Ship Classes
- O class — "1st Emergency Flotilla"
- P class — "2nd Emergency Flotilla"
- Q class — "3rd Emergency Flotilla"
- R class — "4th Emergency Flotilla"
- S class — "5th Emergency Flotilla"
- T class — "6th Emergency Flotilla"
- U class — "7th Emergency Flotilla"
- V class — "8th Emergency Flotilla"
- W class — "9th Emergency Flotilla"
- Z class — "10th Emergency Flotilla"
- Ca- class — "11th Emergency Flotilla"
- Ch- class — "12th Emergency Flotilla"
- Co- class — "13th Emergency Flotilla"
- Cr- class — "14th Emergency Flotilla"
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