 With the arrival of "Justice" and "Patrie" in April and later the two British s, the unit was renamed the Salonika Division, meant to counter the possibility of a sortie by Russian warships that had been captured by the Germans at Sevastopol earlier that year.This arrangement did not last long, however, as in July, "Vérité" and "Justice" returned to the 2nd Squadron, where they again faced the coal shortages that crippled French fleet operations.In late October, members of the Central Powers began signing armistices with the British and French, signaling the end of the war.