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?According to the draft design in 1938, the light cruiser ''De Grasse'' was developed from the ''[[La Galissonnière]]''-class ships, and shared their main advantages: improved armor and good main battery guns. She had distinctive AA armament, increased speed, and slightly reinforced torpedo tubes.+According to the draft design in 1938, the light cruiser ''De Grasse'' was developed from the ''[[La Galissonnière]]''-class ships, and shared their main advantages: improved armor and good main battery guns. She had distinctive AA armament, increased speed, and slightly reinforced torpedo tubes.<br>''{{#var:ship_name}}'' was first released for sale on 9 June 2017 for the EU server and 19 June 2017 for the NA server.
  
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 +{{AA Sidebar Warning Insert}}
 +''{{#var:ship_name}}'' is a premium Tier VI French cruiser that is a development of the ''La Galissonnière'' class. Both ships feature triple 152mm turrets in an AB-X configuration firing identical shells, though ''De Grasse'' has a slightly longer range. Given how quickly she puts shells downrange and the fire chance on her high explosive rounds, ''De Grasse'' is a superb fire-starter and a threat to burn down enemy capital ships at ranges that make her difficult to hit.
  
?''De Grasse'' is a Tier VI premium French Cruiser that is a development of the ''[[La Galissonnière]]'' class. They both feature triple 152mm turrets in a ABX configuration firing the same AP and HE shells, though ''De Grasse'' has a higher rate of fire and 0.3km higher range. Torpedo-wise, ''De Grasse'' features triple launchers instead of the twin launchers found on ''La Galissonnière,'' and thus has a longer reload on each mount. Both have unimpressive secondaries and weak AA. Maneuverability-wise, ''De Grasse'' is 2.5 knots faster, but has a 1.1 sec longer rudder shift time and a 40m wider turning circle. Both ships feature the engine boost consumable. Overall, ''De Grasse'' is fairly similar to ''La Galissonnière,'' and anybody used to her will feel right at home with ''De Grasse.''+Torpedo-wise, ''De Grasse'' features triple launchers instead of the twin launchers found on ''La Galissonnière'', and each mount has a longer reload time as a result. ''De Grasse''’s torpedoes are excellent long range harassment and area denial weapons, good for throwing around islands and into caps hoping to hit unsuspecting enemies; however, with only 3 fish on each side, captains shouldn't rely on them to devastate enemy battleships at close range.
  
?'''[https://forum.worldofwarships.com/topic/128192-premium-ship-review-de-grasse LittleWhiteMouse's Premium Ship Review: De Grasse] from the NA forums.'''+Both ships have unimpressive secondaries and weak AA. While ''De Grasse''’s anti-aircraft armament is sufficient for self-defense, her long range AA power is badly lacking even with {{Defensive AA Fire}} active; she's not a ship that her teammates can rely on for anti-aircraft support. ''De Grasse'' is notably faster than ''La Galissonnière'', but has a longer rudder shift time and a wider turning circle. She retains ''La Galissonnière's'' access to the {{Engine Boost}} consumable, while adding access to a {{Catapult Fighter}} that ''La Galissonnière'' doesn't have.
 + 
 +Captains who are veterans of ''La Galissonnière'' will feel right at home playing ''De Grasse'', and will find the slight improvements to her rate of fire and torpedoes to be welcome upgrades.
  
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?*Faster reload time than other French cruisers with 152mm guns.+* Main battery turrets traverse quickly, taking only 15 seconds for a 180° turn.
?*Main battery turrets traverse quickly, taking only 15 seconds for a full turn. +* Good main battery range.
?*Torpedoes have a range of 9 km with 60 knot speed.+* Torpedoes have a range of 9.0 km with decent 60 knot speed.
?*Wide torpedo launching angles.+* Wide torpedo launching angles.
?*High top speed which can be increased further with the Engine Boost consumable. +* High top speed which can be increased with the potent French {{Engine Boost}} consumable.
  
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?*While her reload time is faster than both [[ship:Émile Bertin|''Émile Bertin's'']] and [[ship:La Galissonnière|''La Gallissonniere’s'']], it is still slow compared to other cruisers carrying 152mm guns.+* Deck armor is nearly non-existent; bomb hits from carriers can easily penetrate and land citadel hits.
?*''De Grasse'' has only only three torpedoes per side. +* While her reload time is faster than both ''[[Émile Bertin]]'' and ''La Galissonnière'', it is still slow compared to other cruisers carrying 152mm guns.
?*The ship’s rudder can be incapacitated very easily.+* Almost impossible to land hits at full range due to horrid dispersion.
 +* Only three torpedoes per side. Her torps should not be relied on to win fights with battleships.
 +* Secondary guns are quite disappointing; their damage output is very low.
 +* Anti-aircraft suite is woefully inadequate. Even with {{Defensive AA Fire}} and {{Catapult Fighter}}, barely half of a Tier VI squadron can be shot down.
 +* The ship’s rudder can be incapacitated very easily.
  
