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1275:, the ship covered the Allied evacuation from Gallipoli in January 1916. Badly in need of a refit, she sailed for Brest on 20 July where her captain argued that the range of her main armament needed to be increased by 4,000 metres (4,400 yd) if she was to be considered fit for the battleline. Some thought was given to disarming her and converting her into a
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For the rest of the decade, she participated in exercises with the
Mediterranean Squadron and made several port visits in France and its dependencies. In January 1907, the ships was transferred to the 2nd Battleship Division and then to the 4th Battleship Division in July 1908 with her sisters. By 5
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was hit twice during this bombardment; the first shell struck the quarterdeck, but caused little damage other than deforming the deck. The second shell hit just above the waterline on the starboard bow and appeared to do little damage, but it had pushed in the armour plates below the waterline and
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armour that ranged in thickness from 300 to 400 mm (11.8 to 15.7 in) and was thickest amidships. The armour plates were 2 m (6 ft 7 in) high with the upper 0.5 m (1 ft 8 in) above the design waterline and they tapered to a maximum thickness of 150 mm
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on 18 March after she had been fired upon by four other battleships. By 5 January 1910 the divisions of the battle squadrons had been renumbered and the 4th
Division was now the 1st Division of the 2nd Battle Squadron. The squadron was transferred to Brest where it replaced the former Northern
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the following day. The Navy took the opportunity to increase her stability by lightening her masts, removing some armour from the superstructure and conning tower as well as dismounting two 100 mm and six 47 mm guns. The ship was also fitted with
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to up anchor before she could suppress their guns. Later in the day, she closed to within 3,000 metres (3,300 yd) of the forts and engaged them with her secondary armament. During the day's action, the ship was hit twice, but these did little damage.
651:(5.9 in) at their bottom edges. The thicknesses of the bottom edges of the plates gradually reduced to 134 mm (5.3 in) at the bow and 110 mm (4.3 in) at the stern. The gun turrets were protected by 320 mm (12.6 in) of
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was hit by a 15-centimetre (5.9 in) shell during this attack that caused little damage as it failed to detonate. Guépratte and his squadron returned to the Gulf of Saros on 11 March where they again bombarded
Ottoman fortifications.
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bombarded the fort at
Orhaniye Tepe on the Asian side of the strait. During the subsequent bombardment on 25 February, the ship anchored some 6,000 metres (6,600 yd) from the Asiatic shore and engaged the forts at
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agreed to enforce contracts made with French companies and to repay loans made by French banks. The 1st
Division departed Lesbos in early December and returned to Toulon. In May 1902, the ship became the flagship of
1133:, at the base of the Gallipoli Peninsula. Five days later, the French squadron attempted to suppress the Ottoman guns defending the Dardanelles while British battleships bombarded the fortifications.
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Together with the older French pre-dreadnoughts, the ship's first mission in the war was to escort troop convoys from North Africa to France. Later in
September, her main turrets required repairs in
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and started uncontrollable flooding below the waterline. It killed two crewmen and another pair drowned as they attempted to abandon ship; the rest of the crew was successfully rescued. The ship
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reached a top speed of 18 knots (33 km/h; 21 mph) from 14,220 metric horsepower (10,459 kW; 14,025 ihp). The ships carried enough coal to give them a range of 3,776
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reached Toulon where she was repaired, while the battleship was barely damaged. On 18 July, after combined manoeuvres with the
Northern Squadron, the ship participated in a
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ran aground at the harbour entrance and had to unload most of her ammunition before she could be refloated on 21 August. Together with the pre-dreadnought
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opened up a hole 7 metres (23 ft) by 22 centimetres (8.7 in) through which water flooded. Little could be done to staunch the inflow and
Captain
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They returned to the
Dardanelles to assist in the major attack on the fortifications planned for 18 March. British ships made the initial entry into the
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off Toulon on 4 September. The ship was reassigned to the
Mediterranean Squadron on 16 October 1912 and she participated in a naval review by President
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and the ship began taking on water as the repairs began to leak under the pressure of the storm. She radioed for assistance later that night and the
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1265:. Splinters from return fire detonated a 100 mm shell and started a small fire, but it was put out without much trouble. On her voyage home,
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623:, fitted in platforms on both masts, on the superstructure, and in casemates in the hull. The ships mounted four 450-millimetre (17.7 in)
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and the Mediterranean Squadron participated in an international naval review by Loubet in Toulon with ships from Spain, Italy and Russia.
