1060 French Pilots are listed below, in alphabetical order.

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Name	Rank	Unit	Informations	Vict. Sures	Vict. Prob.	Civil-statut	Photo	Indiv Card	Citations
QUEQUINER Roger	Sergeant	GC II/5 on August 1939	Wounded in aerial combat on September 20, 1939	2
RABATEL Henri	Commander	DAT Etampes DAT Bordeaux GC I/55
RAGOT	Sub-Lieutenant	GC II/9 on June 6, 1940
RAGUENET De SAINT ALBIN Gaston Marie	Commander	GC I/4				Born on 8/06/1901 at Saint-Cyr en Val (45 - Loiret) Died on 28/09/2002 at Vaugrigneuse (45 - Loiret)
RAOULT Fernand	Sub-Lieutenant	GC III/10
RAPHENNE Henri	Sub-Lieutenant	GC I/6	Killed in aerial combat on june 24, 1940	5	1
RAPINAT	Staff-Sergeant	GC II/8
RAVILLY Félix	Staff-Sergeant	GC III/2		4	-
RAYMOND	Sub-Lieutenant	GC I/5 on june 20, 1940
REBIERE Raoul	Chief Warrant Officer	GC I/7 GC II/9		4
REBILLAT Pierre	Sergeant	GC III/3		3
REBY	Lieutenant	DAT Chartres
RENAUD Jean	Lieutenant	GC I/4 Staff GC I/10 on December 11, 1939 GC III/7 GC I/1 on January 1941	Wounded in aerial combat on March 31, 1940
RENAUDIE Marcel	Chief Warrant Officer	GC II/2	Killed in aerial combat on May 13, 1940	3	-
RENAULT	Lieutenant	ECN II/13
RENOUD	Sergeant	GC III/7	Assigned to GC III/7 on 29 August 1939
RESTOUX	Lieutenant	GC I/8 on May 15, 1940			1
REY Jean-Marie	Sub-Lieutenant	GC I/5	Wounded in aerial combat on May 18, 1940	9
REYNE Elie	Captain	GC II/5 on August 1939		1
REYTER Joseph	Sub-Lieutenant	ECN II/13	Killed in aerial combat on May 27, 1940
RIBO Jean	Staff-Sergeant	GC III/3	Killed in aerial combat on March 2, 1940
RICHARD André	Captain	GC I/5 on August 1939 GC III/3 on January 14, 1940	Killed in aerial combat on April 7, 1940
RICHARD Léon		GC III/6
RICHARDIN Ernest	Chief Warrant Officer	GC II/1		4	1
RICHE Jean	Corporal	ECN II/13	Radio. Killed in aerial combat on May 17, 1940
RIDRAY Jean	Lieutenant	GC II/1 on August 23, 1939		-	1
RIGALLEAU Lucien Théodule	Sergeant	GC I/3	Killed in aerial combat on May 15, 1940	1		Born on 18/08/1914 at Saint-Christophe-du-Ligneron (85 - Vendée) Killed on 15/04/1940 at Philippeville (Belgium)
RISACHER Louis	Commander	GC III/10
RISS Joseph	Sub-Lieutenant	GC II/6	Wounded in aerial combat on May 13, 1940	1	1
RIVORY	Sub-Lieutenant	CIC Cazaux DAT Bordeaux end of May 1940 GC I/55
ROBERT Raymond Arsène	Sergeant	GC I/3	Killed in aerial combat on June 3, 1940			Born on the 15/08/1918 at Dinard (35 - Ille et Vilaine) Killed on the 03/06/1940 at Favières (77 - Seine et Marne)
ROBERT Jean	Sergeant	GC II/1		3	-
ROBIAUD Jacques	Sub-Lieutenant	GC II/2 GC II/8		3	5
ROBIERE Raoul		GC I/6
ROBILLON	Commander	GC II/1
ROBYN	Lieutenant	DAT TOURS on May 12, 1940 GC I/55
ROCHOT	Captain	GC III/9
ROGER	Sergeant	GC I/2 on September 1939 CIC on November 16, 1939	Joined the Group in September 1939 from GC I / 3. Leaves GC I / 2 on November 16 for CIC assignment.
