# Croisière du Grand Hiver order of battle

The Order of battle of the Croisière du Grand Hiver lists the French forces involved in the Campaign of the Great Winter 24 December 1794 – 3 February 1795, during the French Revolutionary Wars.

## Order of Battle

First squadron, Villaret-Joyeuse :
| Division | Ship | Guns | Commander | Notes |
| First division | Tourville | 74 | Henry | |
| First division | Montagne | 120 | Captain Vignot Vice-amiral Villaret-Joyeuse | |
| First division | Marat | 74 | Captain Le Francq | |
| Second division | Gasparin | 74 | L'Hermitte | |
| Second division | Révolution | 74 | Lalande | |
| Third division | Superbe | 74 | Colomb | Lost on 30 January, 21 men lost |
| Third division | Neuf Thermidor | 80 | Doré | Lost on 29 January |
| Third division | Alexandre | 74 | Guillemet | |
| Second squadron, Bouvet ||||||
| Division | Ship | Guns | Commander | Notes |
| Fourth division | Jemmappes | 74 | Lafond Contre-amiral Renaudin | |
| Fourth division | Majestueux | 110 | Le Beau | Contre-amiral (rear-Admiral) |
| Fourth division | Aquilon | 74 | La Terre | |
| Fifth division | Montagnard | 74 | Richery | |
| Fifth division | Scipion | 74 | Huguet | Lost on 30 January |
| Fifth division | Trente-et-un-Mai | 74 | Ganteaume | |
| Sixth division | Patriote | 74 | Le Tendre | |
| Sixth division | Entreprenant | 74 | Dufay | |
| Third squadron, Nielly ||||||
| Division | Ship | Guns | Commander | Notes |
| Seventh division | Convention | 74 | Terrasson | Lost her rudder on 30 January, towed back to Lorient |
| Seventh division | Terrible | 110 | Captain Bedout Contre-admiral Nielly | |
| Seventh division | Pelletier | 74 | Raillard | |
| Eighth division | Révolutionnaire | 110 | Le Gouardin | Returned in a battered state. Deemed irreparable and broken up. |
| Eighth division | Nestor | 74 | Monnier | Damaged, back to harbour on 31 December. |
| Ninth division | Trajan | 74 | Leroy | |
| Ninth division | Indomptable | 74 | Le Mesle | |
| Ninth division | Tyrannicide | 74 | Alain-Joseph Dordelin | |
| Light squadron, Van Stabel ||||||
| Division | Ship | Guns | Commander | Notes |
| First division | Éole | 74 | Trinquelléon | |
| First division | Jean Bart | 74 | Pittet | |
| First division | Audacieux | 74 | Philastre | |
| First division | Tigre | 74 | Matagne Contre-amiral Van Stabel | |
| First division | Fougueux | 74 | La Brière | |
| Second division | Zélé | 74 | Porlodec | |
| Second division | Mucius | 74 | Larreguy | |
| Second division | Téméraire | 74 | Morel | Damaged, back to Saint-Malo on 31 December. Deemed irreparable and broken up. |
| Second division | Droits de l'Homme | 74 | Cornic | |
| Ships that failed to depart ||||||
| | Républicain | 110 | Longer | Wrecked on Mingant rock. 10 men lost. |
| | Redoutable | 74 | Montcousu | Damaged while departing, had to cancel. |
| | Neptune | 74 | Tiphaigne | Delayed by damage to her capstan, later ran aground off Perros Guirrec. 50 men lost. |
| Frigates and smaller ships ||||||
| | Vertu | | Lieutenant Montagniès | |
| | Courageuse | 44 | Captain Dalbarade | |
| | Méduse | 26 | | |
| | Virginie | 44 | Jacques Bergeret | |
| | Surveillante | 32 | | |
| | Insurgente | | | |
| | Railleuse | 32 | | |
| | Précieuse | | | |
| | Fraternité | 32 | | |
| | Embuscade | 32 | | |
| | Tamise | 32 | Fradin | |
| | Charente | 36 | | |
| | Républicaine | 32 | François Pitot | |
| | Berceau | 22 | | |
| | Bayonnaise | 24 | | |
| | Légère | 22 | Carpentier, fils. | |
| | Réolaise | 20 | Lieutenant Tanays | |
| | Espion | 16 | | |
| | Bergère | 16 | | |
| | Impatiente | | | |
| | Atalante | 16 | | |
| | Papillon | 12 | | |
| | Bonnet Rouge | | | |
| Total casualties: 81 men ||||||
| Source: Histoire des marins français 1789-1815, CA (2eS) Hubert Granier, p.94 Batailles navales de la France, Onésime-Joachim Troude, Challamel ainé, 1867, vol.2, p. 404 ||||||