Bouclier class

===Description===
These ships were a radically different approach on the subject of a destroyer by the French navy. Much larger, faster and heavier armed than their predecessors, they are a very modern design and comparable to the best destroyers of other nations.
===Ship data===
Relative combat value: 266
Basic damage control capacity: 136%
Dimensions
Displacement: 738 tons
Length: 72 m
Width: 8 m
Draught: 3 m
Standard crew: 82
Performance
Maximum speed (undamaged): 30 knots
Endurance: 2965 km
Coal capacity: 140 tons
Armour protection
Conning tower armour: 0
Hull armour: 0
Main belt armour: 0
Deck armour: 0
Best armour type: None
Armament
2 x 100mm M1893, centrally controlled. Ammo: 200 rounds
4 x 65mm M1902, locally controlled. Ammo: 600 rounds
4 x 45cm M12D Torpedos, centrally controlled. Ammo: 4 torpedoes
===Ships in class===
* Bouclier
* Francis Garnier
* Capitaine Mehl
* Boutefeu (away in the Mediterranean)
* Casque (away in the Mediterranean)
* Cimiterre (away in the Mediterranean)
* Dague (†, mined on February 24th 1915)
* Faulx (away in the Mediterranean)
* Fourche (away in the Mediterranean)
* Commandant Bory (away in the Mediterranean)
* Commandant Riviere (away in the Mediterranean)
* Dehorter (away in the Mediterranean)
Category:Armée Navale
Category:Ship type
Category:Light Forces
Category:Destroyer