Aigle-class (Family)

Description

The Aigle-class was a class of 6 destroyers built in the 1920s for the French Navy. Aigle translates to Eagle and all other ships were named after birds.

Vehicles

Rank II

• Vautour ₍₁₉₃₁₎ (Vulture)
• Aigle ₍₁₉₄₂₎ (Eagle)
• Milan ₍₁₉₄₂₎ (Kite)

Vehicles are listed in order of refit year, not build year

Armament comparison

This comparison is intended to offer a bird's eye view. For more detailed information, please, refer to the individual articles.

Vessel		BR (RB)	138.6 mm	37 mm	13.2 mm	550 mm torpedo	Other
	Vautour	4.3	5	4	2 x 2 + 2	6	1 x 75 mm/35, 4 x depth charge
	Aigle	4.3	5	1 x 2 + 4	2 x 2	6
	Milan	4.3	5	1 x 2 + 4	2 x 2 + 2	7	20 x mine

See also

• Vauquelin (direct successor to the Aigle-class contre-torpilleurs)

External links

• [Wikipedia] Aigle-class destroyer
• [Navypedia] AIGLE destroyers (1932 - 1934)

France destroyers
Bourrasque-class	Bourrasque · Tornade
Chacal-class	Chacal · Leopard · Panthere
Aigle-class	Aigle · Vautour · Milan
Vauquelin-class	Vauquelin
Le Fantasque-class	Le Malin · Le Triomphant
Mogador-class	Mogador
Hunt-class	La Combattante
Trophies	Germany
Desaix-class¹	Kleber
Type 1936	Marceau
	Italy
Chateaurenault-class²	Guichen
	Modified: ¹Type 1934A-class destroyers · ²Capitani Romani-class cruisers