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?As a premium ship, ''De Grasse'' doesn't have any upgrades to research.+As a premium ship, ''De Grasse'' has no module upgrades to research.
  
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? +The recommended upgrades for ''{{#var:ship_name}}'' are as follows:
?As a Tier VI cruiser with four upgrade slots, the following upgrades are recommended on ''De Grasse'':+*'''Slot 1''': {{Main Armaments Modification 1}}
?====Slot 1====+*'''Slot 2''': {{Engine Room Protection}}
?*[[Ship:Upgrades#Main_Armaments_Modification.C2.A01|Main Armaments Modification 1]], as ''De Grasse's'' anti-air capabilities are not very good and it relies mainly on its main batteries to deal damage.+*'''Slot 3''': {{Aiming Systems Modification 1}} for the decrease in dispersion.
?====Slot 2====+*'''Slot 4''': {{Steering Gears Modification 1}} to help with the already poor rudder shift time; she has the worst rudder shift out of all the Tier VI cruisers (with ''[[Budyonny]]'' second-worst).
?*[[Ship:Upgrades#Aiming_Systems_Modification.C2.A01|Aiming Systems Modification 1]], as aforementioned, her anti-air capabilities are not very good and the decrease in dispersion will help a little bit more.+
?====Slot 4====+
?*[[Ship:Upgrades#Steering_Gears_Modification.C2.A01|Steering Gears Modification 1]], as she is a French light cruiser with a very weak rudder (easily incapacitated).+
?====Slot 5====+
?*[[Ship:Upgrades#Steering_Gears_Modification.C2.A02|Steering Gears Modification 2]], to help with the already poor rudder shift time on the cruiser; she has the worst rudder shift out of all the Tier VI cruisers (with Budyonny second-worst at 8.6 seconds [top hull]).+
  
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 +Captains should focus their commander skills for ''De Grasse'' on protecting her modules and increasing the damage output by her main guns. However, it is not worth investing points in her weak secondaries and AA capabilities (they are 'beyond help').<br />''Last Stand'' is critical as French cruisers are prone to steering damage.
  
?{{Commander Skills+{{Commander Skills 3 CR
?| Priority Target = 3+<!-- Ratings 1,2,3 are legit. Others are ignored. Zero means the skill does nothing. -->
?| Preventative Maintenance = +| rating11 = 1 <!-- Grease the Gears -->
?| Expert Loader = +| rating12 = <!-- Swift Fish -->
?| Aircraft Servicing Expert = +| rating13 = <!-- Consumables Specialist/ affects only Fighter -->
?| Direction Center for Catapult Aircraft = 1+| rating14 = <!-- Gun Feeder -->
?| Dogfighting Expert = +| rating15 = <!-- Incoming Fire Alert -->
?| Incoming Fire Alert = 1+| rating16 = 3 <!-- Last Stand -->
?| Evasive Maneuver = +
  
?| High Alert = 1+| rating21 = 2 <!-- Pyrotechnician -->
?| Jack of All Trades = 1+| rating22 = <!-- Fill the Tubes -->
?| Expert Marksman = 1+| rating23 = 1 <!-- Consumables Enhancements/ Engine Boost and Hydro -->
?| Torpedo Acceleration = +| rating24 = 0 <!-- Eye in the Sky -->
?| Smoke Screen Expert = +| rating25 = 2 <!-- Priority Target -->
?| Expert Rear Gunner = +| rating26 = 2 <!-- Expert AA Marksman -->
?| Adrenaline Rush = 3+
?| Last Stand = 2+
  
?| Basics of Survivability = 1+| rating31 = <!-- Heavy HE and SAP Shells -->
?| Survivability Expert = +| rating32 = <!-- Enhanced Torpedo Explosive Charge -->
?| Torpedo Armament Expertise = +| rating33 = 2 <!-- Adrenaline Rush -->
?| Emergency Takeoff = +| rating34 = 0 <!-- Heavy AP Shells -->
?| Basic Firing Training = 1+| rating35 = 2 <!-- Superintendent -->
?| Superintendent = 2+| rating36 = <!-- Survivability Expert -->
?| Demolition Expert = 3+
?| Vigilance = +
  
?| Manual Fire Control for Secondary Armament = +| rating41 = 1 <!-- Top Grade Gunner -->
?| Fire Prevention = +| rating42 = 2 <!-- Outnumbered -->
?| Inertia Fuse for HE Shells = 3+| rating43 = 1 <!-- Radio Location -->
?| Air Supremacy = +| rating44 = <!-- Inertial Fuse for HE Shells -->
?| Advanced Firing Training = 2+| rating45 = 2 <!-- Concealment Expert -->
?| Manual Fire Control for AA Armament = 1+| rating46 = <!-- AA Gunner -->
?| Radio Position Finding = 1+
?| Concealment Expert = 3+
 }} }}
  
