Courbet-class battleships consting of the Courbet, Paris and l'Ocean, France already wrecked in 1921
Richelieu-class battleships consisting of the Richelieu, Jean Bart, Clemenceau and Gascogne
Bretagne-class consisting of the Bretagne, Lorraine and Provence
Lorraine of the Bretagne-class
fast battleship/battle cruiser Dunkerque, sistership Strasbourg
aircraft carrier Béarn
Duquesne-class heavy crusiers consisting of the Duquesne and Tourville
heavy cruiser Algérie
heavy cruiser Algérie.
Dutch magazine Onze Vloot dated November 1935, p. 152, drawing by E.Th. Poppe
school cruiser Jeanne d'Arc
Duguay-Trouin class light cruisers consisting of the Duguay-Trouin, Laomoot-Picguet and Primauget
minelaying cruiser Pluton
An item referred to the Proceedings dated May 1938 reporting that the French fleet was as follows divided:
The Northern squadron consisted of 3 battleships, 3 armoured cruisers, 1 cruiser-minelayer, 7 flotilla leaders, 12 destroyers, 20 submarines and 1 aircraft carrier. The reserve consisted of 1 battleship, 2 flotilla leaders and 7 destroyers, if needed available for the coastal defence.
The Mediterranean squadron consisted of 4-10.000 ton cruisers, 3-7.700 ton cruisers, 11 flotilla leaders, 13 destroyers and 15 submarines. The reserve consisted of 2 battleships, 1 minelayer, 3 cruisers and 8 flotilla leaders.
