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Name
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Rank
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Unit
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Post
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Informations
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Civil-statut |
Photo
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Indiv. Card
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Citations
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| QUANAUX
Robert |
Staff-Sergeant
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Radio
- Machine-Gunner
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| QUEMENER |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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| QUERAT |
Commander
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Cder
of Group GB I/15
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Born on 26
February 1897 |
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| QUERETTE
Francis |
Captain
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Cder
2nd Sqn.
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He was killed
on 26 February 1945 while serving at the Djedeida Instruction
Centre No 26. |
Born on 10
August 1908 in Hyères (83 - Var)
Killed on 26 February 1945 in Biskra (Algeria) |
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| QUIDEAU
Corentin - Jean-Marie |
Staff-Sergeant
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Radio
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On 20 May 1940,
his aircraft, the LeO 451 No95, attacked by the fighter, hit
a ME109 and crashed with it. The crew was killed. |
Born May 27,
1917 at Plobannec-Lesconil (29 - Finistère)
Killed May 20, 1940 at Berny-sur-Noye (80 - Somme) |
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| RABOUIN
Roger |
Lieutenant
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Chief
of Board
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Born on 13
May 1903 |
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| RAILLARD
Charles - Robert |
Lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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On 5 June 1940,
LéO 451 No 19 took part in a night mission to the B.M.W
factory north of Munich. But the aircraft, caught in the fog,
crashed on the ground near Besançon and exploded. The
crew was killed. |
Born on 5 May
1907 at Blaise (52 - Haute-Marne)
Killed on 05 June 1940 at Glamandans (25 Doubs) |
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| RANNOU Mathieu
- Yves |
Staff-Sergeant
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The Bloch MB
210 No 143 was reported missing with all its crew on 13 June
1940 during a night bombing raid. |
Born on 11
July 1914 in Clohars (29 - Finistère)
Missing on 13 June 1940 (Italy) |
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| RAOUL Louis
- Marie |
Sub-lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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On 16 May 1940, his aircraft,
the LeO 451 No 27, was destroyed by Flak. Sub Lieutenant RAOUL,
wounded, jumps by parachute.
After the war, Louis RAOUL,
an agricultural teacher, was mayor of CALLAC from 1965 to
1981.
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Born February
16, 1917 in Plouguer (29 - Finistère)
Died May 14, 1981, Roanne (42 - Loire) |
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| RAOUL
Castelnau - Louis |
Staff-Sergeant
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Radio
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On June 13,
1940, Bloch 210 No12, badly damaged by the Flak, crashed. The
crew is killed.. |
Born on 25
March 1916 at La Goulette (Tunisia)
Killed at Bourges (18 - Cher) on 13 June 1940 |
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| RAPOPORT
Eugène |
Sub-lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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On May 31,
1940, the Leo 451 No. 73 was shot down by Fighters. Sub-Lieutenant
RAPOPORT unhamed, parachutes. |
Born on 3 September
1911
Died 24 August 1949 |
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| RAUCH |
Captain
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Cder
3rd Sqn.
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| RAVAS Etienne
- Jean |
Commander
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Cder
of Group
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In 1934, Etienne
Ravas, then Captain, was seconded to the airline ‘Les Chargeurs
Réunis’. Armed with his knowledge of the African
coast, he carried out a meteorological study with a view to
setting up the Company's trading posts, and thus contributed
to the establishment of the Dakar-Pointe Noire line. |
Born 16 December
1896, Cognac (16 - Charente)
Died 11 April 1982, Antibes (06 - Alpes-Maritimes) |
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| RAVENEAU
Victor - Henry |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Pilot
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The Douglas
DB7 No31 was shot down by BF110 on June 5, 1940. The crew was
killed. |
Born on 14
May 1905 at Clefs (49 - Maine et Loire)
Killed on 5 June 1940 at Houppeville (76 - Seine-Maritime) |
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| REGNAULT
Raymond |
Staff-Sergeant
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Radio
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At
the beginning of 1940, he took part in the experimentation
of the Amiot 354 in Marignane, France.
On
May 18, 1940, his aircraft was shot down by the Flak during
a German armored attack. Sergeant-Sergeant REGNAULT, wounded,
parachutes himself and will be taken prisoner.
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| REGNOUX
Jules - Raymond |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Pilot
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Wounded on
19 September 1939: his aircraft, the LeO 451 No7, is destroyed
on take-off following an engine failure. |
Born August
31, 1902 at Vineuil (36 - Indre)
Died August 15, 1983, Vierzon (18 - Cher) |
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| RENARD Auguste
- Adrien |
Staff-Sergeant
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Observer
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- GB II/34
: On May 16, 1940, his aircraft was hit by the Flak, while he
attacked for the 5th time an armored vehicle. The aircraft manages
to regain the ground but is unusable. The CHief Warrant Officer
RENARD is unscathed.
