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French seaplane carrier Foudre

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She was then modified as repair ship in 1907, as a minelayer in 1910, as a seaplane carrier in 1911 (depot, transport, and launch by crane), and seaplane carrier with a flying-off deck in 1913. She was initially converted to carry torpedo-carrying planes in hangars on the main deck. They were lowered
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to be converted as a seaplane tender. The ship was fitted out in a totally new way. A deck was installed at the bow for the seaplane to take off. The seaplane would land on the water, and be craned on board for stowing.
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was again used in large-scale naval exercises. One of its planes, a Nieuport used for observations, foiled a "surprise attack" by a group of warships. Five more seaplanes were ordered following these exercises.
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seaplane. The plane successfully lifted off from the ship on 8 May 1914. At the beginning of the war, the platform was dismantled, and further experiments were postponed to a later date.
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would be stationed at Fréjus, working as a seaplane tender, allowing for stowage, repair and supply of the seaplanes. The ship was armed on 15 April 1912, and trials with the
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tender to seaplane/aircraft transport, and headquarters ship in 1916. She was employed as an aviation school ship after the war.
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allowed the discovery of a surprise attack by the "adversary". During the summer of 1912 many flights of the
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were used. During the exercises, in which a wargame simulated the fight of two rival navies, the use of the
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en août 1911" "The first ship to be transformed into a seaplane carrier was the auxiliary cruiser
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In November 1913, a 10-meter flying-off deck was installed, with the objective of using it for a
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On 1 May 1912 the Navy Ministry purchased several more seaplanes, a monoplane
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seaplane was bought by the navy for this purpose in December 1911. The
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in July 1912 during tactical exercises in the Mediterranean. The
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By the middle of 1913, the navy had 11 seaplane pilots. The
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All the Aircraft Carriers of France: From 1912 to Today
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Tous les porte-aéronefs en France: de 1912 à nos jours
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On 29 November 1911 a navy airbase was established at
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La Foudre
French ship Foudre

seaplane carrier
France
torpedo boat
Torpedo boat tender
Seaplane carrier
long tons
Triple expansion engines
100 mm (4 in)
65 mm (2.6 in)
torpedo tubes
seaplane carrier
seaplane
Le Canard

torpedo boat tender

torpedo boats
torpedo boat tender
torpedo boats
Auguste Boué de Lapeyrère
Fréjus Saint-Raphaël
Toulon

Canard Voisin
Canard Voisin
Breguet
Nieuport

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