Commands
| Ship | Rate | Guns | Main armament | Book | Notional Year | End of commission | Fictional? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HMS Sibella | Frigate | 28 | 12pdr guns, carronades | Ramage | 1796 | Sunk | Yes |
| Kathleen | Cutter | 10 | 10*6pdr carronades | Ramage | 1796 | Sunk | Yes |
| Triton | Brig | 10 | 10*12pdr carronades | Ramage and the Freebooters | 1797 | Wrecked | Yes |
| HMS Juno | Frigate | 32 | 26*12pdr guns, 6*6pdr guns | Ramage's Diamond | 1801 | Yes | |
| HMS Calypso | Frigate | 36 | 36*12pdr guns, 6*12pdr carronades | Ramage's Mutiny | 1801 | Yes | |
| HMS Dido | Ship of the line | 74 | 28*32pdr, 30*24pdr, 16*12pdr guns, 8*12pdr carronades | Ramage and the Dido | 1807 | Yes |
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