(Forces Aériennes Françaises Libres).

A number of ships were leased from the British to compensate for the lack of warships in the FNFL, among them, the and the .

The FNFL suffered their first loss when the patrol boat hit a mine and sank on 7 November 1940 off Plymouth.

Africa

Soon after the fall of France, Free France was but a government in exile based in England, with no land of its own to speak of and very few land or sea forces. In an attempt to establish his authority

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