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• The High Seas Fleet survived as a fleet in being.
• The idea of a " fleet in being " can be generalised to forces other than naval.
• Until then the Russian fleet had generally done nothing but exist, as a fleet in being.
• Njegovan continued Haus'strategy of preserving his major forces as a'fleet in being '.
• The " fleet in being " suggested battleships could simply by their existence tie down superior enemy resources.
• However, the squadron was not used aggressively and mostly acted as a " fleet in being ".
• A " fleet in being " can be part of a sea denial doctrine, but not one of sea control.
• During the Gulf War, Saddam Hussein used his air force with an operational doctrine analogous to " fleet in being ".
• There they were to serve as a fleet in being, and as the premier naval defence for German-occupied Norway.
• The role of a fleet in being contradicted the role of using the fleet in Norway against convoys making the Murmansk run.
• This led to the strategy of a fleet in being, a naval force kept deliberately in port to threaten rather than act.
• The Austro-Hungarians, meanwhile, employed a fleet in being strategy while conducting raids with small craft and U-boats.
• By maintaining his fleet in being, he would force the French to remain in the area and prevent them from undertaking other operations.
• The fleet that Haus had so scrupulously maintained as a'fleet in being'was parcelled out among the victorious powers after 1918.
• Hipper's fleet returned to port and would spend the remainder of the war in its original capacity as a fleet in being.
• With the gunship fleets once again in a fleet in being role the decision was made to resume the Atlantic U-boat campaign.
• Thereafter, the Austro-Hungarians returned to their strategy of serving as a fleet in being, which would tie down Allied naval forces.
• "Tirpitz " s career was less active; she spent the majority of the war as a fleet in being in occupied Norway.
• In connection with his 1690 operations against the French, the Earl is credited with being the first to use the expression,'fleet in being '.
• In naval warfare, a " "'fleet in being "'" is a naval force that extends a controlling influence without ever leaving port.