12-Sep-20 BRP Tagbanua 296 Calbayog 12-Sep-20 H(SW)MS Falken S02 Karlskrona 12-Sep-20 HMS Pursuer P273 Gibraltar 12-Sep-20 HMDS Saltholm MSD6 Frederikshavn 12-Sep-20 HMDS MSF1 MSF1 Frederikshavn 12-Sep-20 USCGC Cobia 87311 Cape Cod Canal 12-Sep-20 USCGC Spencer 905 Cape Cod Canal 12-Sep-20 USCGC Blue Shark 87360 Astoria 12-Sep-20 USCGC Adelie 87333 Friday Harbor 12-Sep-20 USCGC Manta 87320 Corpus Christi 12-Sep-20 USCGC Confidence 619 Mayport 12-Sep-20 USCGC Sanibel 1312 Woods Hole 12-Sep-20 USS Montana 794 Newport News Christening 11-Sep-20 USNS Pecos 197 Sasebo 11-Sep-20 USNS Sacagawea 2 Guam 11-Sep-20 HMAS Ararat 89 Darwin 11-Sep-20 USS Michael Murphy 112 Pearl Harbor 11-Sep-20 USS Omaha 12 San Diego 11-Sep-20 XV Sea Hunter Nil San Diego 11-Sep-20 USS Tulsa 16 San Diego 11-Sep-20 USS Michael Monsoor 1001 San Diego 11-Sep-20 USS Anchorage 23 San Diego 11-Sep-20 NOAA Reuben Lasker R228 San Diego 11-Sep-20 MSRC Relentless Unknown Little Creek 11-Sep-20 HMCS Halifax 330 Halifax 11-Sep-20 HMS Pursuer P273 Gibraltary 11-Sep-20 USNS Shughart 295 Norfolk 11-Sep-20 USCGC Blue Shark 87360 Astoria 11-Sep-20 USCGC Wyaconda 75403 Prescott Boat Harbor 11-Sep-20 USCGC Lawrence Lawson 1120 Cape May 11-Sep-20 USCGC Harriet Lane 903 Panama Canal 11-Sep-20 ICGS Ganga 14 Karwar 11-Sep-20 USCGC Gannet 87334 Mobile 11-Sep-20 USCGC Shrike 87342 New York 11-Sep-20 USCGC Cuttyhunk 1332 Port Angeles 11-Sep-20 USCGC Clamp 75306 Texas City 11-Sep-20 PCU Stone 758 Pascagoula Trials 11-Sep-20 USCGC Forward 911 Boston 11-Sep-20 USCGC Joshua Appleby 556 St Petersburg FL 11-Sep-20 TCGS Lienchiang CG125 Keelung 11-Sep-20 RFS Moskva 121 Sevastopol 11-Sep-20 RFS Boris Botuma Nil Muara 11-Sep-20 RFS Admiral Vinogradov 572 Muara 11-Sep-20 RFS Admiral Tributs 564 Muara 11-Sep-20 FGS Lubeck F214 Tromso 11-Sep-20 FGS Erfurt F261 Tromso 11-Sep-20 FGS Mecklenburg-Vorpommern F218 Tromso 11-Sep-20 HNLMS Rotterdam L800 Den Helder 11-Sep-20 HNLMS Willemstad M864 Den Helder 11-Sep-20 HNLMS Johan de Witt L801 Den Helder 11-Sep-20 HNLMS Mercuur A900 Den Helder 11-Sep-20 FGS Nordrhein-Westfalen F223 Wilhelmshaven 11-Sep-20 HDMS Hirstholm MSD6 Kiel Canal 11-Sep-20 HDMS MSF1 MSF1 Kiel Canal 11-Sep-20 YDT01 YDT01 Maizuru 11-Sep-20 JS Suou 4302 Ominato 11-Sep-20 JS Syounan 5106 Yokosuka 11-Sep-20 JS Hirado 305 Yokosuka 11-Sep-20 JS Ohsumi 4001 Yokosuka 11-Sep-20 YDT03 YDT03 Yokosuka 11-Sep-20 JS Shirase 5003 Sasebo 11-Sep-20 HNLMS Evertsen F805 Devonport 11-Sep-20 HMS Dragon D35 Devonport 11-Sep-20 HMS Ledbury M30 Portsmouth 11-Sep-20 LNS Jotvinigis N42 Amsterdam SNMCMG1 11-Sep-20 FGS Gromitz M1064 Amsterdam SNMCMG1 11-Sep-20 