Comment une corvette française a raflé le plus gros client militaire des Américains en Afrique

How a French corvette snatched America's biggest military client in Africa. While the United States was spending over $30 billion on the disastrous Littoral Combat Ship program, nicknamed "Little Crappy Ship" by its own sailors, and the Royal Navy was sending patrol boats armed with a single 30mm cannon to face Russian corvettes, Naval Group was building the Gowind 2500 in Brittany, a stealth corvette destined to conquer the world. From Egypt to Malaysia, from the United Arab Emirates to Argentina, this family of 100% French-made combat ships revolutionized the global naval arms market and snatched Washington's biggest military client in Africa. A story of engineers, industrial sovereignty, and audacity, told with the facts no one else shows you. Music used: Eyes of Glory - Aakash Gandhi, Duty Calls - Rod Kim. Photos from archive.org, public domain images.