- GB I/31 : On 8 June
1940 during a night mission, his aircraft, the LeO 451 No3006,
hit by flak, lost its way and fell into the sea off Les Sables-d'Olonne.
The crew was killed except for Staff Sergeant RENARD who was
unhurt and was the only survivor.
He was killed on March
02, 1945 over Germany while serving with the RAF's 142 Squadron;
this unit, specialized at the time in night hunting, was equipped
with Canadian-made Mosquito B MK25s.
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Born August
04, 1904 in Magneville (50 - Manche)
Killed on March 2, 1945 in Putzchen (Germany) |
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| RENAUDIE
Maurice Arthur |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Machine-Gunner
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The Breguet
693 Nb 10 was shot down by the flak during a ground attack on
May 12, 1940. The Chief Warrant Officer RENAUDIE was killed. |
Born on 4 July
1904 in Paris
Killed on 12 May 1940 at Roclenge Sur Geer (Belgium) |
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| RENAULT
Guy |
Staff-Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
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The Breguet
693 No54 crashes on June 7, 1940 after being attacked by 8 Me109.
The crew is seriously injured. |
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| RENDU |
Lieutenant
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GB II/35
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Cder
3rd Sqn.
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| RENNESSON
Roger - Alphonse |
Captain
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Chief
of Board and Cder 3rd Sqn.
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Born in Nancy
(54 - Meurthe et Moselle) on 19 February 1902
Died in Menton (06 - Alpes-Maritimes) on 22 February 1974 |
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| RESSEGUIER
Léon - Pierre |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Pilot
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Born August
25, 1903 in Magalas (34 - Hérault)
Died at Sète (34 - Hérault) on 20 August 2001 |
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| REY Célestin
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Commander
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Célestin
REY enlisted in 1911, initially as an artilleryman. In February
1916, he joined the air force as an observer and fought in the
C228 squadron. He obtained his pilot's licence in March 1917
before taking command of his squadron. From 1919 to 1923, he
was posted to North Africa and took part in various campaigns.
On his return to France, he joined the 35th Bombardment Squadron
and took part in the ‘France-Senegal’ raid, a 10,300-kilometre
journey. In July 1932, he was put in charge of organising the
Lyon-Bron air base. In 1936, he took command of the 1st Group
of the 25th Bombardment Wing before heading the Wing from September
1939. He was demobilised in August 1940 and finally retired
in September 1948. He left active service with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. |
Born in Charavines
(38 - Isère) on 1 February 1892
Died at Voiron (38 - Isère) on 18 April 1962 |
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| REY René |
Sergeant
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Cannoneer
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On May 31,
1940, the Leo 451 No. 29 was shot down by Fighters. Sergeant
REY was seriously injured. |
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| REY Marie
- Albert |
Staff-Sergeant
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Pilot
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On 9 June 1940,
Glenn Martin 167 F No 140 was shot down by hunters. Staff Sergeant
REY was killed. |
Born in Lyon
(69 - Rhône) on 6 January 1916
Killed on 9 June 1940 at Chivres (02 - Aisne) |
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| REYNAUD
Jean-Louis |
Staff-Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
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He was killed
on 04 November 1943 at sea, in the colours of the FAFL, as part
of the Artois Group: his plane crashed into the sea following
the premature explosion of an on-board explosive charge... |
Born on 31
October 1913 in Saint-Etienne (42 - Loire)
Killed on 4 November 1943 at Djino (off the coast of Congo) |
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| REYRE |
Chief-Warrant
Offier
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| REYS |
Sergeant
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| REYX Jacques |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Pilot
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Jacques REYX
enlisted in 1937 and joined the Istres school to learn to fly,
firstly with the 38th Wing, then in 1939 with the GBI/34, with
which he took part in the French campaign. He prepared for the
EOR (Elève Officier de Réserve) and attended the
Chartres and Bordeaux schools. A student at the Ecole de l'Air
de Salon in 1942 and at the Kasba Tadla school in 1944, he was
posted to the Dauphine II/3 in 1945, then to the GT I/61 Touraine
in 1948. He was sent to Indochina in 1952, posted to Châteaudun
in 1955, then to the Air Force Headquarters in 1958. He was
sent to Algeria in 1962, to Oran. He was a trainee at the CESA
(Centre d'études stratégiques aérospatiales).
Jacques REYX was placed on aircrew leave in 1964 with the rank
of Colonel. |
Born on 28
January 1915 in Saint-Verain (58 - Nièvre)
Died at Saclay (91 - Essone) on 22 July 2009 |
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| RICHARD |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Pilot
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Was
present at the unit in 1937, and took part in the first assault
bombing tests on Mureaux 117, at the Reims CEAM.
