Dunkerque

French super-dreadnought fast battleship

Dunkerque anchored at Mers-el-Kebir, Algeria, July 1940. Dunkerque is the nearest ship, with the Bretagne class battleship Provence to her port side. Followed by Dunkerque's sister-ship Strasbourg, battleship Bretagne and sea-plane tender Commandant Teste.

The six warships moored across the bay are the large destroyers Mogador, Volta, Le Terrible, Lynx, Tigre and Kersaint.

Battleship Dunkerque Image Gallery
Dunkerque in the year she was completed (1937)	Dunkerque at rest	Dunkerque at rest (second photograph)
Dunkerque with crew on deck	Dunkerque from an aerial view with the crew lined up on deck	Dunkerque at anchor
Dunkerque superstructure viewed from the bow area	Dunkerque with her crew assembled for their photograph	Dunkerque officers and crew looking more at ease
Dunkerque in the Firth of Forth, Scotland in 1939	Dunkerque steaming slowly	Dunkerque creating an impressive wake
Dunkerque or sister-ship	Dunkerque viewed from the ship's bow	Dunkerque view of the fishing village of Mers-el-Kebir
Dunkerque seen from the air	Dunkerque in a quiet and calm looking Mer-el-Kebir anchorage	Dunkerque with her forecastle-deck completely covered with canvas
Dunkerque seen from atop the Mer-el-Kebir fortress	Dunkerque and the "Force de Raid"	Dunkerque anchored at Mers-el-Kebir, Algeria, July 1940