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in January 1916. She was en route to the Dardanelles after a refit in France when she was torpedoed and sunk on 27 December by a German
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on 10 June 1913. The 3rd Battle Squadron was dissolved on 11 November 1913 and the ship was assigned to the Complementary Division (
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was received aboard and the ship visited New York City and Boston before heading back to France. She made another port visit to
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to the Training Division of the Squadron as of October, but this was cancelled upon the outbreak of war in August.
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was 70 mm (2.8 in) thick and there was a 40-millimetre-thick (1.6 in) splinter deck below it. The
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of 7.4 metres (24 ft 3 in) forward and 8.4 metres (27 ft 7 in) aft. They displaced 11,260
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on 27 July. The ship anchored 1,000 metres (1,100 yd) off the shore on 11 August to bombard an Ottoman
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until they departed for Toulon on 18 January 1900. The following month, while exercising in the harbour at
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while training. On 1 August 1911 the 2nd Battle Squadron was renumbered as the 3rd Battle Squadron and
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on 20 March. In April 1904, she was one of the ships that escorted Loubet during his state visit to
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as the latter ship bombarded Ottoman forts covering the mouth of the Dardanelles. Late in the day,
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528:. These boilers were coal-burning with auxiliary oil sprayers and were designed to produce 14,200
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two other French warships early in her career, although neither was seriously damaged, nor was
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the following morning and more repairs were made with the assistance of the crew of the
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had 270-millimetre (10.6 in) plates of the same type of armour. The main armoured
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had a 326-millimetre-thick (12.8 in) face and 276 mm (10.9 in) sides.
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560:(6,993 km; 4,345 mi) at a speed of 10 knots (19 km/h; 12 mph).
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in November 1914 to guard against a sortie into the Mediterranean by the ex-German
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732:) on 15 January 1899. The ship was initially assigned to the Northern Squadron (
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January 1909, the 4th Division had been reassigned to the 2nd Battle Squadron (
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508:) normally, and 11,415 tonnes (11,235 long tons) at deep load. When serving as
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1730:] (in French) (Nouv. éd. rev. et augmentée ed.). Paris: Tallandier.
951:, Italy. On 16 September she participated in an international naval review in
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and was off the southern coast of Greece when she was torpedoed by the
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on 6 January 1896 and launched on 6 October of the same year. She was
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arrived without further incident at Toulon on 16 April and entered
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upon her arrival on 15 November. He transferred his flag back to
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who led a small delegation to celebrate the unveiling of the
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that occupied the major ports of the island on 7 November,
512:, their crew numbered 750 men, but had 32 officers and 660
1059:, as the forward turret was having difficulty traversing.
16:
French Navy's Charlemagne class pre-dreadnought battleship
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On 2 March, the French squadron bombarded targets in the
943:, the ship aided survivors of the April 1906 eruption of
425:
to France for a month and a half. She was ordered to the
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en route, but managed to reach the islands, escorted by
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Ottoman defences of the Dardanelles, February–March 1915
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s torpedoes moderately damaged the bow of the destroyer
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herself to avoid sinking. She was refloated and sent to
1579:
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was refloated on 22 March and departed for Toulon via
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in open mounts on the superstructure. The ships' anti-
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arrived several hours later. The ship arrived in the
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Canon de 138.6 mm (5.5 in) Modèle 1893 guns
524:, each driving one shaft using steam generated by 20
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Corbett, pp. 160, 172, 192–193, 206; Caresse, p. 129
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departed for the Dardanelles on 8 June. She reached
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Squadron on 27 February. Shortly afterwards, one of
955:, together with British, Spanish and Italian ships.
478:-class ships were smaller versions of the preceding
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in Toulon harbour during the 1914 annual manoeuvres
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Canon de 100 mm (3.9 in) Modèle 1893 guns
2174:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in December 1916
1371:in 480–500 metres (1,570–1,640 ft) of water.
1007:participated in a large naval review by President
573:Canon de 305 mm (12 in) Modèle 1893 guns
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1601:. Greenwich, UK: Conway Maritime Press. pp.