The Breguet 693 No. 10 was shot down by flak during a ground
attack on 12 May 1940. Chief Warrant Officer RICHARD, wounded,
was taken prisoner. |
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| RICHARD
André |
Staff-Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
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André RICHARD joined
the French Air Force in April 1933. Posted to Compiègne
Air Base until 1935, he was then transferred to the 15th Bombardment
Wing at Avord Air Base. He obtained his Brevet de Mitrailleur
in 1937. He served in the GB I/15 during the French Campaign.
After the Armistice, he went on Armistice leave in December
1940.
In 1942, he rejoined the
Air Force with the rank of Warrant Officer and joined the
Resistance. He was wounded in 1944 while fighting with the
Auvergne Light Division. He was appointed a Lieutenant in
the Air Force, and after being posted to the Ecole des Cadres
de Meudon, then to Marrakech, he joined the C.S.E.A (Commandement
Supérieur des Ecoles de l'Air). He was killed on 16
December 1945 in the crash of an NC-701 Martinet.
Source "cétaitautemps.net"
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Born on 14
May 1913 in Clary (59 - Nord)
Killed on 16 December 1945 near Massy-Palaiseau |
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| RICHE Philippe
- Charles |
Sub-lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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On June 10,
1940, the LéO 451 No 14 was shot down by Fighters. The
crew is killed. |
Born in Paris
(75) on 9 November 1918
Killed on 10 June 1940 at Tagnon (08 - Ardennes) |
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| RIEDEL Frédéric |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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GB I/38
or GB II/38
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Pilot
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| RIGAUX Maurice
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Sub-lieutenant
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Pilot
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On 6 June 1940,
Glenn Martin 167F No 147 was hit head-on by flak and exploded
in flight. All three crew members were killed. |
Born on 27
September 1903 at Boulogne-sur-Mer (62 - Pas-De-Calais)
Killed on 6 June 1940 at Ricquebourg (60 - Oise) |
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| RIGOURD
Arsène - Alfred |
Sub-lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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On 17th May
1940, his aircraft, the LeO 451 No61, was destroyed by the German
Fighter Force. The crew is killed. |
Born August
29, 1918 at saint-Onen La Chapelle (35 - Finistère)
Killed May 17, 1940 at Floyon (59 - Nord) |
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| RION Gilbert |
Adjutant
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Cannoneer
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He joined the
Free French Air Force and was seconded to the RAF School on
1 September 1944 |
Born in Sermiers (51
- Marne) on 15 March 1908
Died at Reims (51 - Marne) on 22 May 1972
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| RISSE André |
Captain
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Cder
of Group
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André
RISSE was posted to GB I/12 before joining GB II/31 to take
command. |
Born on 10
June 1903
Died 19 March 1966 |
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| RITZ |
Staff-Sergeant
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Cannoneer
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On May 11,
1940, the LéO 451 No 63, severely hit by the Flak, managed
to rejoin his land, but was destroyed on landing. Staff-Sergeant
RITZ has previously parachuted and will be taken prisoner. |
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| RIVET Omer |
Lieutenant
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Pilot
and Squadron Commander
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Joined the
French Air Force in 1930. |
Born in Nachamps
in Charente Maritime. |
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| RIVIERE |
Chief-Warrant-Officer
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ROBERT
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Sergeant
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Pilot
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| ROCABOY
François Joseph |
Captain
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Captain ROCABOY
was killed by accident on 12 November 1941 in Vigan |
Born on 24
June 1907 at Fougères (35 - Ille Et Vilaine)
Killed on 12 November 1941 at Vigan (30 - Gard) |
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| ROCHAIS
Paul Henri |
Staff-Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
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During an attack
of tanks, the Breguet 693 n ° 69 is shot down by Me109 on
June 9, 1940: the crew is killed. |
Born on 30
January 1914 at Fontenay Le Comte (85 Vendée)
Killed on 9 June 1940 at Forges Les Eaux (76 Seine Maritime) |
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| ROCHER André
- Victor |
Captain
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Crew
Chief
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The No451 Leo
40 was shot down by the Flak on May 17, 1940. The crew was killed. |
Born
2 August 1906, Gabès (Tunisia)
Killed 17 May 1940, Guise (02 - Aisne) |
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| ROCHEREAU
Camille - Alexis |
Chief-Warrant
Officer
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Born 1 October
1912
Died 20 July 1945 |
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| ROGER |
Corporal
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Radio
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On 20th May
1940, his aircraft, the LeO 451 No106, was shot down by Flak
and the German Fighter. Slightly wounded, he had to parachute. |
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| ROLLAND |
Sub-lieutenant
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Pilot
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- May 30, 1940,
the Potez 633 No. 17G is shot down by 5 Me109. Second Lieutenant
ROLLAND is unharmed.
- On the return of a mission, the Breguet 693 n ° 52, damaged
by the Flak on June 8, 1940, crashes on landing: the crew is
unscathed.
