Barracks Craft (APL)
- USS APL-1
- USS APL-2
- USS APL-3
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- USS APL-5
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- USS APL-21
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- USS APL-40
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- USS APL-48
- USS APL-49
- USS APL-50
- USS APL-51
- USS APL-52
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- USS APL-54
- USS APL-55
- USS APL-56
- USS APL-57
- USS APL-58
- USS APL-59
- USS APL-60
- USS APL-61
- USS APL-62
- USS APL-63
- USS APL-64
- USS APL-65
- USS APL-66
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