Vessels Which Served As Examination Vessels
- Australia
- Adele (1906)
- HMAS Kookaburra
- HMQS Otter
- HMAS Southern Cross
- Canada
- HMCS Armentières
- HMCS Cougar (Z15)
- HMCS Malaspina
- New Zealand
- Awanui
- Hauiti
- Ikatere
- Janie Seddon
- Lyttelton
- Stina
- Tuirangi
- Wairangi
- South Africa
- HMSAS Clara
- HMSAS Stork
- HMSAS William Messina
- United States
- Barnegat (lightship)
- Frying Pan (lightship)
- Lightship 85
- Lightship 112
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