- French ship Aigle
ships of the
French Navy have born the name "Aigle" ("eagle"), honouring the bird of prey as well as the symbol of theFirst French Empire :
* "Aigle" (1692-1712), a 36-gunship of the line
* "Aigle" (1704-1710), a fireship
* "Aigle" (1751-1765), a 50-gun ship of the line
* "Aigle" (1780-1765), a 16-gunbrig , captured HMS "Eagle"
* "Aigle" (1781-1784), alugger
* "Aigle" (1782), a 40-gunfrigate
* "Aigle" (1783-1788), a barge
* "Aigle" (1800-1805), a "Téméraire" class ship of the line
* "Aigle" (1805-1814), a landing craft
* "Aigle" (1813-1814), axebec
* "Aigle" (1858), anaviso
* "Aigle" (1858-1891), an imperialyacht
* "Aigle" (1916-1919), an auxiliary ship
* "Aigle" (1919-1925), atug
* "Aigle" (1932-1942), a destroyer, lead ship of her class
* "Aigle" (M647, 1987-2016), a tripartite minehunterSee also
* French ship "Aigle d'Or"
* French ship "Aiglon"
* HMS "Eagle"
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