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Name
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Rank
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Unit
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Informations
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Vict.
Sures
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Vict. Prob.
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Civil-statut
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Photo
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Indiv Card
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Citations
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| EBERHARDT |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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ECN V/13
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| ELLIS |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/10
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| ELMLINGER
Georges |
Staff-Sergeant
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GC III/2
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Wounded in
aerial combat on June 9,1940 |
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1
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| EMPRIN Michel |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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GC I/5
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Killed in aerial
combat on April 24, 1940 |
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| ENGLER Paul |
Captain
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GC II/4
on May 15, 1939
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4
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1
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| ESCOFFIER
Pierre - Paul |
Lieutenant
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GC II/1
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Pierre ESCOFFIER
did his military service in 1932. A reservist, he was recalled
in
1938 and joined the GC II/1 on 23 August 1939. He was demobilised
in 1940 and joined a Resistance network. |
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Born 16 June
1909, Paris (75)
Died in Vallauris (06 - Alpes-Maritimes) on 8 May 2006 |
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| ESCUDIER
Georges |
Captain
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ECMJ
I/16
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Georges ESCUDIER
enlisted voluntarily in 1927. He joined the Istres school and
did the EOR at Avord. He obtained his observer's licence and
was posted to the 11th aviation regiment in Metz, then to the
32nd in Dijon in 1929. He entered the École militaire
et d'application de l'aéronautique in Versailles in 1932,
and was posted to Metz in 1934, then to Bizerte in Tunisia in
1935, and finally to the 6th Wing in 1939. He took part in the
French Campaign as part of the ECMJ I/16. He was sent to the
Levant to the GC I/7 fighter group at Rayack (Syria) in October
1940. On his return to France, he was posted to the École
de l'Air and was responsible for training the chicks at the
École de l'Air (October 1941). He was placed on Armistice
leave in 1943 and began looking for a new job. He was granted
renewable leave until May 1944. He was posted to an Air Force
fire brigade and was then appointed commander of the Saint-Cyr
airfield. He was arrested in September 1944 by the FFI and interned
in Fresnes prison. He appeared before a people's commissioner
and was transferred to Saint-Denis, then to Drancy. He was charged
at Fresnes and released in April 1945. While waiting for the
case to be dismissed, he looked for work and became a housing
inspector. He was charged and appeared before the chamber; sentenced,
he appealed for clemency. But his conviction excluded him from
society. Nevertheless, he worked in the car industry and then
in real estate. Georges ESCUDIER was finally amnestied in 1956. |
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Born 6 January
1908 in Auxonne (21 - Côte-d'Or)
Died 29 March 2006 at Chambourcy (78 - Yvelines). |
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| ESTAN Paul |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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DAT Avord
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Wounded in
aerial combat on May 24, 1940. |
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| EVRARD |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC III/10
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Transfered
to the CIC of Salon on May 31, 1940 |
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| FABRE Albert |
Lieutenant
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GC II/6
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| FABRE |
Lieutenant
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GC II/1
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| FABRE |
Adjutant
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GC III/9
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| FABRE |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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ECN IV/13
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Wounded by
accident on September 8, 1939 |
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| FABRE-GARRUS
Yves |
Lieutenant
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GC II/5
le May 19, 1940
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2
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1
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| FAISANDIER
Pierre |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/9
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4
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1
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| FARGES |
Sergeant
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ECN III/13
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Machine-gunner |
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| FARGUES |
Sergeant
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ECN II/13
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| FARRIOL |
Staff-Sergeant
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GC II/1
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| FATIO |
Sergeant
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GC I/10
GC III/5
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| FAUCHER |
Lieutenant
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GC III/5
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| FAUCONNET
Pierre |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/4
on March 1940,
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Wounded in
aerial combat on June 6, 1940 |
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| FAURE Jean |
Lieutenant
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ECMJ
I/16
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| FAVOTTE
Pierre |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Pierre FAVOTTE
joined the air force in 1938. He trained at the Istres school,
then was posted to Chartres with the GC I/6 group, with which
he took part in the French campaign. After the Armistice, he
was demobilised and joined the Resistance's Air intelligence
service. He was recalled to active service in 1945 and posted
to Chartres.
He was sent to Indochina in 1952 and assigned to the air traffic
service. Pierre FAVOTTE was taken prisoner at Diên Biên
Phu and died on 20 August 1954 in captivity in Indochina. |
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Born on 1 March
1918 in Paris (75).
Died 20 August 1954 in Indochina |
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| FELDZER
Constantin |
Sergeant
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GC III/10
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1
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| FERGUE |
Sergeant
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ECN IV/13
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| FEUILLAT
Pierre |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Passed in AFN
on June 18th, 1940 with the H75 n � 79 |
3
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| FEUILLERAT |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC III/7
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Assigned
to GC III/7 on 11 May 1940 |
1
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| FICHEPAIN |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC I/8
on May 19, 1940
GC II/3
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Wounded in
aerial combat on May 25, 1940 |
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| FIRMINHAC
Raymond |
Staff-Sergeant
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GC III/3
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Killed in aerial
combat on May 24, 1940 |
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| FLANDI Augustin |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC I/8
on May 11, 1940
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Killed in aerial
combat on May 15, 1940 |
1
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| FLEURQUIN
Pierre Albéric |
Commander
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DAT Salon
on May 28, 1940
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Major Pierre
FLEURQUIN, is the creator of the Etampes acrobatic patrol before
the war. He fought in the FAFL and ended his career in February
1958 with the rank of Brigadier General. |
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2
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Born on 21/02/1905
in Lille (59 - Nord)
Died on 30/08/1971 at Liafranch (Spain) |
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| FOISSAC
Lucien |
Sergeant
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GC III/7
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| FONTAINE
Jean |
Lieutenant
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GC II/1
on August 23, 1939
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3
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| FONTANET
Raymond |
Commander
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GC II/6
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1
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| FOREST
Max |
Sergeant
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GC
III/7
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Assigned
to GC III/7 on 4 June 1940 |
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| FORTIN Jean |
Sergeant
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GC II/2
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4
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5
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| FORZY Jean |
Sergeant
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Wounded and
taken prisoner on May 20, 1940 |
1
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| FRAISSINET
Jean - Alfred |
Lieutenant
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GC II/3
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Jean FRAISSINET
was drafted into the 6th Hussars in 1914. He was a student at
the Saumur Cavalry School in 1916. He joined the air force in
April 1916. He was then a student pilot at the Dijon, Chartres,
Avord, Cazaux and Pau schools in 1919.
He was posted to No 57 squadron in August 1917. Demobilised
in 1919, he served several periods in the reserve from 1920
to 1937.
He was recalled in 1939 and posted as assistant officer to the
GC II/3. He went to
AFN where he was appointed to the Staff of the Commander-in-Chief
of the AFN forces. Jean Fraissinet was demobilised in July 1940 |
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Born 22 June
1894 in Marseille (13 - Bouches-du-Rhône).
Died 21 May 1981 in Cogolin (83 - Var) |
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| FRALON |
Sergent |
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Wounded in
air combat on 26 May 1940, he jumped by parachute and was evacuated
to Senlis hospital. |
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| FRANCOIS |
Sergeant
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1
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| FRANVEL |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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GC III/10
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| FREMONT |
Commander
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GC II/10
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| FROISSARD |
Captain
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GC II/10
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| FROMENTAL |
Lieutenant
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GC III/5
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| FROZART |
Sergeant
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GC I/8
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| FUES Daniel |
Lieutenant
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ECN III/13
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| FURST |
Adjutant
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GC II/2
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Wounded in
aerial combat on May 21, 1940 |
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