1597:Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1860–1905
1314:at 08:03 despite being escorted by the destroyer
925:, with the rest of the Mediterranean Squadron. A
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933:in December 1905. Together with the battleships
917:. Later that year, the ship made port visits in
1884:Shipwrecks and maritime incidents in March 1915
2513:Ships sunk by German submarines in World War I
1688:. Annapolis, Maryland: Naval Institute Press.
1121:. Their return fire was heavy enough to force
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1684:Jordan, John & Caresse, Philippe (2017).
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1245:Her repairs were completed by early June and
872:, before arriving back at Toulon on 14 June.
617:Canon de 47 mm (1.9 in) Modèle 1885
1669:] (in French). Nantes: Marines Ă©dition.
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458:returned to the Dardanelles and covered the
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1192:. They encountered a storm on 27 March off
1031:. In June 1914, the Navy planned to assign
492:of 20.26 metres (66 ft 6 in). At
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548:(31 km/h; 20 mph). During her
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188:117.7 m (386 ft 2 in)
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1444:Jordan & Caresse, pp. 46, 58–60
196:20.26 m (66 ft 6 in)
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1324:. The single torpedo hit slightly
520:. The ships were powered by three
174:11,415 t (11,235 long tons) (
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1462:Jordan & Caresse, pp. 44, 218
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1071:, in November to guard against a
895:were relieved of their commands.
819:. After landing two companies of
619:and two 37 mm (1.5 in)
444:bombarding Ottoman fortifications
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204:8.4 m (27 ft 7 in)
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301:138.6 mm (5.5 in) guns
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323:4 Ă— 450 mm (17.7 in)
1707:. New York: Hippocrene Books.
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240:triple-expansion steam engines
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1843:List of battleships of France
1703:Silverstone, Paul H. (1984).
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1149:making for the Rabbit Islands
857:, Washington, D.C. On 23 May
615:defences consisted of twenty
319:37 mm (1.5 in) guns
313:47 mm (1.9 in) guns
295:305 mm (12 in) guns
1728:Dictionary of French Sailors
1722:Taillemite, Étienne (2002).
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359:: 320 mm (12.6 in)
353:: 270 mm (10.6 in)
7:
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253:(31 km/h; 20 mph)
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2503:Maritime incidents in 1915
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1253:on 17 June and relieved
1166:decided to head for the
757:accidentally rammed the
442:joined British ships in
1498:Taillemite, pp. 317–318
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140:General characteristics
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1661:Gille, Eric (1999).
1552:Caresse, pp. 129–130
1480:Caresse, pp. 121–122
1471:Caresse, pp. 119–121
883:accidentally rammed
879:on 31 January 1903,
815:, then owned by the
544:class a speed of 17
1355: /
1234:anti-torpedo bulges
1164:André-Casimir Biard
1069:Gallipoli Peninsula
909:assumed command of
851:Comte de Rochambeau
776:President of France
423:French North Africa
21:French ship Gaulois
1779:-class battleships
1624:. London: Conway.
1453:Silverstone, p. 99
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1145:The badly damaged
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927:wireless telegraph
862:Theodore Roosevelt
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585:secondary armament
526:Belleville boilers
496:, the ships had a
435:Yavuz Sultan Selim
216:Belleville boilers
135:, 27 December 1916
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1695:978-1-59114-639-1
1653:978-1-870423-74-8
1631:978-1-84486-156-9
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1259:artillery battery
843:François Fournier
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530:metric horsepower
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795:Rear-Admiral
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772:naval review
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299:10 Ă— single
220:14,200
163:11,260
158:Displacement
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1791:Charlemagne
1777:Charlemagne
1362: /
1338:Cape Maleas
1255:Saint Louis
1202:Jules Ferry
1176:Charlemagne
1119:Cape Helles
1039:World War I
1028:Saint Louis
982:target ship
838:vice-amiral
740:Charlemagne
699:Charlemagne
695:sister ship
640:Charlemagne
577:gun turrets
565:Charlemagne
542:Charlemagne
476:Charlemagne
438:. In 1915,
427:Dardanelles
415:World War I
384:French Navy
375:Charlemagne
317:2 Ă— single
305:8 Ă— single
150:Charlemagne
2523:1896 ships
2492:Categories
2181:Shipwrecks
2135:April 1915
2071:Inflexible
1959:Glenartney
1891:Shipwrecks
1375:References
1272:RĂ©publique
1239:soufflages
1207:destroyers
1205:and three
1104:supported
877:Golfe-Juan
768:Hallebarde
763:Hallebarde
655:and their
621:Maxim guns
601:forecastle
550:sea trials
488:and had a
270:Complement
235:Propulsion
171:) (normal)
2397:USS
2325:HMS
2308:HMS
2301:HMS
2213:Caledonia
2191:HMS
2069:HMS
2052:HMS
1988:USS
1971:HMS
1964:HMS
1931:HMS
1263:Achi Baba
1172:foundered
980:sank the
953:Marseille
859:President
784:Cherbourg
759:destroyer
720:laid down
657:barbettes
629:broadside
605:amidships
593:casemates
510:flagships
506:long tons
494:deep load
464:submarine
351:Barbettes
293:2 Ă— twin
176:deep load
169:long tons
118:Completed
102:Laid down
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2409:Boutefeu
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2354:29 Dec:
2344:27 Dec:
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2292:Powhatan
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2270:SM
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2239:SM
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2203:Kanguroo
2086:31 Mar:
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2013:28 Mar:
2003:27 Mar:
1986:25 Mar:
1950:18 Mar:
1940:14 Mar:
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1912:Bengrove
1642:(1997).