ROGER René	Chief Warrant Officer	GC III/3		5
ROIG Paul	Sub-Lieutenant	GC III/2		4	-
ROLLET	Commander	GC I/7 GC II/9
ROMEY Maurice	Adjutant	GC III/2	Killed in aerial combat on June 13, 1940	5	1
RONCIN	Staff-Sergeant	GC II/8 GC I/9 on December 15, 1939
RONDOT	Lieutenant	GC III/3	Killed by accident on August 28, 1939
RONIN	Sub-Lieutenant	GC II/6		1	1
RONSSIN	Staff-Sergeant	GC III/5
RONZET	Commander	GC II/10
ROQUERBE Michel	Sergeant	GC II/1		2	-
ROQUES Jacques - Rafael	Captain	GC I/1	Jacques ROQUES, an aviation enthusiast, qualified as a pilot in September 1915. A Swiss national, he joined the French Air Force at the age of 18 via the Légion Etrangère. He fought with the 48th Fighter Squadron from January 1917 and was credited with 5 sure and 3 probable victories. Jacques ROQUES, whose father was Swiss and whose mother was Venezuelan, became a naturalised French citizen in 1919. On mobilisation, he rejoined his former SPA 48 squadron at GC I/1 but took part in only one combat and did not fly much: Jacques ROQUES was 42 years old at the time...: As Deputy Group Leader of GC I/1, he briefly took command of the Group in April 1940. He was demobilised on 30 July 1940 and joined the French Forces of the Interior. After the war, he took over the running of his father's pharmaceutical company.			Born on 2 August 1897 in Paris (75) Died at Louveciennes (78 - Yvelines) on 24 May 1988
ROSSIGNEUX Jean - Paul	Lieutenant	GC I/1	Left GC I/1 on 21 September 1940 to join the "Jeunesse et Montagne" movement. He was killed in May 1942 in Madagascar: the British had sent a force to seize the port of Diego Suarez. Jean ROSSIGNEUX, a pilot with Escadrille 555 flying Potez 63-11s, was shot down by British Grumman MARTLETs.	1	1	Born on 18 January 1916 in Marseille (13 - Bouches du Rhône) Killed on 5 May 1942 at Diego-Suarez (Madagascar)
ROUFFIGNAC Daniel	Sub-Lieutenant	GC III/6
ROUGEVIN-BAVILLE Jacques	Captain	GC III/2 GC III/1		-	1
ROULIN René	Sub-Lieutenant	GC II/10		1	1
ROUQUETTE Marcel	Sub-Lieutenant	GC I/5 on March 8, 1940		8	6
ROUSSEAU	Sergeant	GC II/5 on October 6, 1939
ROUSSEAU-DUMARCET Louis	Captain	GC I/9 GC III/3
ROUSSEL	Staff-Sergeant	GC III/6	Leaves the Group on December 4, 1939 following an illness
ROUSSET	Sub-Lieutenant	GC II/10
ROUX Ernest	Lieutenant	GC I/1	Flight engineer assigned to the Group in June 1936
ROUXEL Pierre	Sergeant	GC III/2		1	-
ROUYER Eugène	Lieutenant	ECN III/13	Killed in aerial combat on May 17, 1940
ROY	Captain	GC II/7	Wounded by accident on November 28, 1939
ROY	Sergeant	GC III/2
ROZANOFF Constantin	Commander	GC II/4 on February 14, 1940,		2
RUBIN René	Sub-Lieutenant	GC I/5 on August 1939 GC II/4 on March 1940		4	2
RUBY Jean	Sub-Lieutenant	GC I/8	Killed in aerial combat on May 19, 1940	1
RUCHOUX Georges	Sub-Lieutenant	GC II/5 on March 14, 1940		3	4
RUPIED Yves	Sub-Lieutenant	GC III/7 - GC III/2 GC I/1 on August 13, 1940	Assigned to GC III/7 in March 1940. Wounded in aerial combat on March 31, 1940 and by accident on June 15, 1940	1