Aconit was one of the nine Flower-class corvettes lent by the Royal Navy to the Free French Naval Forces. During World War II, she escorted 116 convoys, spending 728 days at sea. She was awarded the Croix de la Libération and the Croix de Guerre 1939–1945, and was cited by the British Admiralty. Following the war she was used as whaling ship for three different companies from 1947 to 1964.
Fighting French Corvette Sinks 2 U-boats. 14 March 1943, Greenock, the Fighting French Corvette Aconit Sank Two U-boats by Gunfire and Ramming While Escorting An Atlantic Convoy Through U-boat Pack on 10 March A15081
Fighting French Corvette Sinks 2 U-boats. 14 March 1943, Greenock, the Fighting French Corvette Aconit Sank Two U-boats by Gunfire and Ramming While Escorting An Atlantic Convoy Through U-boat Pack on 10 March A15078
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Fighting French Corvette Sinks 2 U-boats. 14 March 1943, Greenock, the Fighting French Corvette Aconit Sank Two U-boats by Gunfire and Ramming While Escorting An Atlantic Convoy Through U-boat Pack on 10 March A15080
Fighting French Corvette Sinks 2 U-boats. 14 March 1943, Greenock, the Fighting French Corvette Aconit Sank Two U-boats by Gunfire and Ramming While Escorting An Atlantic Convoy Through U-boat Pack on 10 March A15085
Fighting French Corvette Sinks 2 U-boats. 14 March 1943, Greenock, the Fighting French Corvette Aconit Sank Two U-boats by Gunfire and Ramming While Escorting An Atlantic Convoy Through U-boat Pack on 10 March A15082
Fighting French Corvette Sinks 2 U-boats. 14 March 1943, Greenock, the Fighting French Corvette Aconit Sank Two U-boats by Gunfire and Ramming While Escorting An Atlantic Convoy Through U-boat Pack on 10 March A15079