She is capable of deploying 16 NH90 or Tigre, four landing barges and a 40-tank Leclerc squadron, with up to 450 soldiers (900 for a sort period). She also has a fully capable 50-bed hospital. The NHI NH90 is a twin-engine, ten-ton multi-role helicopter manufactured by NHIndustries, a company established by Agusta, Eurocopter and Stork Fokker Aerospace. ... The Eurocopter Tiger is an attack helicopter manufactured by the Eurocopter Group. ... The Leclerc is a main battle tank built by GIAT Industries of France. ...
Construction site of the Projection and Command vessel Mistral, being assembled in the dock n°9 of the Brest arsenal (10th of Septembre 2003) Image File history File links File links The following pages link to this file: Mistral class landing platform dock FS Mistral FS Tonnerre ...
Launching of the Mistral Projection and Command vessel in Brest (6th of Octobre 2004) Wikipedia does not have an article with this exact name. ...
Launching of the Mistral Projection and Command vessel in Brest (6th of Octobre 2004) Image File history File links fr (original): Le lancement du Bâtiment de Projection et de Commandement (BPC) Mistral à Brest (6 octobre 2004). ...
The Mistral type is a class of assault helicopter carriers of the French Navy, capable of deploying 16 NH90 or Tigre.
The Mistral features a fully capable 69-bed hospital (as much as a 40 000 inhabitant town), with a triage room, a shock room, two surgery rooms, a room for treatment of burn injuries, a telesurgery room, and radiology equipments including a scanner.
The Mistral was constructed in two segments, the bow part in Saint-Nazaire, and the aft part in Brest.
Keel for the FSMistral (L9013) was laid in July 2003 and it was launched from the Brest dockyard in October 2004.
In July 2006, Mistral was deployed of the coast of Lebanon in support of the French Navy Operation Baliste, evacuating French nationals during the conflict involving Israel and the Lebanon.
The Mistral is armed with two MBDA France Simbad launchers for the Mistral air defence missile.