French ship Redoutable

Redoutable (French: scary ) is the name of a series of warships of the French Navy:

Redoutable ( 1706): prototype of a new class of ship
Redoutable (1740 ): privateer ship
Redoutable ( 1749): Line 74 gun ship. Took upon landing in Mahon under Admiral la Galissonière part, was destroyed in 1759 in Lagos.
Redoutable (1791 ), line 74 gun ship. Fought against Admiral Nelson's HMS Victory at the Battle of Trafalgar.
Redoutable (1800): Aviso, was applied by the HMS Success.
Redoutable (1801 ): Coast Guard vessel
Redoutable (1804 ): a xebec
Redoutable (1853 ): steam and sail ship
Redoutable (1876 ): first French warship with a hull made of steel.
Redoutable (1931 ): Redoutable (Q 136 ) was a submarine and ship type of Redoutable class in World War II.
Le Redoutable (S 611 ): First French nuclear submarine. Today, the largest publicly available U- boat in a museum.