Commandant Bouan (F797)

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Commandant Bouan
Commandant Bouan.jpg
Ship data
flag FranceFrance (national flag of the sea) France
Shipyard DCN , Lorient
Keel laying September 14, 1981
Launch April 23, 1983
Commissioning October 31, 1984
Ship dimensions and crew
length
80.5 m ( Lüa )
width 10.3 m
Draft Max. 5.6 m
 
crew 89 men
Machine system
Top
speed
24 kn (44 km / h)
Armament
  • 4 × anti-ship missile Exocet
  • 1 × Simbad double launcher for Mistral sea-to-air missiles
  • 1 × gun 10.0 cm
  • 2 × Flak 2.0 cm F2
  • 4 × MG 12.7 mm
  • 2 × torpedo tube ⌀ 55.0 cm

The Commandant Bouan (NATO ID: F797) is as Aviso designated frigate the French Navy of the type A69. The ship was built from 1981 and has been in service since 1984. Its main task is to combat submarines in coastal waters .

To arm includes four missiles MBDA Exocet MM40 , Mistral -See-air missiles and a fully automatic cannon of caliber 10.0 cm.

Sister ships

Trivia

The Commandant Bouan became known in the media through the surveillance of the sailing cruise ship Le Ponant , which was captured by pirates in April 2008 .

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