Six ships of the
*a French wheeled corvette, launched in 1848
*a French armoured frigate, launched in 1877
*an auxiliary patrol boat (1915 - 1917)
*an auxiliary sail ship (1917)
*a World War II French heavy cruiser, launched in 1928, destroyed in the
*a French anti-aircraft cruiser, launched in 1956
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French cruiser Colbert (C611) — For other ships of the same name, see French ship Colbert. Career (France) … Wikipedia
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