This is a list of active French Navy ships.^[1][2][3] The French Navy consists of nearly 100 vessels of the Force d'action navale (Naval action force)^[4] and the 9 submarines of the Forces sous-marines (Submarine force). Primary assets include one nuclear aircraft carrier, three amphibious assault ships, four air-defence-focused destroyers, six anti-submarine (ASW)/land attack mission-oriented destroyers, five general-purpose frigates, and six surveillance frigates. The Navy also operates some 15 patrol ships, supplemented by additional coast guard/Maritime Gendarmerie vessels. The surveillance frigates and a significant number of the patrol vessels are based in France's overseas territories.

The submarine force consists of five nuclear attack submarines and four nuclear ballistic missile submarines.

Integral to supporting the Force d'Action Navale at sea are the French Navy's 2 replenishment oilers, 16 mine countermeasure vessels and 8 support ships. In addition to the above units, the Navy operates five survey vessels, four experimentation ships, four ocean tugboats, 14 training vessels as well as numerous smaller vessels and tugs.

The main base for French naval forces in the Atlantic is located at Brest while the principal base in the Mediterranean is Toulon.^[5][6]

Class	Boat	No.	Comm	Displacement	Type	Note
Triomphant class	Triomphant	S616	1997	14,335 tonnes	Ballistic missile submarine	Four boats constituting the strategic component of France's nuclear deterrent, the Force de dissuasion.
	Téméraire	S617	1999
	Vigilant	S618	2004
	Terrible	S619	2010

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  Téméraire (Triomphant class)

Class	Boat	No.	Comm	Displacement	Type	Note
Suffren class	Suffren	S635[7]	2020	5,300 tonnes	Nuclear attack submarine	S637 on sea trials as of mid-2024;[8] six planned in total
	Duguay-Trouin	S636	2023[9]
	Tourville	S637	Projected 2024/25
Rubis class	Émeraude	S604	1988	2,660 tonnes		Being incrementally replaced by the Suffren class.
	Améthyste	S605	1992
	Perle	S606	1993

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  Perle (Rubis class)
• 
  Suffren (Suffren class)

Class	Ship	No.	Comm	Displacement	Type	Note
—	Charles de Gaulle	R91	2001	42,500 tonnes	Aircraft carrier	Only active nuclear-powered CATOBAR aircraft carrier outside of the United States Navy.

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  Charles de Gaulle

Class	Ship	No.	Comm	Displacement	Type	Note
Mistral class	Mistral	L9013	2006	21,500 tonnes	Amphibious assault ship
	Tonnerre	L9014
	Dixmude	L9015	2012

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  Dixmude (Mistral class)

The French Navy does not use the term "destroyer". While officially classed as "frigates", the larger major surface combatants of the first rank are nevertheless registered as destroyers (with hull numbers "Dxxx"; though, as of 2023, French Navy vessels are incrementally having hull numbers removed from display on all ships).^[10][11]

Class	Ship	No.	Comm	Displacement	Type	Note
Horizon class	Forbin	D620	2008	7,050 tonnes	Air-defence destroyer
	Chevalier Paul	D621	2009
Aquitaine class	Aquitaine	D650	2012	6,040 tonnes	Anti-submarine warfare (ASW) destroyer
	Normandie	D651	2020
	Provence	D652	2015
	Languedoc	D653	2017
	Auvergne	D654	2018
	Bretagne	D655	2019
	Alsace	D656	2021		Air defence/ASW destroyer
	Lorraine	D657	2023
Frégate de Défense et d'Intervention	Amiral Ronarc'h	D660	Projected 2024/25[12][13][14]	4,500 tonnes		D660 fitting out as of mid-2023; five ships planned by 2032
La Fayette class	La Fayette	F710	1996	3,900 tonnes	General-purpose frigate
	Surcouf	F711	1997
	Courbet	F712
	Aconit	F713	1999
	Guépratte	F714	2001
Floréal class	Floréal	F730	1992	2,950 tonnes	Surveillance frigate	Class has anti-ship missiles removed and functions in a second-rank "surveillance frigate" role for French overseas territories.
	Prairial	F731	1992
	Nivôse	F732
	Ventôse	F733	1993
	Vendémiaire	F734
	Germinal	F735	1994

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  Forbin (Horizon class)
• 
  Auvergne (Aquitaine class)
• 
  Illustration: Defence and intervention frigate (FDI) class
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  Surcouf (La Fayette class)
• 
  Germinal (Floréal class)

Class	Ship	No.	Comm	Displacement	Type	Note
—	L'Astrolabe	P800	2017	4,000 tonnes	Icebreaker/support vessel/offshore patrol	Based in Réunion; co-operated by the French Southern and Antarctic Lands (TAAF) Administration and the French Navy.
D'Entrecasteaux class	D'Entrecasteaux	A621	2016	2,300 tonnes	Offshore patrol/support vessel	Based in Noumea
	Bougainville	A622				Based in Papeete
	Champlain	A623	2017			Based in Réunion
	Dumont d'Urville	A624	2020			Based in Fort-de-France[15]
D'Estienne d'Orves class	Commandant Blaison	F793	1982	1,250 tonnes	Offshore patrol vessel	Originally entered service as avisos (sloops / light corvettes), reclassified as OPVs in 2012.[16] To be replaced from 2026 as part of the acquisition of a new class of patrol vessels (“Patrouilleurs Hauturiers” - PH).[17][18]
	Enseigne de Vaisseau Jacoubet	F794
	Commandant Ducuing	F795	1983
	Commandant Birot	F796	1984
	Commandant Bouan	F797
Confiance class	La Confiance	P733	2017	700 tonnes		Based in Guiana
	La Résolue	P734
	La Combattante	P735	2020			Based in Fort-de-France
Félix Éboué class	Auguste Bénébig	P779	2023[19][20]	1,300 tonnes		Based in Noumea[21]
	Teriieroo a Teriierooiterai	P780	2024[22][23]			Based in Papeete; 4 additional vessels to enter service in 2025 and 2026

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  L'Astrolabe
• 
  D'Entrecasteaux (D'Entrecasteaux class)
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  Commandant Bouan (D'Estienne d'Orves class)
• 
  La Résolue (La Confiance class)
• 
  Illustration: Patrouilleur Outre-mer - POM (Félix Éboué class)

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Class	Boat	No.	Comm	Displacement	Type	Note
—	Le Malin	P701	1997	1,300 tonnes	Coastal patrol vessel	An ex-trawler based in La Reunion. To be replaced by a Patrouilleur Outre-mer (POM)-class patrol vessel[24][25][26]
Lapérouse class	Arago	P675	1988	980 tonnes		An ex-hydrographic survey vessel. As of mid-2024, to be based in Brest to fill gap in the Atlantic until arrival of "PH"-class OPVs in latter 2020s.[27][28]
—	Fulmar	P740	1991	550 tonnes		An ex-trawler based in Saint Pierre
Flamant class	Flamant	P676	1997	390 tonnes