- On June 9, 1940, the Breguet 693 No. 49 is shot down by 9
Me109. Second Lieutenant ROLLAND is injured. |
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| ROQUES Claude
- René |
Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
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The Bloch 210
No14 is shot down by the Flak on May 25, 1940. The crew is killed. |
Born on 27
May 1919 at Beaucaire (30 - Gard)
Killed on 25 May 1940 at Pommiers (02 - Aisne) |
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| ROQUES Gilbert
- Lucien |
Staff-Sergeant
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Radio
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The Leo 451
No37 was shot down by Me109 on May 20, 1940. The crew was killed. |
Born on 3 May
1917 at Saint-Quentin du Dropt (47 - Lot et Garonne)
Killed on 20 May 1940 at Origny Sainte Benoite (02 - Aisne) |
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| ROSE Marcel
- Jean-Baptiste |
Staff-Sergeant
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Cannoneer
|
The LéO
451 n ° 116 is shot down by Fighters on May 31, 1940. The Staff-Sergeant
ROSE is extracted seriously wounded from the apparatus but will
die soon after. |
Born August
30, 1912 at Boulogne-sur-Mer (62 - Pas-de-Calais)
Killed May 31, 1940 at Cempuis (60 - Oise) |
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| ROSENTAL
Libérato |
Adjutant
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Radio
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Adjutant ROSENTAL
was killed on 19 May 1940 during a bombardment of the field
by the enemy Air Force . |
Born April
11, 1940 in Buenos-Aires (Argentina)
Killed May 19, 1940 at Bruyères-Sur-Oise (95 - Val d'Oise) |
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| ROSSELOT |
Staff-Sergeant
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Pilote
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| ROSTAND
Raymond Maurice |
Sub-lieutenant
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Pilot
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On
21 May 1940, the Breguet 693 No. 17 crashed by accident on take-off.
After the crash, Staff Sergeant FRIN, apparently unhurt, tried
to free his immobile pilot, assisted by a corporal from the
rescue team, but the bombs exploded . All three men are killed. |
Born on 1 June
1901 in Marseille (13 - Bouches Du Rhône)
Killed on 21 May 1940 at Brétigny sur Orge (91 - Essone) |
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| ROSTAND
Michel |
Sub-lieutenant
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Pilot
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On May 22,
1940, the Breguet 693 No.25 was shot down by the Flak during
the attack of a motorized column. The crew is killed. |
Born on 22
October 1916 at Flamanville (50 - Manche)
Killed on the 22nd May 1940 at Esssigny Le Grand (02 - Aisne) |
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| ROUFF Pierre
- Jean |
Captain
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Pilot
and Cder 3rd Sqn.
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Born 7 December
1897, Cannes (06 - Alpes-Maritimes)
Died 19 October 1978, Fréjus (83 - Var) |
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| ROUGIEUX
Jean - Charles |
Captain
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Pilot
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Born on 17
May 1910 |
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| ROURE Paul
- Etienne |
Sub-lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
|
On 24 May 1940,
returning from a mission, Bloch MB 210 No170 collided with a
LeO451 from GB I/11 on landing and burst into flames. Second
Lieutenant ROURE was seriously injured and died in Sens Hospital. |
Born on 15
February 1912 at La Bégude de Mazenc (26 - Drôme)
Kia on 27 June 1940 at Saint-Mandé (94 - Val de Marne) |
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| ROUSSEAU
Pierre |
Sub-lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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Born in Saint-Jean-d'Angély
(17 - Charente-Maritime) on 16 December 1896
Died at Vincennes (94 - Val de Marne) on 04 January 1977 |
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| ROUX |
Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
|
The Breguet
693 Nb 4 was shot down by the Flak during a ground attack on
May 12, 1940. Sergeant ROUX, seriously wounded, was taken prisoner. |
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| ROY |
Candidate
Officer
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Radio
|
On 6th October
1939, his aircraft, the LeO 451 No6, badly damaged by the fighter
and the German Flak, was forced to land in flames in the German
lines and the wounded aspirant ROY was taken prisoner. |
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| ROZOY
Michel |
Staff-Sergeant
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Mechanic
|
On
November 13, 1939, the LEO 451 No1 took off to join Oran, struck
a Bloch MB210 on the ground and crashed. Staff Sergeant ROZOY
is injured. |
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| RUBY
Georges - André |
Lieutenant
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Observer
|
Lieutenant
Ruby later joined the FAFL and fought with Bombardment Group
GB I/25 ‘Tunisia’. |
Born
in Nedde (87 - Haute-Vienne) on 9 December 1914
Died at Caluire et Cuire (69 - Rhône) on 11 April 1976 |
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| RUTH
Louis |
Commander
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Cder
4th Sqn.
Cder
of Group
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Born
14 March 1904
Died 9 September 1955 |
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