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- La classe Vauban est une classe de deux cuirassés de croisière à barbettes qui servirent de 1886 à 1905 dans la Marine française. (fr)
- The Vauban class, sometimes referred to as the Duguesclin class, was a pair of two ironclad built for the French Navy in the late 1870s and 1880s. The class consisted of Vauban, the lead ship, and Duguesclin. They were based on the ironclad Amiral Duperré, adopting the same general arrangement, but were scaled down in size. They were intended for use overseas in the French colonial empire, and as such, they retained a sailing rig for long-range cruising and copper sheathing for their hulls to protect them when they would be unable to be dry-docked regularly. They carried a main battery of four 240 mm (9.4 in) guns that were mounted in individual barbettes; two were in sponsons forward, abreast of the conning tower, and the other two were on the centerline aft. Despite the Navy's intention to use them overseas, both members of the class served with the Mediterranean Squadron for the majority of their careers, from the 1880s to the mid-1890s. They were occupied with peacetime training exercises, and in 1893, they were reduced to the Reserve Division of the squadron. They were laid up after 1895, and Duguesclin saw no further active service, being struck from the naval register in 1904. Vauban was recommissioned in 1899 for a tour in French Indochina, returning briefly in 1900, before being sent back to East Asia in response to the Boxer Rebellion in Qing China. She was again placed in reserve in Saigon from 1903 to 1905, thereafter being struck from the register. The fates of both vessels are unknown. (en)
- ヴォーバン級装甲艦 (La Classe Vauban Cuirassé à coque en fer Class) は、フランス海軍が建造した装甲艦の艦級である。フランス海軍では二等装甲蒸気フリゲートと分類していた。 (ja)
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- *4 × guns
*1 × gun
*6 × guns
*4 × Hotchkiss revolver cannon
*12 × Hotchkiss revolver cannon
*2 × torpedo tubes (en)
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- Duguesclin in port, date unknown (en)
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- French ironclad Duguesclin NH 66072.jpg (en)
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- *8 × fire-tube boilers
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- *2 × compound steam engines
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- La classe Vauban est une classe de deux cuirassés de croisière à barbettes qui servirent de 1886 à 1905 dans la Marine française. (fr)
- ヴォーバン級装甲艦 (La Classe Vauban Cuirassé à coque en fer Class) は、フランス海軍が建造した装甲艦の艦級である。フランス海軍では二等装甲蒸気フリゲートと分類していた。 (ja)
- The Vauban class, sometimes referred to as the Duguesclin class, was a pair of two ironclad built for the French Navy in the late 1870s and 1880s. The class consisted of Vauban, the lead ship, and Duguesclin. They were based on the ironclad Amiral Duperré, adopting the same general arrangement, but were scaled down in size. They were intended for use overseas in the French colonial empire, and as such, they retained a sailing rig for long-range cruising and copper sheathing for their hulls to protect them when they would be unable to be dry-docked regularly. They carried a main battery of four 240 mm (9.4 in) guns that were mounted in individual barbettes; two were in sponsons forward, abreast of the conning tower, and the other two were on the centerline aft. (en)
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- Classe Vauban (fr)
- ヴォーバン級装甲艦 (ja)
- Vauban-class ironclad (en)
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