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?As a Tier VI French cruiser, ''De Grasse'' has all the same consumables as ''[[La Galissonnière]]'' but has a Catapult Fighter in a 4th slot as well; the following consumables are available on ''De Grasse'':+''De Grasse'' can equip the following consumables:
?*[[Ship:Consumables#Damage_Control_Party|Damage Control Party]]+* '''Slot 1:''' {{Damage Control Party}}
?*[[Ship:Consumables#Defensive_AA_Fire|Defensive Fire]] '''or''' [[Ship:Consumables#Hydroacoustic_Search|Hydroacoustic Search]]+* '''Slot 2:''' {{Defensive AA Fire}} '''or''' ({{Hydroacoustic Search}}
?*[[Ship:Consumables#Engine_Boost|Engine Boost]]+* '''Slot 3:''' {{Engine Boost}}
?*[[Ship:Consumables#Catapult_Fighter|Catapult Fighter]]+* '''Slot 4:''' {{Catapult Fighter}}
 +Hydroacoustic Search is recommended to increase ''De Grasse'''s anti-DD capabilities.
  
?She basically has the same consumables as [[Algerie]] and [[Charles Martel]], but with the Catapult Fighter and Engine Boost consumables in switched positions.+Note that the Fighter is in the fourth slot while other aircraft equipped French cruisers have them in the third slot.
? +
?It is highly recommended to mount premium Engine Boost II to maximize the usage of the ship's speed, and to mount premium Damage Control Party II if the player finds the rudder is incapacitated frequently. Premium Defensive Fire and Hydroacoustic search are optional, and the choice between the two is up to the player. Premium Catapult Fighter is '''not''' recommended.+
  
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?As a premium ship, ''De Grasse'' comes included with [[Ship:Camouflage#Premium_Camouflage|Type 10 camouflage]] that lowers her detection radius, reduces the accuracy of incoming shells, and increases the amount of experience she earns. +{{Prem Ship Camo Insert|shiptier=6}}
  
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?Like other French cruisers, ''De Grasse'' benefits significantly from signal flags that increase HE fire chance. Juliet Charlie may be used to mitigate the increased risk of detonation gained when mounting India X-Ray flags. November Foxtrot reduces the cool-down timer for consumables which is especially useful for the engine boost consumable. Sierra Mike is also highly recommended to increase the ship’s top speed. Special and Economic signal flags can be mounted to increase the experience and credit gain per battle. +Like other French cruisers, ''De Grasse'' benefits significantly from signal flags that increase HE fire chance, for example Victor Lima ({{Victor Lima|Size=22px}}). Juliet Charlie ({{Juliet Charlie|Size=18px}}) should be used to eliminate the increased risk of detonation from mounting India X-Ray ({{India X-Ray|Size=18px}}). November Foxtrot ({{November Foxtrot|Size=18px}}) reduces the cool-down timer for consumables which is especially useful for the potent engine boost consumable. Sierra Mike ({{Sierra Mike|Size=18px}}) is also highly recommended to increase the ship’s top speed.
  
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 | Sierra Mike = 3 | Sierra Mike = 3
?| India Delta =+| India Delta = 0
 | Juliet Whiskey Unaone =  | Juliet Whiskey Unaone =
 | India Yankee = 1 | India Yankee = 1
?| Juliet Charlie = 2+| Juliet Charlie = 3
   
?| Zulu = 3+| X-Ray Papa Unaone = <!-- +15% Smoke Gen action time -->
?| India Bravo Terrathree = 1+| Sierra Bravo = 2 <!-- +10% Hydro action time; -10% DAAF reload time -->
?| Equal Speed Charlie London = 3+
?| Zulu Hotel = 2+
?| Papa Papa = 1+
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?| Wyvern = 2+
?| Red Dragon = 3+
?| Dragon Flag = 3+
?| Ouroboros = 2+
?| Hydra = 1+
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 File:DeGrassePort.png File:DeGrassePort.png
 File:DeGrassePort2.png|''De Grasse'' comes with her originally planned 152mm main battery. File:DeGrassePort2.png|''De Grasse'' comes with her originally planned 152mm main battery.
?File:DeGrasseAirAttack3.png| ''De Grasse'' is stalked by torpedo bombers from an enemy [[ship:Ranger|''Ranger'']]+File:DeGrasseAirAttack3.png| ''De Grasse'' is stalked by torpedo bombers from an enemy ''[[Ranger]]''.
?File:DeGrasseAirAttack2.jpg|[[ship:Ranger|''Ranger's'']] dive bombers land hits on the ''De Grasse'' while she maneuvers to evade a torpedo attack.+File:DeGrasseAirAttack2.jpg|''[[Ranger]]''’s dive bombers land hits on ''De Grasse'' while she maneuvers to evade a torpedo attack.
 File:DeGrasseSalvo.jpg File:DeGrasseSalvo.jpg
 File:DeGrassePretty.jpg File:DeGrassePretty.jpg
 File:DeGrassePanicTorp.jpg File:DeGrassePanicTorp.jpg
 File:DeGrasseVive.jpg File:DeGrasseVive.jpg
 +File:PCEE103_De_Grasse.png|[[Ship:Flags#List_of_Ship_Flags|Flag]] of ''De Grasse''. Given to players who purchased a special bundle containing ''De Grasse''.
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 <h2>''De Grasse'', 1938</h2> <h2>''De Grasse'', 1938</h2>
 ===Construction=== ===Construction===
?:Builder: Lorient Naval Dockyard, Lorient, France+:Construction begun at '''Lorient Naval Dockyard; Lorient, France'''
 :Laid down: 28 August 1939 :Laid down: 28 August 1939
 :Launched: 11 September 1946 :Launched: 11 September 1946
?:Builder: Brest Naval Dockyard, Brest, France+<br>
 +:Construction completed at '''Brest Naval Dockyard; Brest, France'''
 :Commissioned: 10 September 1956 :Commissioned: 10 September 1956
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?[[File:De_Grasse_1961.jpg|500px|link=]]+[[File:De_Grasse_1961.jpg|none|frame|x280px|link=|''De Grasse'' at anchor, location unknown, circa 1961.]]
  
