1913年4月20日
法國
法國
- The French battleship Provence was launched at Lorient, France. ww2dbase [Provence | Lorient, Bretagne | AC]
1923年1月17日
法國
法國
- The keel of light cruiser La Motte-Picquet was laid down by the Arsenal de Lorient in France. ww2dbase [La Motte-Picquet | Lorient, Bretagne | CPC]
1924年3月21日
法國
法國
- La Motte-Picquet was launched at Lorient, France. ww2dbase [La Motte-Picquet | Lorient, Bretagne | CPC]
1931年12月20日
法國
法國
- The keel of Jean de Vienne was laid down by the Arsenal de Lorient in Lorient, France. ww2dbase [Jean de Vienne | Lorient, Bretagne | CPC]
1935年7月31日
法國
法國
- Jean de Vienne was launched at Lorient, France. ww2dbase [Jean de Vienne | Lorient, Bretagne | CPC]
1940年7月21日
法國
法國
- U-56 arrived at Lorient, France and ended her tenth patrol. ww2dbase [U-56 | Lorient, Bretagne | CPC]
1942年8月5日
法國
法國
- Japanese submarine I-30 arrived at Lorient, France, disembarking 3,300 pounds of mica, 1,452 pounds of shellac, and blueprints of the Type 91 aerial torpedo. ww2dbase [Lorient, Bretagne | CPC]
1942年8月22日
法國
法國
- Japanese submarine I-30 departed Lorient, France with 50 T-Enigma coding machines (which would enable communications between Japanese Navy and German Navy), blueprint of air-defense radar, 5 G7a torpedoes, and 3 G7e electric torpedoes, and other technologies on board. ww2dbase [Lorient, Bretagne | CPC]
1942年11月22日
法國
法國
- The USAAF 306th Bomb Group flying from RAF Thurleigh launched a bombing raid against the German submarine facilities at Lorient, France. ww2dbase [Bombing of Cities in France and Low Countries | RAF Thurleigh | Lorient | DS]
1942年12月30日
法國
法國
- The USAAF 306th Bomb Group flying from RAF Thurleigh launched a bombing raid against the German submarine facilities at Lorient, France. ww2dbase [Bombing of Cities in France and Low Countries | RAF Thurleigh | Lorient | DS]
1943年1月23日
法國
法國
- The USAAF 306th Bomb Group flying from RAF Thurleigh launched a bombing raid against the German submarine facilities at Lorient, France. ww2dbase [Bombing of Cities in France and Low Countries | RAF Thurleigh | Lorient | DS]
1943年3月6日
法國
法國
- The USAAF 306th Bomb Group flying from RAF Thurleigh launched a bombing raid against the port facilities at Lorient, France. ww2dbase [Bombing of Cities in France and Low Countries | RAF Thurleigh | Lorient | DS]
1943年3月17日
法國
法國
- The USAAF 306th Bomb Group flying from RAF Thurleigh launched a bombing raid against the German submarine facilities at Lorient, France. ww2dbase [Bombing of Cities in France and Low Countries | RAF Thurleigh | Lorient | DS]
1943年4月16日
法國
法國
- The USAAF 306th Bomb Group flying from RAF Thurleigh launched a bombing raid against the power station at Lorient, France. ww2dbase [Bombing of Cities in France and Low Countries | RAF Thurleigh | Lorient | DS]
1943年4月27日
法國
法國
- German submarine U-518 arrived at Lorient, France and disembarked three prisoners captured from Swedish motor merchant Industria, which U-518 had sunk on 25 Mar 1943. The prisoners were later repatriated by aircraft to Sweden. ww2dbase [Lorient, Bretagne | HM]
1943年12月8日
法國
法國
- U-537 arrived at Lorient, France, ending her first war patrol. ww2dbase [U-537 | Lorient, Bretagne | CPC]
1946年9月11日
法國
法國
- De Grasse was launched at Lorient, France. ww2dbase [De Grasse | Lorient, Bretagne | CPC]
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