List of replenishment ships of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary is a list of all replenishment ships of the

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Active

Tankers

Tide(II) class fast fleet tanker (2017) * {{ship, RFA, Tidespring, A136, 2 * '' ''Tiderace'''' * '' ''Tidesurge'''' * '' ''Tideforce'''' Wave class fast fleet tanker (2003) * ''Wave Knight'' * ''Wave Ruler''

Replenishment Ships

* ''Fort Victoria'' or Fort (II) class replenishment oiler (1994) ** ''Fort Victoria'' * ''Fort Rosalie'' or Fort (I) class replenishment ship (1978) ** ''Fort Rosalie'' ** ''Fort Austin''

Decommissioned

Tankers & oilers

* Leaf class support tanker,

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type (1979) ** ''Appleleaf'' ** ''Brambleleaf'' ** ''Bayleaf'' ** ''Oakleaf'' ** ''Orangeleaf'' * Leaf class support tanker, Sir James Laing type (1973) ** ''Cherryleaf'' * Rover class small fleet tanker (1969) ** ''Green Rover'' ** ''Blue Rover'' ** ''Grey Rover'' ** ''Gold Rover'' ** ''Black Rover'' * Dale class mobile reserve tanker (1967) ** ''Derwentdale'' ** ''Dewdale'' ** ''Ennerdale'' * Ol class large fleet tanker (1965) ** ''Olmeda'' ** ''Olna'' ** ''Olwen'' * Tide (ii) class large fleet tanker (1963) ** ''Tidespring'' ** ''Tidepool'' * Leaf class support tanker, Blythswood Shipbuilding Company type (1960) ** ''Pearleaf'' * Leaf class support tanker, Blyth Drydock & Engineering Company type (1960) ** ''Plumleaf'' * Leaf class support tanker, Furness Shipbuilding Company type (1959) ** ''Bayleaf'' ** ''Brambleleaf'' ** ''Orangeleaf'' * Leaf class support tanker, Bartram type (1959) ** ''Appleleaf'' * Tide (i) class large fleet tanker (1955) ** ''Tidereach'' ** ''Tideflow'' ** ''Tidesurge'' ** ''Tide Austral'' * ''Eddy'' class coastal tanker (1953) ** ''Eddybeach'' ** ''Eddybay'' ** ''Eddycliff'' ** ''Eddycreek'' ** ''Eddyrock'' ** ''Eddyreef'' ** ''Eddyfirth'' ** ''Eddyness'' * Surf class oiler (1951) ** ''Surf Patrol'' ** ''Surf Pioneer'' * Ol class coastal tanker (1946) ** ''Birchol'' ** ''Oakol'' ** ''Rowenol'' ** ''Teakol'' *Fleet Tanker (1946) ** ''Olna'' *Fast replenishment oiler (1945) ** ''Northmark'' *

