Surcouf French Submarine Cruiser
Surcouf was a large French cruiser submarine launched in 1929. Armed with twin 8″ guns in a turret in addition to 10 torpedo tubes, she also carried a Besson MB.411 floatplane for scouting. After the French armistice in 1940, she joined the Allies, but was sunk in mysterious circumstances on 19 February 1942, likely after a collision with the American freighter Thompson Lykes.
Surcouf
Surcouf 
Surcouf 
Surcouf 
Surcouf in dry dock, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, September 1941 
Surcouf 
General de Gaulle leaving the submarine Surcouf after exiting from the open hangar door. 
Surcouf 
Surcouf 
Surcouf 
Surcouf 
Surcouf 1938 in Casablanca 
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Turret and Gun Detail
Surcouf’ 8″ Turret 
The 8″ Gun Turret of Surcouf 
The 8″ Gun Turret of Surcouf 
The 8″ Gun Turret of Surcouf 
The 8″ Gun Turret of Surcouf 
The 8″ Gun Turret of Surcouf 
The 8″ Gun Turret of Surcouf 
Surcouf’s 8″ guns 
Greasing bore of Surcouf’s 8′ gun.
Interior Detail
Inside the Control Room of Surcouf 
Image of various controls on Surcouf 
Surcouf’s engine room being inspected
Surcouf’s Marcel-Berson 411 Seaplane
Surcouf’s Marcel-Berson 411 Seaplane 
Surcouf’s Marcel-Berson 411 Seaplane 
Surcouf’s Marcel-Berson 411 Seaplane