Type
Serial Nb
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Sources :
- Book "Ils étaient là" from Jacqueline and Paul MARTIN
- Mr BRIAND Philippe : The Sergeant Henry VERANT was his uncle
POTEZ 390
Potez 390 A2
1
L-001
 Assigned to GAO 513. It was destroyed at Chaux on 23 April 1940. The crew, Captain DEBAISE (Pilot) and Adjudant CAMUS (Machine Gunner) were unharmed.
Potez 390 A2
32
L-062
 Assigned to GAO 513. The aircraft crashed at Chaux on 23 April 1940. The crew, Staff Sergeant René BERNARDIE (Pilot) and Second Lieutenant Gilbert BARET (Gunner) were unharmed.
Potez 390 A2
36
L-066
 Assigned to GAO 513, Slightly uneven landing on April 23, 1940 on the airfield of La Chapelle sous Chaux (90). At the Armistice, this aircraft will be listed on the airfield of Lyon Bron.
Potez 390 A2
37
L-067
 Assigned to GAO 513,
Potez 390 A2
55
L-085
 Assigned to GAO 513, The aircraft crashed on 16 June 1940 at Feurs airfield when it lost its left wheel on landing. Its pilot, Sergeant Henry VERANT, was unhurt. At the Armistice, this aircraft was registered at Aulnat airfield.
Potez 390 A2
67
L-097
 Assigned to the GAO 505 between 1937 and 1939, he will then be transferred to GAR 513. Aircraft burned on the Saint-Etienne airfield at Armistice.
Potez 390 A2
68
L-098
 Assigned to GAO 513,
Potez 390 A2
73
L-103
 Assigned to GAO 513,
Potez 390 A2
76
L-106
 Assigned to GO II / 32 - 3rd Sqn. He will then be transferred to GAO 513 with which he will make the campaign of France. Aircraft burned on the Saint-Etienne airfield at Armistice.
POTEZ 63-11
Potez 63-11
443
C-942
 Assigned to GAO 513, Slightly damaged on landing on May 28, 1940. The crew is unscathed: Captain FERAN (Pilot), Sub Lieutenant GILBERTRAS (Observer) and Sergeant ROY (Gunner)
Potez 63-11
448
C-947
 Affecté au GAO 513. Crashes at takeoff on May 28, 1940. CLEMENT Sub-Lieutenant (Observer) is killed. Sergeant PONCET (Pilot) and Sergeant-Major MARTINANT-SURIN (Gunner) are injured.

 

Aircrafts allocated to the GAO 513