ENS Admiral Cowan M313 Amsterdam SNMCMG1 11-Sep-20 KNM Maaloy M342 Amsterdam SNMCMG1 11-Sep-20 BNS Crocus M917 Amsterdam SNMCMG1 11-Sep-20 HNLMS Schiedam M860 Amsterdam SNMCMG1 11-Sep-20 LVNS Imanta M04 Amsterdam SNMCMG1 11-Sep-20 FNS Vatherpaa 42 Amsterdam 11-Sep-20 FS L'Aigle M747 Zeebrugge 10-Sep-20 INS Udaygiri TBA Mumbai Keel laying 10-Sep-20 LNS Jotvinigis N42 Zeebrugge SNMCMG1 10-Sep-20 FGS Gromitz M1064 Zeebrugge SNMCMG1 10-Sep-20 ENS Admiral Cowan M313 Zeebrugge SNMCMG1 10-Sep-20 KNM Maaloy M342 Zeebrugge SNMCMG1 10-Sep-20 BNS Crocus M917 Zeebrugge SNMCMG1 10-Sep-20 HNLMS Schiedam M860 Zeebrugge SNMCMG1 10-Sep-20 LVNS Imanta M04 Zeebrugge SNMCMG1 10-Sep-20 FNS Vatherpaa 42 Zeebrugge 10-Sep-20 USS Tornado 14 Fort Rodman 10-Sep-20 USACE SV Bufe Nil De Tour Village 10-Sep-20 USS Ronald Reagan 76 Yokosuka 10-Sep-20 USNS Carl Brashear 7 Jinhae 10-Sep-20 USS Annapolis 760 San Diego 10-Sep-20 HMCS Summerside 711 Halifax 10-Sep-20 NAVY SEPTAR 01 Unknown Patuxent River 10-Sep-20 NAVY Relentless Unknown Patuxent River 10-Sep-20 NAVY Patrol 777 777 Patuxent River 10-Sep-20 NRP Corte Real F332 Turku SNMG1 10-Sep-20 HMCS Toronto 333 Turku SNMG1 10-Sep-20 KD Perantau 151 Lumut 10-Sep-20 H(SW)MS Falken S02 Karlskrona 10-Sep-20 HMS Grimsby M108 Faslane 10-Sep-20 HMS Tracker P274 Faslane 10-Sep-20 HMS Pursuer P273 Gibraltar 10-Sep-20 HMS Trumpeter P294 Tyne 10-Sep-20 HMS Raider P275 Rhu 10-Sep-20 HDMS Thyra Y102 Korsor 10-Sep-20 HDMS Svanen Unknown Korsor 10-Sep-20 HDMS Hirsholm MSD5 Korsor 10-Sep-20 HNLMS Zierikzee M862 Den Helder 10-Sep-20 HNLMS Mercuur A900 Zeebrugge 10-Sep-20 HNLMS De Zeven Provincien F802 Den Helder 10-Sep-20 BNS Bellis M916 Cherbourg 10-Sep-20 ORP Mielno 635 Swinoujscie 10-Sep-20 ORP Kaszub 240 Gdynia 10-Sep-20 ORP Zbyszko R14 Gdynia 10-Sep-20 ORP Orkan 421 Gdynia 10-Sep-20 XV Sea Hunter Nil San Diego 10-Sep-20 SDTS EDD 964 964 San Diego 10-Sep-20 USAV LTGEN William B Bunker LSV4 Guam 10-Sep-20 USCGC Valiant 621 Panama Canal 10-Sep-20 USCGC Adelie 87333 Seattle 10-Sep-20 USCGC Lawrence Lawson 1120 Earle 10-Sep-20 USCGC Lawrence Lawson 1120 New York 10-Sep-20 USCGC Axe 75310 Morgan City 10-Sep-20 USCGC Finback 87314 Portland ME 10-Sep-20 USCGC Wyaconda 75403 Miss Croix 10-Sep-20 USCGC James Rankin 555 Baltimore 10-Sep-20 USCGC Sockeye 87337 San Francisco 10-Sep-20 USCGC Scioto 65504 Quincy IL 10-Sep-20 USCGC Robert Ward 1130 Los Angeles 10-Sep-20 USCGC Hatchet 75309 Bolivar 10-Sep-20 USCGC Coho 87321 New London 10-Sep-20 USCGC Saginaw 803 Mobile 10-Sep-20 ICGS Ameya 244 Trincomalee New Diamond Disaster 10-Sep-20 HNLMS Evertsen F805 Plymouth Sound 10-Sep-20 