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Ordered on 23 May 1931 as part of the 1930 Naval Program, Le Malin was laid down by Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée at their shipyard in La Seyne-sur-Mer on 16 November 1931. She was launched on 17 August 1933, commissioned on 20 December 1935, completed on 1 May 1936 and entered service on 8 June.
Four ships of the French Navy have borne the name Le Malin ("clever one" in French, or alternatively "the naughty" or "the devil"). A cutter (1780–1786) A cutter (1795–1803) French destroyer Le Malin, a large destroyer of the Le Fantasque class (1931–1964) French ship Le Malin (A616) is a support ship from which the Commando Hubert operates.
Le Fantasque: Arsenal de Lorient: 16 November 1931 15 March 1934 10 March 1936 Scrapped, 1958 L'Audacieux: 27 November 1935 Sunk, 7 May 1943 Le Malin: Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée, La Seyne: 17 August 1933 1 May 1936 Scrapped, 1957 Le Terrible: Chantiers Navals Français, Caen. Ateliers et Chantiers de la Loire, Saint-Nazaire. 8 ...
At 21:35 hours Le Terrible ' s radar soon picked up targets further north and sailed towards them. When it was known that the targets were confirmed as non-allied, the French opened fire at roughly 9,000 yards just west of Ist Island, surprising the Germans. Le Malin opened fire on the largest of the targets which was the freighter and soon ...
When Le Triomphant arrived at Toulon on 7 February, she relieved Le Malin in the 10th Light Cruiser Division (10 e Division de croiseurs légers). The ship remained on active duty until she was placed in reserve at Bizerte on 1 November 1949. Le Triomphant was sold for scrap in December 1957 and was subsequently broken up. [23]
As of 1 October 1936 L'Indomptable, Le Triomphant and Le Malin were assigned to the 8th Light Division while Le Fantasque, Le Terrible and L'Audacieux belonged to the 10th. [7] Between 15 January and 26 February 1937, the 2nd Light Squadron cruised as far south as Conakry, French West Africa.
On January 1, 2023, La Poste abolished the J+4 [20] ecopli rate and the J+1 [21] [22] red stamp, and switched to digital letters. [23] New turquoise stamp (D+2 at €2.95, including tracking notifications). [24] The price is €1.49 for a 3-sheet E-letter, and €1.16 for a letter delivered on D+3.
Laposte began his career in his hometown club of La Gauloise de Trinité in La Trinité, Martinique.In 1972, he and fellow Trinitaire Christian André joined Paris Saint-Germain, then in the Division 3.