 ===Design=== ===Design===
?By 1936, the ''Marine Nationale'' was looking for the next generation of cruisers to succeed the then-modern ''[[La Galissonnière]]''-class cruisers. Still adhering to the limitations imposed by the 1936 London Naval Treaty, France sought to construct a new type of light-cruiser under the sub-8000 ton benchmark. Rationally, as successors to the 7,500 ton ''[[La Galissonnière]]''-class cruisers, the new light cruiser ''De Grasse'' would use the extra displacement to improve on the deficiencies discovered on the preceding light cruisers. Specifically, the three major areas of interest were to improve the aviation facilities, the armament suite, and propulsion. +By 1936, the ''Marine Nationale'' was looking for the next generation of cruisers to succeed the then-modern ''[[La Galissonnière]]''-class of ships. Still adhering to the limitations imposed by the 1936 London Naval Treaty, France sought to construct a new type of light-cruiser under the 8,000 ton benchmark. Rationally, as successors to the 7,500 ton ''La Galissonnière''-class cruisers, the new light cruiser ''De Grasse'' would use the extra displacement to improve on the deficiencies discovered on the preceding light cruisers: specifically, the aviation facilities, the armament suite, and propulsion.
  
?Originally designed in 1936, the cruiser was planned to have no less than two aircraft catapults, and the facilities to carry up to three individual aircraft. Furthermore, a series of lifts and tracks between the hangar and catapults were implemented to automatize the process. By positioning the dual-hangar amidships, ''De Grasse'' would use a single-funnel design, as opposed to her predecessor. The space on top of the hangars was used to install light AA and secondary fire-directors. However it was discovered that the aviation facilities were very cramped and she would be top-heavy. Therefore by the 1938 design proposal, she was limited to a single hangar, which meant a rearrangement of light AA and fire-control. +Originally designed in 1936, the cruiser was planned to have no less than two aircraft catapults, and the facilities to carry up to three individual aircraft. Furthermore, a series of lifts and tracks between the hangar and catapults were implemented to automate the process of launching aircraft. By positioning the dual-hangar amidships, ''De Grasse'' would use a single-funnel design, as opposed to her predecessor. The space on top of the hangars was used to install light AA and secondary fire directors. However, it was discovered that the aviation facilities were very cramped and she would be top heavy in this configuration. Therefore, by the 1938 design proposal, she was limited to a single hangar, which meant a rearrangement of light AA and fire control.
  
?De Grasse’s main armaments were of particular concern (due to the underperformance of her predecessors). After a few design proposals, it was decided to use the same rifles and configuration as ''[[La Galissonnière]]''-class, but the turrets themselves would be modified triple-gun versions of the DP guns mounted on battleship ''Richelieu''. Although they were heavier, these new mounts would have the ability to engage both surface and air threats, as they could elevate the guns up to +70˚. As well, these new mounts had the ability to reload at any elevation; a significant increase in rate of fire. Since the hoists for the shells and power were displaced off to the side of the guns, the turret could fit the smaller dimensions of a cruiser. +''De Grasse''’s main armament was of particular concern (due to the underperformance of her predecessors). After a few design proposals, it was decided to use the same rifles and configuration as ''La Galissonnière''-class, but the turrets themselves would be modified triple-gun versions of the dual-purpose guns mounted on battleship ''Richelieu''. Although they were heavier, these new mounts would have the ability to engage both surface and air threats, as they could elevate the guns up to +70˚. Additionally, these new mounts had the ability to reload at any elevation, offering a significant increase in rate of fire. Since the hoists for the shells and power were displaced off to the side of the guns, the turret could fit the smaller dimensions of a cruiser.
?Similarly, there was a revision of the AA suite of the ''De Grasse'' class. They would mount the completely novel twin 100mm Mle 1933 DP guns in fully-enclosed pseudo turrets – type ''avisos-dragueurs''. Not only are they more protected; but also they could be directed via centralized fire–control. But, due to weight and necessary space for dedicated magazine, only a few could be fitted. The three guns were all placed aft, which gave excellent rear cover, but poor front cover. To compensate, 4 twin-37mm Mle 1933 AA guns were positioned forward. Another improvement, from ''[[La Galissonnière]]''-class, ''De Grasse'' mounted 2 triple-550mm torpedo tubes; one on each side, amidships. +
  
