Discover the French Navy's New Generation Supply Vessel

[@thomasromanelli2561]

As a logistics geek, I find this ship to be quite beautiful. It's interesting to see the progression of installed, defensive armaments on support vessels like this over the recent years, which is both logical and overdue given the environment they will be required to operate in and the fact that opponent forces will likely consider replenishment vessels to be high-priority targets.

[@alexis_ian]

The circular shape bridge is an intresting feature probably gives good view during replensihment-at-sea operations

[@NavalNews]

Exactly. Something i forgot to mention in English. But the program director (in the French video) mentions it indeed 👍

[@josephthien9302]

Very Nice Ship, seems well laid out for stores and munitions transfer and Helicopter operations. I was a division officer on the USS Sacramento (AOE-1) a long time ago. Logistics is the unsung hero of all military operations.

[@ohauss]

Well, let's not forget that one of the previous french supply ships, which also doubles as a C&C ship, was accidentally mistaken for a civilian freighter by some Somali pirates in one of their worst oopsies...

[@johnsmith-ro2tw]

I was wondering too who was Jacques Chevallier. So, he is a graduate from X, he was one of the main guys who developed the nuclear propulsion engines on the French nuclear submarines.

[@chrisf5462]

Thank you Xavier, another fantastic video. 🇦🇺🇫🇷

[@NavalNews]

My pleasure!

[@denault3985]

A beautiful supply ship, very necessary.

[@leeforeman3656]

Good video Xavier. Looks like a well thought out vessel. They will provide good service for the French navy for many years.

[@rubiconklbrutorowman7577]

Very well constructed, France! USA

[@thierrymilan2039]

And Italy.

[@sunartonoto5818]

Respect France from Indonesia

[@Cartoonman154]

It's not very often you get to see inside a replenishment ship.

[@ARCNA442]

Great to see such an in-depth video on a logistics ships. However, you really need to turn down the volume on your opening music a bit.

[@NavalNews]

Thanks, will do!

[@DucadiBorgogna_]

Italy baby

[@Nainara32]

I would have thought that it would would be more efficient to transport dry goods containerized instead of palletized. Then you could use a lot of civilian heavy lift infrastructure to support your logistics chain.

[@thierrymilan2039]

I'm not sure you understood the means of a military supply ship. There's nothing to compare with a civilian cargo ship except parts of the design.

[@mptw]

Next time you include a segment with strobing lights (@1:45), please put a disclaimer before the segment plays. Might trigger some types of epilepsy!

[@NavalNews]

Noted, apologies and good point 👍

[@yggtor3961]

Very good video thank you

[@NavalNews]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@jamieshields9521]

Very interesting supply vessel, I wonder if Australian Navy would consider this design for JSV requirement?

[@ohauss]

Question is how happy the French would be to share, given recent developments. It's not precisely like they'd expect Australia to follow through on the contract...

[@jureeratpholseela7508]

@@ohauss The design is from Italy so not them to share ...

[@thierrymilan2039]

@@jureeratpholseela7508 The ship-hull design is from Italy, not the weapons systems.

[@gaetanocesaro3561]

Nobody said that this vessel is made by Naval Group and is based on a Fincantieri Project of the resupply vessel Vulcano of the Italian Navy: why not?

[@CriscCiaddu]

It doesn't matter🥱 If one day a country wants to buy this type of ship, only Fincantieri will make money😁🇮🇹

[@jureeratpholseela7508]

It was mentioned in the French video ...

[@CriscCiaddu]

@@jureeratpholseela7508 Glad I heard that, but why not here?🥲

[@jureeratpholseela7508]

@@CriscCiaddu well a mistake or omission as the video in English are a bit shorter than the one in French ...

[@CriscCiaddu]

@@jureeratpholseela7508 I hope it's a mistake, sometimes Italy is underestimated by many civil or military projects, even by the Italian citizens themselves🥲

[@MUMMY9ful]

Thank you, any development about mmsc for RSNF?

[@chandrachurniyogi8394]

although unrelated to this video, but couldn't help saying . . . the EDA-R multi mission amphibious catamaran landing craft suits best when paired with Mobile Expeditionary Support Ships, but not LHA or LHDs though . . . infact the EDA-R multi mission amphibious catamaran landing craft can be more versatile if it can be transported on large bow/stern loading LST . . . new built EDA-R multi mission amphibious catamaran landing craft could be powered by new cutting edge Na-FuelCell™ HYBRId® M-EP system, instead of the old oil burner power pack . . . an increase in length, beam & draft of the EDA-R multi mission amphibious catamaran landing craft will liberate more usable payload capacity . . .

