World War II Ships of France

NameClassCountryYear of Launch
Algérie  Algérie-class Heavy Cruiser  France  1932  
Béarn  Béarn-class Aircraft Carrier  France    
Bretagne  Bretagne-class Battleship  France  1913  
Casabianca  Redoubtable-class Submarine  France  1935  
Colbert  Suffren-class Heavy Cruiser  France  1928  
De Grasse  De Grasse-class Light Cruiser  France  1946  
Duguay-Trouin  Duguay-Trouin-class Light Cruiser  France  1923  
Dunkerque  Dunkerque-class Battleship  France  1935  
Dupleix  Suffren-class Heavy Cruiser  France  1930  
Duquesne  Duquesne-class Heavy Cruiser  France  1925  
Émile Bertin  Émile Bertin-class Light Cruiser  France  1933  
Foch  Suffren-class Heavy Cruiser  France  1929  
Georges Leygues  La Galissonnière-class Light Cruiser  France  1936  
Gloire  La Galissonnière-class Light Cruiser  France  1935  
Jean Bart  Richelieu-class Battleship  France  1940  
Jean de Vienne  La Galissonnière-class Light Cruiser  France  1935  
Jeanne d'Arc  Jeanne d'Arc-class Light Cruiser  France    
La Galissonnière  La Galissonnière-class Light Cruiser  France    
La Motte-Picquet  Duguay-Trouin-class Light Cruiser  France  1924  
Lorraine  Bretagne-class Battleship  France  1913  
Marseillaise  La Galissonnière-class Light Cruiser  France  1935  
Montcalm  La Galissonnière-class Light Cruiser  France  1935  
Primauguet  Duguay-Trouin-class Light Cruiser  France  1924  
Provence  Bretagne-class Battleship  France  1913  
Richelieu  Richelieu-class Battleship  France  1939  
Strasbourg  Dunkerque-class Battleship  France  1936  
Suffren  Suffren-class Heavy Cruiser  France  1927  
Tourville  Duquesne-class Heavy Cruiser  France    



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