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Chacal-class destroyer
The ''Chacal'' class, sometimes known as the ''Jaguar'' class, were a group of six French Navy large destroyers (''contre-torpilleur'') built commencing 1923. Designed as larger, more capable counterparts to the , they set a standard for French destroyer design until the mid-1930s. All were named for wild animals: ''Chacal'' means jackal, and the other five were named for big cats.
==Ships==
The class saw service in the Second World War.
*''Lynx'', ''Panthère'' and ''Tigre'' were scuttled at Toulon on 27 November 1942 to prevent them being requisitioned by the Germans. The Germans later raised them: ''Lynx'' was broken up for scrap metal. ''Panthère'' and ''Tigre'' were repaired and transferred to the Italian Navy. ''Panthère'' was then scuttled again at La Spezia on 9 September 1943. ''Tigre'', the only ship of the class to survive the war, was transferred once more to the Free French on 29 October 1943, and she was decommissioned on 4 January 1954.
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