?To ensure there was not any loss of performance due to the increase in displacement, it was a necessity to improve the propulsion machinery. While the internal layout was similar to her predecessors, new machinery was installed in place of the old. Boilers that were akin to the models used in ''contre-torpilleurs'' – which would operate at higher-pressure loads – and turbines that could be configured for multi-pressure work was installed. Ultimately this was able to increase power from 100,000 to 110,000 shaft horsepower; achieving a top speed above 32 knots. +Similarly, there was a revision of the AA suite of the ''De Grasse'' class. They would mount the completely novel twin 100mm Mle 1933 DP guns in fully-enclosed pseudo turrets – type ''avisos-dragueurs''. Not only were they better protected, but they could also be directed via centralized fire control. Unfortunately, due to weight and necessary space for dedicated magazines, only a few could be fitted. The three guns were all placed aft, which gave excellent rear cover but poor front cover. To compensate for this weakness in her AA arrangement, four (4) twin 37mm Mle 1933 AA guns were positioned forward. Another improvement from the ''La Galissonnière'' class, ''De Grasse'' mounted 2 triple 550mm torpedo tubes, one on each side, amidships.
  
?In the end, she was a cruiser that shared design characteristics of the ''[[La Galissonnière]]''-class and cruiser ''[[Algerie|Algerié]]''. Her hull was superficially similar to her predecessors; albeit with a more flared and narrow bow to increase sea keeping. Her superstructure was akin to the heavy cruiser: built around a central tower and a single funnel amidships. ''De Grasse'' used a combination of high tensile steel and duralumin – on the hull and superstructure respectively – to decrease displacement and top-weight. To save design time, a similar armour profile as ''[[La Galissonnière]]''-class was used on ''De Grasse'' as well. +To ensure there was not any loss of performance due to the increase in displacement, an improvement in main propulsion was required. While the internal layout was similar to her predecessors, new machinery was installed in place of the old. Boilers that were akin to the models used in ''contre-torpilleurs'' – which would operate at higher-pressure loads – and turbines that could be configured for multi-pressure work were installed. Ultimately, her designers were able to increase ''De Grasse''’s power from 100,000 to 110,000 shaft horsepower, resulting in a top speed above 32 knots.
  
?Later, she would be reconstructed as an anti-aircraft cruiser, but that is beyond the scope of this article. +In the end, ''De Grasse'' was a cruiser that shared design characteristics of the ''La Galissonnière'' class and cruiser ''[[Algérie]]''. Her hull was superficially similar to her predecessors, albeit with a more flared and narrow bow to increase sea keeping. Her superstructure was akin to the heavy cruiser: built around a central tower and a single funnel amidships. ''De Grasse'' used a combination of high tensile steel and duralumin – on the hull and superstructure, respectively – to decrease displacement and top weight. To save design time, a similar armor profile as the ''La Galissonnière'' class was used on ''De Grasse'' as well.
  
?With her design finalized in 1938, ''De Grasse'' was laid down on 28 August 1939 at the Lorient Naval Dockyards. With the commencement of the Second World War, her construction was on halt; she was launched 11 September 1946. By 1951 she was towed to Brest Naval Yard and was completed as an anti-aircraft cruiser. She was commissioned into the ''Marine Nationale'' on 10 September 1956. +With her design finalized, ''De Grasse'' was laid down on 28 August 1939 at the Lorient Naval Dockyards. The commencement of the Second World War in September 1939 halted her construction, and she was not launched until 11 September 1946. In 1951, she was towed to Brest Naval Yard and was finally completed as an anti-aircraft cruiser with a radically different main battery configuration. She was commissioned into the ''Marine Nationale'' on 10 September 1956.
  
