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SUFFREN Suffren-class (SUFFREN) Laid down 1899 Arsenal de Brest, Brest, Compl. 1903. 18/3 1915: Damaged by Turkish shore batteries. 26/11 1916: Torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U-52 off the Portuguese coast while sailing without escort to Brest for repair. |
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JAURÉGUIBERRY Jaureguiberry-class (JAUREGUIBERRY) Laid down 1891 at Forges & Chantiers de la Mediterranne, La Seyne, Compl. 1895-96 Stricken 1920. c12,000 t, c17 knots, 2-30.5cm/2-27.4cm/8-13.86cm Took part in the Gallipoli campaign. Used as an accomodations hulk until 1932. Scrapped 1934. |
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SAINT LOUIS Charlemange-class (CHARLEMAGNE, ST. LOUIS & GAULOIS) Laid down in March 1895 at Lorient. Completed 1900. 11,100 t, 18 knots, 4-30.5cm/10-13.86cm/8-10cm. Scrapped in 1933 |
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REPUBLIQUE Republique-class (REPUBLIQUE & PATRIE) Laid down in December 1901 at Brest. Completed 1905. Stricken and broken up in France 1921 Length: 439' Beam: 79'7" Draft: 27'6". Displacement: 14,600 tons. Armament: (4) 12", (18) 6.4" (12x2, 6x1) Krupps Cemented (KC)armor: 11" belt, 12'6" width (7'6" above waterline); 14" turret. 2.75" deck. Double armored deck/splinter deck with cellular layer between. Propulsion: Inverted vertical triple expansion steam engines, shafted to twin screw. Maximum speed: 19 kts. Crew: 770. |
