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The 15 pages that link to French Navy, each with the reason it gives.

• Royal NavyCompared with: France is another European naval power with independent nuclear and expeditionary capabilities.

• French ArmyCompared with: It is a separate service whose maritime missions complement the Army’s land operations.

• Émile BorelRelated: As minister of the navy, Borel held responsibility for this institution.

• Ironclad warshipRelated: The French Navy pioneered the first ocean-going ironclad amid competition with Britain.

• Pierre Savorgnan de BrazzaRelated: Brazza entered the French Navy and gained the support that enabled his African expeditions.

• Franco-Tahitian WarRelated: Naval power supported French landings, supply, and the occupation of Papeete.

• Treaty of Alliance (1778)Related: French sea power helped isolate Cornwallis and protect allied operations at Yorktown.

• Siege of La Rochelle (1572–1573)Related: Control of sea access was central to isolating La Rochelle.

• French Armed ForcesBroader topic: Its ships and submarines extend French military reach across the world’s oceans.

• Nicolas AppertRelated: Preserved provisions could address the difficulty of feeding crews on long voyages.

• Dassault RafaleRelated: Its need for carrier aviation drove the development of the Rafale M.

• Attack on Mers-el-KébirNarrower topic: The attack targeted a major concentration of its ships and sailors.

• ToulonRelated: Toulon is the navy’s principal Mediterranean base.

• Eugène SueRelated: Sue served as a naval surgeon before becoming a full-time writer.

• Jean-François de GalaupNarrower topic: Lapérouse’s career and authority came from this institution.