 ===Service=== ===Service===
?''She shimmied a little to the left. Then she shimmied a little to the right .Then she shimm– aaand she's decommissioned.''+Despite being laid down nearly two decades earlier, ''De Grasse'' finally entered service in 1956, becoming the flagship of the French Mediterranean Squadron. Her service in the Mediterranean was largely uneventful, serving there from 1956 until she was taken out of service momentarily in 1964. Following two years of conversions, she re-entered the ''Marine Nationale'' as the flagship of the Nuclear Testing fleet, bound for the French Polynesia. There she would remain until she was decommissioned in 1973, and sold for scrap in 1974.
? + 
 +===Historical Inaccuracies===
 +* ''De Grasse'' is represented in World of Warships in the configuration she would have had if she had been completed using her original design. Her as-built armament in 1956 was reminiscent of the ''[[Atlanta]]''-class light cruisers of the U.S. Navy, comprised of eight (8) twin 127mm dual-purpose turrets.
 +* The dazzle camouflage scheme is actually the historical camouflage of ''Gloire'', a ''[[La Galissonnière]]''-class cruiser. ''De Grasse'' was never camouflaged.
 + 
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 File:De Grasse (1946).jpg|''De Grasse'' as completed. File:De Grasse (1946).jpg|''De Grasse'' as completed.
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 +{{AnnoWiki|content='''[https://forum.worldofwarships.com/topic/128192-premium-ship-review-de-grasse LittleWhiteMouse's Premium Ship Review: ''{{#var:ship_name}}''] from the NA forums'''}}
 +# [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_cruiser_De_Grasse French cruiser ''De Grasse'' - Wikipedia]
 +# [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Galissonni%C3%A8re-class_cruiser ''La Galissonnière''-class cruiser - Wikipedia]
 +# [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMJ5jqCMrkk Armada: De Grasse - World of Warships Official Channel - YouTube]
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 +{{WoWS Ship Changelog Insert|1=
 +*Available for testing by supertesters in the game starting from Update 0.6.5.
 +*Update 0.6.6:
 +**Available for purchase in the Premium store.
 +*Update 0.6.7:
 +**Information about the year of the ship's release was corrected. The entry "Commissioned: 1956. Number in the series: 1" has been changed to "Project year: 1938". This was done due to the cardinal differences between the 1938 project and the ship that entered service in 1956.
 +*Update 0.6.11:
 +**Available for purchase for doubloons in the client.
 +*Update 0.6.12:
 +**Detectability when firing main guns in smoke changed to 6.72 km.
 +*Update 0.6.13:
 +**Fire extinguishing time now 30 s instead of 60 s.
 +**Improved display of thin elements.
 +*Update 0.6.15:
 +**A bonus was added to the "Type 10" permanent camouflage - a 10% discount to the cost of post-battle maintenance.
 +*Update 0.7.7:
 +**Became unavailable in the game client for purchase with doubloons.
 +*Update 0.7.9:
 +**Minor fixes to geometry and textures.
 +**Became available in the game client for purchase for doubloons.
 +*Update 0.7.10:
 +**The range of the Hydroacoustic Search consumable was unified - 4 km for detecting ships, 3 km for detecting torpedoes.
 +*Update 0.9.2:
 +**HE shell penetration increased from 24 to 25 mm.
 +**Armor thickness was changed: deck armor increased from 16 to 25 mm.
 +*Update 0.10.0:
 +**The firing range of the secondary battery was increased to 5.6 km.
 +}}
  
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De Grasse
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Cruiser | France | Tier VI
Tech Tree Position
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General
Purchase priceSpecial Doubloons
Hit Points31,200 
Main Battery
IDS_PFGM046_152_55_MLE_19363 х 3 pcs.
Rate of Fire7.41 shots/min.
Reload Time8.1 sec.
Rotation Speed12 deg./sec.
180 Degree Turn Time15 sec.
Firing Range16.17 km.
Maximum Dispersion144 m.
HE Shell152 mm HE OEA Mle 1937 
Maximum HE Shell Damage2,200 
Chance of Fire on Target Caused by HE Shell12 %
Initial HE Shell Velocity870 m./s.
HE Shell Weight55 kg.
AP Shell152 mm AP OPfK Mle 1937 
Maximum AP Shell Damage3,300 
Initial AP Shell Velocity870 m./s.
AP Shell Weight57.1 kg.
Secondary Armament #1
100 mm/45 Mle 1933 on an Mle 1937 mount3 х 2 pcs.
Firing Range5.6 km.
Rate of Fire15 shots/min.
Reload Time4 sec.
HE Shell100 mm HE OEA Mle 1928 
Maximum HE Shell Damage1,400 
Initial HE Shell Velocity780 m./s.
Chance of Fire on Target Caused by HE Shell6 %
Torpedo Tubes
550 mm tube lance-torpilles2 х 3 pcs.
Rate of Fire0.67 shots/min.
Reload Time90 sec.
Rotation Speed25 deg./sec.
180 Degree Turn Time7.2 sec.
Torpedo550 mm 23DT 
Maximum Damage14,833 
Torpedo Speed60 knot
Torpedo Range9 km.
AA Defense
IDS_PFGM046_152_55_MLE_19361 х 3 pcs.
. . . Average Damage per Second8.3 
. . . Firing Range5.01 km.
152 mm/55 Mle 1930 on an Mle 1936 mount2 х 3 pcs.
. . . Average Damage per Second16.6 
. . . Firing Range5.01 km.
100 mm/45 Mle 1933 on an Mle 1937 mount3 х 2 pcs.
. . . Average Damage per Second20.4 
. . . Firing Range5.01 km.
13.2 mm Hotchkiss Mle 1929 on a CAQ Mle 1929 mount1 х 4 pcs.
. . . Average Damage per Second5 
. . . Firing Range1.2 km.
37 mm/50 CAIL Mle 1933 on a CAD Mle 1933 mount4 х 2 pcs.
. . . Average Damage per Second9.2 
. . . Firing Range3 km.
13.2 mm Hotchkiss Mle 1929 on a CAD Mle 1929 mount2 х 2 pcs.
. . . Average Damage per Second7 
. . . Firing Range1.2 km.
Maneuverability
Maximum Speed33.5 knot
Turning Circle Radius690 m.
Rudder Shift Time8.8 sec.
Concealment
Surface Detectability Range12.92 km.
Air Detectability Range6.44 km.
Battle Levels
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Special

De Grasse — French special premium Tier VI cruiser.

