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...915)|H.M.S. ''Prince Rupert'']] was built at William Hamilton & Company of Port Glasgow and another at Scotts' shipyard at Greenock. This left the monitor {{Tenure|rank=Commander ('''I ''Fr.''''')|name=Neston William Diggle|nick=Neston W. Diggle|appt=9 September, 1

| {{FR-Condorcet}} | {{FR-Danton}}

...arious times of the Twentieth Century. It was created from Coastguard and Port Guard ships in reserve in 1902, became an independent command in 1903, befo ...d that such manœuvres should take place three times a year along with the Port Guard ships. In December, where possible within the existing training arra

* Port Edgar Destroyer Base, 1916-28, by Mark Brady * The Battleship {{FR-Courbet}} and Operation 'Substance', by Stephen Dent

''Wessex'' was re-commissioned at [[Port Edgar]] on 27 September, 1923 to serve with the {{UK-DF|6}} as part of the {{Tenure|rank={{LCommRN}} ('''I''', ''Fr.'')|name=Thomas John Norman Hilken|nick=Thomas J. N. Hilken|appt=25 May, 19

...ing rings on her after searchlight platform, a chart-table on her bridge's port side, and no visible installation of a gunnery director. {{Tenure|rank={{CommRN}} ('''I''', ''Fr.'')|name=Basil Richard Poë|nick=Basil R. Poë|appt=3 August, 1918<ref>Poë

...it of the King and Queen to Malta in Jan 1912; report on the French ship {{FR-Danton}}, undated; programme for a combined naval a military review, 1 Jan ...out on HMS CATHAY, 28 Jan - 7 Mar 1927 and the return on SS MONGOLIA from Port Melbourne to Wellington, 5 - 12 May 1920 and on the IONIC, 12 Mar - 20 Apr

...l Powers. At the end of April, the destroyer escorted the French cruiser {{FR-AmiralAuge}} from Norfolk to New York. ...at sea in the stormy Atlantic with only hours or, at most, a day or two in port to provision. Though it appears that she never saw combat with German U-boa

|nat=FR ...d remained there until the summer of 1868.<ref>[http://dossiersmarine.free.fr/fs_b_B2.html la Flotte de Napoléon III - Gardes-côtes cuirassés].</ref>

...ame time, the monitors {{UK-M25}} and {{UK-Terror}} and French destroyer {{FR-Oriflamme}} were stationed opposite beaches near la Panne where German land ...ting matters, Captain [[Henri Louis Pie de Parseval|de Parseval]] of the {{FR-CaptaineMehl}} fired a torpedo at the onrushing destroyer, hitting her in t

'''Boulogne''' is a secondary French port city located southwest of [[Dunkirk]]. It played an ancillary role in supp {{CatPort|FR}}

...is a French port city located across the English Channel from the British port of [[Dover]]. It played an important part in supporting the operations of {{CatPort|FR}}

The French port of '''Dieppe''' on the [[English Channel]] was a base for both the [[Marine {{CatPort|FR}}

The French port of '''Le Havre''' supported naval operations for France and her Allies in t {{CatPort|FR}}

The French port of '''Marseilles''' in the Mediterranean was a major naval base for France {{CatPort|FR}}

'''Calais''' is a secondary French port city located across from [[Dover]]. {{CatPort|FR}}

The French port of '''Rouen''' in situated inland on the Seine. It is the capital of Norma {{CatPort|FR}}

'''Bordeaux''' is a French port city located on the Western coastline. {{CatPort|FR}}

'''Brest''' is a French port city located on the English Channel. It was home to the shipbuilding yards {{CatPort|FR}}

'''La Pallice''' is the French port for the city of '''La Rochelle'''. {{CatPort|FR}}