These sites should find all listed FNFL personnel, some though are not listed on these sites. 

Pages for Captains have been added to the lists.

For links contained within lists highlight the link, then copy and paste in your browser.

The Affectation is the official document listing a sailors postings during his service.

Some role/rank descriptions are translated from the source and may not align with the formal

Ranks shown are those attained during the entire war and may not reflect the crewmembers grade whilst serving on the Chasseurs.

Some ships appear to have larger compliments, this is due to more lists being discovered for  some vessels e.g. Chasseur 41 which lists 42 FNFL and 4 R.N crew members, this number is spread throughout the war. Hopefully more lists will be discovered as time goes on.

Crew count by ship shown in brackets thus ( )

Base Personnel

This section has been created to Group the names of those individuals whose Affectations are listed as either Base Chasseurs or Chasseurs i.e. no Chasseur assignation in lists, this does not mean that they did not go to sea. (32)

Jean-François Couillandre at the Grave of Pierre Michel Guilcher in Northwood Cemetary

Group photos of various crews  appear in the crew lists

Chasseur 10 break time                                                                                              Collection L'Hours

It was not  all fighting                                         Collection Ollivier

Crewlists where known   

These lists will not include all crew members, many appear on more than one ship, hence some compliments appear reduced, this is in an attempt to avoid duplication.

They show, where it is known the ships  compliment for the period covering the entire war.

https://www.wrecksite.eu/wreck.aspx?4947

https://hmcoastguard.uk/news/bell-wreck-dunkirk-rescue-ship-donated-french-museum

https://www.wartimememoriesproject.com/ww2/ships/ship.php?pid=2548

https://lifeboatmagazinearchive.rnli.org/volume/war-years/1943/chasseur-5-a-chaser-of-the-french-naval-forces-1?searchterm=Yacht+Gan&page=1509

http://ecole.nav.traditions.free.fr/cdo_autres_brattesani.htm

Chasseur 5 was in Cowes from March 1943  she capsized during a gale off Swanage  on the 21st December 1943. 

Chasseur 8 was in Cowes from June 1941.  (24)

She gave active support during the Cowes blitz on the night of the 4th & 5th May 1942 with one rating killed in action.

She was lost due to bombing off the Lizard 13th July 1942 with all hands but one lost. 26.

See dedicated page

https://fr.geneawiki.com/wiki/Marins_tu%C3%A9s_dans_le_chasseur_8_%22RENNES%22_-_1939-1945

The list below contains crew assigned to Chasseur 8 during her service, missing from linked list most left before Ch8 was lost. (9)

Name                         Role/Rank                                                             

Chasseur 10 Bayonne was in Cowes from June 1941 onwards. (37)

she took part in the Bruneval raid 28th February 1942 and the  Dieppe raid 19th August 1942. 

 she shot down 1 plane at Dieppe and damaged one other. Saved crew of mined cargo vessel "Frode" 11th April 1943.

http://www.warsailors.com/singleships/frode.html

Below Chasseur 10 annotated as on D-Day off Courseulles (probably the day after)

Crew of Chasseur 10 Bayonne  ashore

Chasseur 11 was in Cowes from June 1941 and left for Brest in February 1945. (24)

She took part in Bruneval raid 28th February 1942.

On 28th October 1942 together with Paimpol Q015,  she engaged with and drove off

3 E boats south of the Isle of Wight. 

Chasseur 11 crew, a night out to the Folly Inn

Chasseur 12 was in Cowes during the blitz of the night of the 4th &  5th of May 1942 being fitted out, she would re-enter service later that year. (14)

During D-Day she escorted pipelaying ships for Operation Pluto, according to Pierre L'Hours their most dangerous mission of the war, laying speed was 2 knots their orders were that if they came under attack they had to stay put and be "Sitting Ducks". Fortunately they did not come under fire.

She left Cowes for  Brest in February 1945.

Chasseur 13 was in Cowes from August or September 1942 She left for Brest in February 1945. (20)

She took part in the Bruneval Raid on the 28th February 1942 and the Dieppe Raid on the 

19th August 1942, (see Gervase Edward E crew list).

On D-Day she carried out patrols between Port-en-Bessin and Courseulles with Ch 14,15,& 41

Reference page for René Le Tourneur

https://compagnonshavrais.jimdofree.com/biographies-de-ffl-du-havre/letourneur-ren%C3%A9-fnfl/

Chasseur 14 was in Cowes from August or September 1942 onwards. (13)

She appears to have been operated under the Royal Navy White Ensign during her service.

On D-Day she carried out patrols between Port-en-Bessin and Courseulles with Ch 13,15,& 41

On D-Day Ch 15 carried out patrols between Port-en-Bessin and Courseulles with Ch 13,14,& 41. (14)

Crew of Chasseur 15 Paimpol                                                                                      Collection Le Goff

Chasseur 41 was flotilla leader in Cowes from  June 1941 onwards. (46)

she took part in the Dieppe raid 19th August 1942, she shot down 4 planes (2 at Dieppe), damaged 2 submarines, saved 2 airmen 7/11/42.

On D-Day she carried out patrols between Port-en-Bessin and Courseulles with Ch 13,14,& 15

Crew of Chasseur 41 Audierne on Board                                                                 Collection Le Goff

Crew of Chasseur 41 Audierne on Parade                                                                  Colletion Le Goff

Jean Baptiste Le Goff 6th from right front row

Crew Chasseur 41 same day different angle                                                          Collection Le Goff

More Crew Chasseur 41                                                                                                Collection Ollivier

Maurice Le Saffre front row far right kneeling

Chasseur 41 Audierne colourised with AI      Photo Collection Delannoy, colour Robert Le Goff

Chasseur 42 was in Cowes from June 1941. (13)

She took part in the defence of  Portsmouth during bombing on the  11th April 1941.

She shot down a Heinkel on the 9th June 1941.

She took part in the Bruneval raid on the 28th February 1942 and  the Dieppe raid on the 

19th August 1942.

She left for French Equatorial Africa on the 11th September 1942.

Chasseur 43 was in Cowes from June 1941. (29)

On 13th May 1941 she fought off an air attack on the "André Blondel" which was on loan to Trinity House East Cowes in her role as a Buoy layer.

She shot down 2  planes 31st May 1942.

She took part in the Dieppe raid 19th August 1942 when she shot down  further 2 planes.

She badly damaged a U Boat in December 1942, the U Boat was finished off later by  a R.N. Destroyer.

She left Cowes for French Equatorial Africa 11th September 1942.

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La Diligente

Was a WW1 gunboat of 315 tons. Listed by R.N. as a base ship for the  Chasseurs  from June 1941 to July 1945. (2 Paul Accarias also list in base personnel)

Also used by the French Navy to assist in evacuation of Dunkirk  and served at Vlissingen in 1940

https://forum.warthunder.com/t/friponne-class-gunboat-la-diligente/20265