According to the draft design in 1938, the light cruiser De Grasse was developed from the La Galissonnière-class ships, and shared their main advantages: improved armor and good main battery guns. She had distinctive AA armament, increased speed, and slightly reinforced torpedo tubes.
De Grasse was first released for sale on 9 June 2017 for the EU server and 19 June 2017 for the NA server.

Modules

Main Battery Guns Rate of Fire
(shots/min)		180° Turn Time
(sec)		Maximum Dispersion
(m)		Maximum HE Shell Damage
(HP)		Chance of Fire on Target Caused by HE Shell
(%)		Maximum AP Shell Damage
(HP)		 Research price
(exp)		 Purchase price
(Credits)
152 mm/55 Mle 1930 on an Mle 1936 mount7.4151442,200123,300 00
Hull Hit Points
(HP)		Armor
(mm)		Armor
(mm)		Main Turrets
(pcs.)		Secondary Gun Turrets
(pcs.)		AA Mounts
(pcs.)		Torpedo Tubes
(pcs.)		Hangar Capacity
(pcs.)		 Research price
(exp)		 Purchase price
(Credits)
De Grasse31,2006100332/1/4/3/32 00
Torpedoes Rate of Fire
(shots/min)		Torpedo Tubes Reload Time
(sec)		180° Turn Time
(sec)		Maximum Damage
(HP)		Torpedo Speed
(knot)		Torpedo Range
(km)		 Research price
(exp)		 Purchase price
(Credits)
550 mm 23DT0.7907.214,833609 00
Fire Control System IDS_SHIP_PARAM_SUO_INCREASE_DIST
(%)		Maximum Firing Range
(km)		 Research price
(exp)		 Purchase price
(Credits)
PCA n° 6 Mle 10 00
Engine Maximum Speed
(knot)		 Research price
(exp)		 Purchase price
(Credits)
Propulsion: 110,000 hp33.5 00

Compatible Upgrades

 Slot 1 
 Main Armaments Modification 1
 Auxiliary Armaments Modification 1
 Damage Control Party Modification 1
 Slot 2 
 Damage Control System Modification 1
 Engine Boost Modification 1
 Defensive AA Fire Modification 1
 Hydroacoustic Search Modification 1
 Engine Room Protection
 Slot 3 
 Main Battery Modification 2
 Secondary Battery Modification 1
 AA Guns Modification 1
 Aiming Systems Modification 1
 Torpedo Tubes Modification 1
 Slot 4 
 Damage Control System Modification 2
 Propulsion Modification 1
 Steering Gears Modification 1
 Airstrike Modification 1

Player Opinion

Performance

Warning: The data presented in the AA Defense sidebar section may be incorrect.
Refer to the in-game Port screens for more useful data.

De Grasse is a premium Tier VI French cruiser that is a development of the La Galissonnière class. Both ships feature triple 152mm turrets in an AB-X configuration firing identical shells, though De Grasse has a slightly longer range. Given how quickly she puts shells downrange and the fire chance on her high explosive rounds, De Grasse is a superb fire-starter and a threat to burn down enemy capital ships at ranges that make her difficult to hit.

Torpedo-wise, De Grasse features triple launchers instead of the twin launchers found on La Galissonnière, and each mount has a longer reload time as a result. De Grasse’s torpedoes are excellent long range harassment and area denial weapons, good for throwing around islands and into caps hoping to hit unsuspecting enemies; however, with only 3 fish on each side, captains shouldn't rely on them to devastate enemy battleships at close range.

Both ships have unimpressive secondaries and weak AA. While De Grasse’s anti-aircraft armament is sufficient for self-defense, her long range AA power is badly lacking even with Defensive AA Fire While active, the damage per second of large caliber anti-aircraft guns is increased. active; she's not a ship that her teammates can rely on for anti-aircraft support. De Grasse is notably faster than La Galissonnière, but has a longer rudder shift time and a wider turning circle. She retains La Galissonnière's access to the Engine Boost While active, increases a ship's speed by a fixed percentage. consumable, while adding access to a Catapult Fighter While active, a group of fighter planes circles the ship providing protection by attacking incoming enemy aircraft. that La Galissonnière doesn't have.

Captains who are veterans of La Galissonnière will feel right at home playing De Grasse, and will find the slight improvements to her rate of fire and torpedoes to be welcome upgrades.