1334:capsized
1330:mainmast
1322:trawlers
1115:Kum Kale
893:captains
870:Portugal
809:Mytilene
712:launched
597:shielded
583:. Their
571:of four
504:(11,080
288:Armament
280:flagship
167:(11,080
129:Sunk by
110:Launched
74:Namesake
2378:Keltier
2375:7 Dec:
2357:Alondra
2347:Gaulois
2282:Russian
2251:Georgic
2237:7 Dec:
2220:6 Dec:
2210:4 Dec:
2200:3 Dec:
2189:1 Dec:
2089:Santhia
2064:Gaulois
2043:Espagne
2037:Dongola
2034:5 Mar:
1943:Dresden
1805:Gaulois
1350:23°42′E
1347:36°15′N
1301:Gaulois
1293:Gaulois
1267:Gaulois
1247:Gaulois
1229:drydock
1225:Gaulois
1220:Marceau
1190:Suffren
1182:Gaulois
1159:Gaulois
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1135:Gaulois
1123:Gaulois
1110:Gaulois
1106:Suffren
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1095:Suffren
1087:Gaulois
1082:Suffren
1061:Gaulois
1053:Bizerte
1033:Gaulois
1005:Gaulois
992:Gaulois
986:TempĂŞte
978:Gaulois
963:Gaulois
931:Gaulois
911:Gaulois
897:Captain
889:Gaulois
881:Gaulois
821:marines
788:Gaulois
755:Gaulois
716:Gaulois
708:Gaulois
704:slipway
687:Gaulois
682:in 1900
680:Gaulois
554:Gaulois
514:ratings
498:draught
456:Gaulois
440:Gaulois
419:Gaulois
408:Gaulois
369:Gaulois
357:Turrets
278:750 as
201:Draught
92:Builder
84:Ordered
68:Gaulois
45:History
38:Gaulois
2415:Casque
2337:Maitai
2054:Nymphe
2016:Falaba
2006:Aguila
1953:Bouvet
1933:Bayano
1909:7 Mar
1899:4 Mar
1821:Bouvet
1734:
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1605:–333.
1251:Lemnos
1215:hulked
1155:strait
1073:sortie
1023:Bouvet
1000:Fanion
949:Naples
941:Bouvet
923:Greece
885:Bouvet
866:Lisbon
847:statue
825:Sultan
813:Lesbos
751:Hyères
693:. Her
502:tonnes
481:Bouvet
452:Toulon
404:rammed
377:-class
333:Armour
261:3,776
185:Length
58:France
2316:Murex
2310:Negro
2303:Hoste
2272:UB-29
2241:UB-46
2230:UC-19
1996:Tamar
1973:Ocean
1726:[
1665:[
1326:abaft
1311:UB-47
1186:Malta
995:'
915:Italy
782:, at
747:Brest
603:deck
546:knots
448:beach
345:Decks
258:Range
251:knots
246:Speed
132:UB-47
78:Gauls
2460:1917
2452:1916
2444:1915
2118:1916
2110:1915
2102:1914
1979:U-29
1922:U-12
1829:IĂ©na
1732:ISBN
1709:ISBN
1690:ISBN
1671:ISBN
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