Squadrons in Hong Kong
The following is a list of naval squadrons and fleets that called Tamar home:
- China Squadron 1844–1941, 1945–1992
- Far East Fleet/HK Sqdn 1969–1971
- Dragon Squadron 1971–1992
- 3 Raiding Royal Marines
- Hong Kong Royal Naval Volunteer Reserves 1967–1996; merged with Royal Naval Reserve (RNR) 1971
- British Regular — Garrison and Fleet
- LEP 1905–1996
- Side Girls Party 1933–1997
- Dragon Squadron
- 120th Minesweeping Squadron 1958–1966; transferred to Singapore
- 6th Mine Countermeasure Squadron 1969–1997
- 6th Patrol Craft Squadron 1970–1997
- Operations and Training Base 1934–1997
- 3 Commando Brigade Royal Marines
- 47 Royal Marines
- British Pacific Fleet 1840s–1948; to Singapore as Far East Station
- HK Flotilla 1840s–1941, 1948–1992
- China Station — 4th Submarine Flotilla, Yangtse Flotilla, West River Flotilla, 8th Destroyer Flotilla
- 5th Cruiser Squadron
- 1st Escort Flotilla
- 4th Frigate Flotilla ?–1952
- Frigate Squadron 1952–1976
- Light Cruiser Squadron
- 415 Maritime Troop
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—Roger De Bussy-Rabutin (1618–1693)