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(1944) ** ''Wave Baron'' ** ''Wave Chief'' ** ''Wave Emperor'' ** ''Wave Governor'' ** ''Wave Liberator'' ** ''Wave Protector'' ** ''Wave Regent'' ** ''Wave Ruler'' ** ''Wave Sovereign'' ** ''Wave Victor'' ** ''Wave King'' ** ''Wave Monarch'' ** ''Wave Duke'' ** ''Wave Knight'' ** ''Wave Laird'' ** ''Wave Prince'' ** ''Wave Protector'' ** ''Wave Master'' ** ''Wave Commander'' ** ''Wave Conqueror'' * Ranger class small fleet tanker (1941) ** ''Gold Ranger'' ** ''Green Ranger'' ** ''Grey Ranger'' ** ''Black Ranger'' ** ''Blue Ranger'' ** ''Brown Ranger'' * Sprite class aviation spirits carrier (1941) ** ''Airsprite'' ** ''Nasprite'' * Dale class oiler (1940) ** ''Dewdale'' ** ''Darkdale'' ** ''Derwentdale'' ** ''Dingledale'' ** ''Dinsdale'' ** ''Denbydale'' ** ''Eaglesdale'' ** ''Easedale'' ** ''Ennerdale'' ** ''Echodale'' * Dale class oiler (1938) ** ''Cairndale'' ** ''Cedardale'' * Dale class oiler (1937) ** ''Abbeydale'' ** ''Aldersdale'' ** ''Arndale'' ** ''Bishopdale'' ** ''Boardale'' ** ''Broomdale'' * Ol class fleet tanker (1936) ** ''Olcades'' ** ''Oligarch'' ** ''Olynthus'' ** ''Olwen'' ** ''Olna'' ** ''Oleander'' * War class fleet oiler (1918) ** ''War Afridi'' ** ''War Bahadur'' ** ''War Bharata'' ** ''War Brahmin'' ** ''War Diwan'' ** ''War Gaekwar'' ** ''War Ghurka'' ** ''War Hindoo'' ** ''War Jemadar'' ** ''War Krishna'' ** ''War Mehtar'' ** ''War Nawab'' ** ''War Nizam'' ** ''War Pathan'' ** ''War Pindari'' ** ''War Rajah'' ** ''War Ranee'' ** ''War Sepoy'' ** ''War Shikari'' ** ''War Sirdar'' ** ''War Subadar'' ** ''War Sudra'' * Leaf class tankers (5,000 ton class) (1917) ** ''Appleleaf'' ** ''Brambleleaf'' ** ''Cherryleaf'' ** ''Orangeleaf'' ** ''Pearleaf'' ** ''Plumleaf'' * Leaf class tankers (1916) ** ''Ashleaf'' ** ''Aspenleaf'' ** ''Bayleaf'' ** ''Beechleaf'' ** ''Birchleaf'' ** ''Boxleaf'' ** ''Briarleaf'' ** ''Laureleaf'' ** ''Limeleaf'' ** ''Mapleleaf'' ** ''Palmleaf'' ** ''Roseleaf'' ** ''Vineleaf'' ** ''Dockleaf'' ** ''Elmleaf'' ** ''Fernleaf'' ** ''Hollyleaf'' ** ''Oakleaf'' * Ol class tankers (1918) ** ''Dredgol'' * Ol class tankers (2000 ton class) (1917) ** ''Belgol'' ** ''Celerol'' ** ''Fortol'' ** ''Francol'' ** ''Montenol'' ** ''Prestol'' ** ''Rapidol'' ** ''Serbol'' ** ''Slavol'' ** ''Vitol'' * Ol class tankers (ex-Port of London Authority) (1916) ** ''Barkol'' ** ''Battersol'' ** ''Blackol'' ** ''Greenol'' ** ''Purfol'' ** ''Silverol'' * Ol class tankers (1000 ton class) (1916) ** ''Birchol'' ** ''Boxol'' ** ''Creosol'' ** ''Distol'' ** ''Ebonol'' ** ''Elderol'' ** ''Elmol'' ** ''Hickorol'' ** ''Kimmerol'' ** ''Larchol'' ** ''Limol'' ** ''Mixol'' ** ''Oakol'' ** ''Palmol'' ** ''Philol'' ** ''Scotol'' ** ''Sprucol'' ** ''Teakol'' ** ''Viscol'' * Ol class tankers (1915) ** ''Ferol'' *Collier and distilling ship (1915) ** ''Hungerford'' *Fleet oiler (1915) ** ''Nucula'' *Fleet oiler (1915) ** ''Delphinula'' *Fleet oiler (1911) ** ''Burma'' *Collier (1908) ** ''Mercedes'' *Collier (tanker after 1907) (1901) ** ''Kharki''

Replenishment Ships

* ''Fort Victoria'' or Fort (II) class replenishment oiler (1994) ** ''Fort George'' * ''Regent'' class (1967) ** ''Regent'' ** ''Resource'' * Ness class (1966) ** ''Lyness'' ** ''Stromness'' ** ''Tarbatness'' * ''Hebe'' class (1962) ** ''Hebe'' ** ''Bacchus'' *Air Stores Support Ship (1957) ** ''Reliant'' * ''Retainer'' class (1954) ** ''Retainer'' ** ''Resurgent'' * Fort class (1944) ** ''Fort Beauharnois'' ** ''Fort Charlotte'' ** ''Fort Constantine'' ** ''Fort Dunvegan'' ** ''Fort Duquesne'' ** ''Fort Langley'' ** ''Fort Rosalie'' ** ''Fort Sandusky'' * Spa class coastal water carriers (1942) ** ''Spa'' ** ''Spabeck'' ** ''Spabrook'' ** ''Spaburn'' ** ''Spalake'' ** ''Spapool'' * Fresh class tank vessels ** ''Freshbrook'' ** ''Freshburn'' ** ''Freshener'' ** ''Freshet'' ** ''Freshford'' ** ''Freshlake'' ** ''Freshmere'' ** ''Freshpond'' ** ''Freshpool'' ** ''Freshspray'' ** ''Freshspring'' ** ''Freshtarn'' ** ''Freshwater'' ** ''Freshwell'' *Stores carrier (1941) ** ''Demeter'' * ''Robert Dundas'' class coastal store carriers (1938) ** ''Robert Dundas'' ** ''Robert Middleton'' *Stores Support and Distilling Ship (1936) ** ''Bacchus'' *Stores Carrier (1915) ** ''Bacchus'' *Stores Carrier (1902) ** ''Bison'' Royal Fleet Replenishment