HDMS Esbern Snare L17 Plymouth Sound 9-Sep-20 ARA Granville 33 Mar del Plata 9-Sep-20 USCGC Obion 65503 Henderson 9-Sep-20 ARA Bahia Agradable 23 Puerto Belgrano Drydocking 9-Sep-20 USS Chung-Hoon 93 Pearl Harbor 9-Sep-20 USNS Shughart 295 Norfolk 9-Sep-20 RFA Tiderace A137 Plymouth Sound 9-Sep-20 HNLMS Evertsen F805 Plymouth Sound 9-Sep-20 USS Comstock 45 Yokosuka 9-Sep-20 USNS Tippecanoe 199 Guam 9-Sep-20 USCGC Waesche 751 Pearl Harbor 9-Sep-20 USCGC Bertholf 750 San Diego 9-Sep-20 RSC1 RSC1 San Diego 9-Sep-20 USS Wasp 1 Mayport 9-Sep-20 NOAA Ferdinand R Hassler S520 Little Creek 9-Sep-20 XV Stiletto Nil Little Creek 9-Sep-20 USS Washington 787 Norfolk 9-Sep-20 HMCS Summerside 711 Halifax 9-Sep-20 LNS Jotvinigis N42 Zeebrugge SNMCMG1 9-Sep-20 USACE Quarter Boat Nil Natchez 9-Sep-20 USACE Damrell Nil Mobile 9-Sep-20 USS McCampbell 85 Portland OR Modernization 9-Sep-20 USCGC Obion 65503 Mount Vernon NY 9-Sep-20 USS Sioux City 11 Key West 9-Sep-20 USNS Carson City 7 Augusta 9-Sep-20 HMS Grimsby M108 Faslane 9-Sep-20 HDMS Svanen Nil Kerteminde 9-Sep-20 HDMS Thyra Y102 Kerteminde 9-Sep-20 RFS Aleksandr Otrakovsky 031 Severomorsk 9-Sep-20 RSS Justice 17 Singapore 9-Sep-20 HTMS Laem Sing 561 Thap Lamu 9-Sep-20 KRI Teluk Youtefa 522 Panjang 9-Sep-20 KRI Semarang 594 Jakarta 9-Sep-20 KV Andenes W322 Sortland 9-Sep-20 KNM Rauma M352 Bergen 9-Sep-20 HMAS Choules L100 Eden 9-Sep-20 HMS Dasher P280 Gibralta 9-Sep-20 HMS Severn P282 Scapa Flow 9-Sep-20 HMS Tracker P274 Campbeltown 9-Sep-20 H(SW)MS Loke A344 Stockholm 9-Sep-20 H(SW)MS Tyr 702 Karlskrona 9-Sep-20 HMS Mersey P283 Aberdeen 9-Sep-20 HNLMS Urania Y8050 Zeebrugge 9-Sep-20 HNLMS Mercuur A900 Zeebrugge 9-Sep-20 BNS Bellis M916 Zeebrugge 9-Sep-20 ORP Poznan 824 Swinoujscie 9-Sep-20 JS Syounan 5106 Yokosuka 9-Sep-20 JS Enoshima 604 Yokosuka 9-Sep-20 YDT04 YDT04 Kure 9-Sep-20 USNS Piliaau 304 Saipan 9-Sep-20 USNS City of Bismarck 9 Majuro 9-Sep-20 ICGS Ganga 14 Mumbai 9-Sep-20 USCGC Hatchet 75309 Port Arthur 9-Sep-20 USCGC Saginaw 803 Mobile 9-Sep-20 USCGC Moray 87331 Cape Canaveral 9-Sep-20 USCGC Gannet 87334 Mobile 9-Sep-20 USCGC Alert 630 Oakland 9-Sep-20 USCGC Mallet 75304 Ingleside 9-Sep-20 USCGC Blacktip 87326 Channel Islands 9-Sep-20 USCGC Wire 65612 Newburgh 9-Sep-20 USCGC Tiger Shark 87359 Freeport 9-Sep-20 USCGC Winslow Griesser 1116 San Juan 9-Sep-20 TCGS Miao Li CG131 Kaohsiung 9-Sep-20 TCGS Nantou CG122 Kaohsiung 9-Sep-20 TCGS Hsin Bei CG127 Taipei 9-Sep-20 TCGS Taipei CG116 Taichung 8-Sep-20 RFS Kazan K561 Severodvinsk 8-Sep-20 RFS Dmitriy Donskoy TK208 Severodvinsk
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