Flamant-class patrol vessel

Service And Conflict Use

1. Oct 29, 1997

   Cormoran enters service

   The second ship in the class, Cormoran, was commissioned and entered French Navy service in October 1997.

   Sources: Flamant class Offshore Patrol Vessel OPV French Navy Marine

2. Dec 18, 1997

   Flamant and Pluvier enter service

   Flamant and Pluvier were commissioned in December 1997, completing the class's entry into French Navy service.

   Sources: Flamant class Offshore Patrol Vessel OPV French Navy Marine

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