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A number of French ships have borne the name ''Mont-Blanc'', in honour of the [[Mont-Blanc]] mountain. Among them, |
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* The [[ship of the line]] |
* The [[ship of the line]] {{ship|French ship|Mont Blanc|1793|3}} |
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* The civilian cargo ship {{SS|Mont-Blanc}} (1899) of the [[Compagnie Générale Transatlantique]], which when carrying ammunition during [[World War I]] blew up in the [[Halifax Explosion]] of 1917. |
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A number of French ships have borne the name Mont-Blanc, in honour of the Mont-Blanc mountain. Among them,
- The ship of the line Mont Blanc (1793)
- The civilian cargo ship SS Mont-Blanc (1899) of the Compagnie Générale Transatlantique, which when carrying ammunition during World War I blew up in the Halifax Explosion of 1917.
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