On 5 October 1899 Petropavlovsk was transferred to the Far Eastern, East Asia Squadron.
Following civil unrest in Syria, Andrea Doria steamed to the eastern Mediterranean with a squadron of destroyers in the event that Italian nationals would need to be evacuated.
Warren's squadron cruised the eastern Atlantic, monitoring the trade routes than ran along the coast of West Africa while Strachan focused on the western Atlantic, particularly the southern approaches to the Caribbean.
The Partisan operations spread to eastern Serbian territory and the squadrons based at Sarajevo airfield made their appearance on the Bosnian-Serbian border area.
The departure of Linois after three years of operations in eastern waters freed Pellew's small squadron based at Madras for operations against the Dutch East Indies.
As my colleagues reported, airstrikes carried out by the Syrian regime and its Russian allies have pummeled Eastern Ghouta since Sunday, with "circling squadrons" of jets, drones and helicopters hitting hospitals, schools and residential buildings.
At this stage Japan was still believed to be capable of invading, or at least bombing, the Torres Strait islands, and North-Eastern Area controlled only No. 7 Squadron, flying Bristol Beaufort reconnaissance-bombers from Horn Island, to counter the threat.
The following year, she was assigned to the Dodecanese Squadron and cruised in the eastern Mediterranean.
Yorktown next again operated in the Squadron of Evolution off the eastern seaboard and into the Gulf of Mexico into the summer of 1891.
In late 1944, Australian troops and RAAF squadrons replaced US garrisons in eastern New Guinea, New Britain, and Bougainville, and launched offensives aimed at destroying or containing the remaining Japanese forces there.
In March, seventeen P-40 Kittyhawks of No. 75 Squadron, newly formed under North-Eastern Area Command, were deployed to the area; this unit would shortly distinguish itself in the Battle of Port Moresby.
