The mass scuttling took place at the order of Admiral de Laborde, Commander-in-Chief of the French fleet.  The following ships were sunk.  An asterisk (*) indicates the unit became operational in Axis service. Only sparsely crewed, Tigre fell into German hands nearly undamaged.

Battleships
Strasbourg, Dunkerque, Provence

Heavy Cruisers
Algérie, Foch, Colbert, Dupleix

Light Cruisers
La Galissonnière, Marseillaise, Jean de Vienne

Seaplane Tender
Commandant Teste

Destroyers
Lynx, Panthère, Tigre*, Lion*, Valmy, Vauban, Verdun, Guépard, Aigle, Gerfaut, Vautour, Vauquelin, Cassard, Kersaint, Tartu, L’Indomptable*, Mogador, Volta;
Trombe*, Bordelais, La Palme, Le Mars, Bison, Casque, Foudroyant, L’Adroit, Mameluk, Sirocco, Le Hardi, Lansquenet

Torpedo Boats
Baliste*, La Bayonnaise*, La Pursuivante;

Submarines
Caiman, Galatée, Naiade, Sirène, Eurydice, Thétis, Achéron, Fresnel, Henri Poincaré, Vengeur, Redoutable, Pascal, L’Espoire, Diamant, Vénus, Aurore;
Avisos: D’Iberville, Les Eparges, Yser, Granit, Dédaigneuse, L’Impétueuse, Chamois*, La Curieuse*

Plus three other small craft.