[@cruisinguy6024]

Bloody hell why does the music get so loud

[@TennisWorldSetPoint]

but it runs on thousands of gallons of diesel Americans vessels run for years using nuclear steam power. US Navy has weapons in classes that only some other countries try to create. our trident missles and other newer missles and the sonic weapons are deep classified the subs have increased the warhead capabilities

[@teodytrinidad9497]

Airport not Allowed guarding the memorial turned Change of Themselves

[@Mrclean71]

The French should focus on their navy more to counter the Turks in the Ageaen and the Algerians across the Mediterranean

[@siadwarsame2045]

just to educate you the Aegean Sea isn't located in France but Greece. but France likely will send it's more powerful navy to support Greece in case of a war between Turkey and Greece.

[@athrunzala6770]

the new French army finance law will greatly improve our navy

[@lordtemplar9274]

@@siadwarsame2045 FYI France has a bilateral mutual defense agreement with Greece. Furthermore Greece is part of the EU which is also covered by a defense agreement.

[@dutch6390]

💪 🇨🇵 👍

[@giuseppepala1978]

based on italy class vulcano.....

[@siadwarsame2045]

Italian Volcano class is built by Naval group of France Lol.

[@giuseppepala1978]

@@siadwarsame2045 the project It s italiano, based on the class ship vulcano project... The bow of the four ships It s builted in Italy...

[@CriscCiaddu]

​@@siadwarsame2045 Nope, it's projected, builded and tested by Fincantieri🇮🇹 in La Spezia.

[@jureeratpholseela7508]

@@CriscCiaddu Nope . The design is indeed the Class Vulcano from an Italian design as the previous project under the name of FLOTLOG by the STX France company was purchased by Fincantieri they just canceled the project and went for the Vulcano. However the four units of the class are to be constructed in Saint-Nazaire, at Chantiers de l'Atlantique.

[@jureeratpholseela7508]

@@CriscCiadduI understand what you meant now so to be more precise : A temporary consortium of Chantiers de l’Atlantique and Naval Group received a contract to build four supply vessels in January 2019. First steel was cut for the lead vessel, Jacques Chevallier, at Fincantieri’s Castellammare di Stabia naval shipyard in Italy in May 2020. The keel-laying ceremony followed in February 2021. The forward section of Jacques Chevallier was delivered to Chantiers de l’Atlantique at the Castellammare di Stabia shipyard, Naples, in November 2021. Chantiers de l’Atlantique awarded a contract to Damen Marine Components (DMC) for supplying rudders and steering gear systems for the LSS vessels in January 2021. ALMACO secured a contract for the delivery and installation of cold stores, galleys and laundry areas in January 2021. In September 2020, Naval Group selected iXblue to supply navigation systems for the four French Navy future vessels. Fincantieri was selected by Chantiers de l’Atlantique (CdA) for building the forward sections of the French LSS vessels in October 2019. The sections will be delivered between 2021 and 2027. GE Power Conversion received a contract from Chantiers de l’Atlantique to provide propulsion systems for the four LSS vessels in 2020. The first MV7000 drives for the project passed their factory acceptance tests at GE Power Conversion’s factory in Nancy, France, in November 2021.

[@DucadiBorgogna_]

Isn't an itlian design ???

[@lucaiervasi8515]

Fincantieri at the request of the Italian Navy began the development of a new class of LSS in 2014. In 2016 the Vulcano class took shape. in 2018 france joined the project through the OCCAR programme. (the same one that gave life to the fremm class) as was the case on the frigates of the fremm class, after developing the class, the two countries customized the lss to adapt them to the needs of their respective navies. as a result it has become a joint Italian-French project.

[@teodytrinidad9497]

Dyis sisingkwenta tawagan mo nalang cho Adreng

[@teodytrinidad9497]

Press colored Sing Puti Hindi sing linis

[@rolandxor179]

So now the French navy no longer run out of smart bombs like in Libya ?

[@specialk5070]

The French? Ha ha ha ha!! 😂💨💨 does the ship operate in permanent retreat!! What 🐈💨

[@Nottap63]

You know that history lessons were mandatory at school?

[@tomjohnston3393]

Both the Chinese and American supply ships are bigger and better than this French one.

[@V-2BN]

who asked?

[@NavalNews]

And your point is ?

[@michaelcoles6140]

Why does that matter? This ship is going to work just fine along side French British and any other NATO ships. It will be on rotation with many others, that will be going back and forth all the time. Well done France! shame the uk can’t pull its act together and build fully domestic supply vessels.

[@davidtaylor7978]

My bit is bigger than your bit brigade !!!!!!

[@siadwarsame2045]

​@@michaelcoles6140 don't waste ur time with this guy, he's probably a salty Limey because his country can't build a world class Replenishment ship like the French. btw, he said The Americans and Chinese have bigger ships than the French, which is false as the Chinese vessels have smaller displacement and are inferior to western technology. Yes, I do agree that the Americans have larger vessels as they have bigger and more capable navy than the French.

[@elnesti1890]

Woow the French nr one they are doing perfect job in defence industry just look at those corridors you don't know that you are on a ship....