Pros:

  • Main battery turrets traverse quickly, taking only 15 seconds for a 180° turn.
  • Good main battery range.
  • Torpedoes have a range of 9.0 km with decent 60 knot speed.
  • Wide torpedo launching angles.
  • High top speed which can be increased with the potent French Engine Boost While active, increases a ship's speed by a fixed percentage. consumable.

Cons:

  • Deck armor is nearly non-existent; bomb hits from carriers can easily penetrate and land citadel hits.
  • While her reload time is faster than both Émile Bertin and La Galissonnière, it is still slow compared to other cruisers carrying 152mm guns.
  • Almost impossible to land hits at full range due to horrid dispersion.
  • Only three torpedoes per side. Her torps should not be relied on to win fights with battleships.
  • Secondary guns are quite disappointing; their damage output is very low.
  • Anti-aircraft suite is woefully inadequate. Even with Defensive AA Fire While active, the damage per second of large caliber anti-aircraft guns is increased. and Catapult Fighter While active, a group of fighter planes circles the ship providing protection by attacking incoming enemy aircraft., barely half of a Tier VI squadron can be shot down.
  • The ship’s rudder can be incapacitated very easily.

Research

As a premium ship, De Grasse has no module upgrades to research.

Optimal Configuration

Upgrades

The recommended upgrades for De Grasse are as follows:

Commander Skills

Captains should focus their commander skills for De Grasse on protecting her modules and increasing the damage output by her main guns. However, it is not worth investing points in her weak secondaries and AA capabilities (they are 'beyond help').
Last Stand is critical as French cruisers are prone to steering damage.

Consumables

De Grasse can equip the following consumables:

Hydroacoustic Search is recommended to increase De Grasse's anti-DD capabilities.

Note that the Fighter is in the fourth slot while other aircraft equipped French cruisers have them in the third slot.

Camouflage

As a premium ship, De Grasse comes with Default permanent camouflage and a set of permanent combat bonuses.

Signals

Like other French cruisers, De Grasse benefits significantly from signal flags that increase HE fire chance, for example Victor Lima (+1% chance of causing a fire for bombs and shells with a caliber above 160mm / +0.5% chance of causing a fire for bombs and shells with a caliber below 160mm. / +4% chance of causing flooding.). Juliet Charlie (-100% to the risk of your ship's magazine detonating.) should be used to eliminate the increased risk of detonation from mounting India X-Ray (+1% chance of causing a fire for bombs and shells with a caliber above 160mm. / +0.5% chance of causing a fire for bombs and shells with a caliber below 160mm.). November Foxtrot (-5% reload time on all consumables.) reduces the cool-down timer for consumables which is especially useful for the potent engine boost consumable. Sierra Mike (+5% to the ship's maximum speed.) is also highly recommended to increase the ship’s top speed.


Gallery

  • DeGrassePort.png

  • De Grasse comes with her originally planned 152mm main battery.

  • De Grasse is stalked by torpedo bombers from an enemy Ranger.

  • Ranger’s dive bombers land hits on De Grasse while she maneuvers to evade a torpedo attack.

  • DeGrasseSalvo.jpg
  • DeGrassePretty.jpg
  • DeGrassePanicTorp.jpg
  • DeGrasseVive.jpg

  • Flag of De Grasse. Given to players who purchased a special bundle containing De Grasse.

Historical Info

Historical Gallery

Video

References

LittleWhiteMouse's Premium Ship Review: De Grasse from the NA forums
  1. French cruiser De Grasse - Wikipedia
  2. La Galissonnière-class cruiser - Wikipedia
  3. Armada: De Grasse - World of Warships Official Channel - YouTube


Ship Change Log

See here for links to Update notes.

  • Available for testing by supertesters in the game starting from Update 0.6.5.
  • Update 0.6.6:
    • Available for purchase in the Premium store.
  • Update 0.6.7:
    • Information about the year of the ship's release was corrected. The entry "Commissioned: 1956. Number in the series: 1" has been changed to "Project year: 1938". This was done due to the cardinal differences between the 1938 project and the ship that entered service in 1956.
  • Update 0.6.11:
    • Available for purchase for doubloons in the client.
  • Update 0.6.12:
    • Detectability when firing main guns in smoke changed to 6.72 km.
  • Update 0.6.13:
    • Fire extinguishing time now 30 s instead of 60 s.
    • Improved display of thin elements.
  • Update 0.6.15:
    • A bonus was added to the "Type 10" permanent camouflage - a 10% discount to the cost of post-battle maintenance.
  • Update 0.7.7:
    • Became unavailable in the game client for purchase with doubloons.
  • Update 0.7.9:
    • Minor fixes to geometry and textures.
    • Became available in the game client for purchase for doubloons.
  • Update 0.7.10:
    • The range of the Hydroacoustic Search consumable was unified - 4 km for detecting ships, 3 km for detecting torpedoes.
  • Update 0.9.2:
    • HE shell penetration increased from 24 to 25 mm.
    • Armor thickness was changed: deck armor increased from 16 to 25 mm.
  • Update 0.10.0:
    • The firing range of the secondary battery was increased to 5.6 km.

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