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Type
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Serial Nb
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Regist.
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Sources :
- Book "Ils étaient là"
from Jacqueline and Paul MARTIN - Editions "Aéro-Editions"
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DOUGLAS
DB7
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| Douglas DB7 |
4
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U-219
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Assigned to GB
I / 19, 2nd Squadron. June 15, 1940, the aircraft is part of the DB-7
which will be transferred to North Africa. Present in Tunis-El Aouina
(Tunisia) in November 1940.
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| Douglas DB7 |
6
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U-221
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Assigned to GB
I / 19. June 15, 1940, the aircraft is part of the DB-7 which will
be transferred to North Africa
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| Douglas DB7 |
10
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U-225
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Assigned to GB
I / 19. Shot by Fighters June 13, 1940. The Pilot poses in the field:
Staff-Sergeant ANGE is injured.
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| Douglas DB7 |
18
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U-233
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Assigned to GB
I / 19. June 15, 1940, the aircraft is part of the DB-7 which will
be transferred to North Africa
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| Douglas DB7 |
20
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U-235
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Assigned to GB
I / 19. Touched by the Flak on May 29, 1940, he landed in the field:
Staff-Sergeant DUPUID (Pilot) was wounded.
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| Douglas DB7 |
28
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U-243
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Assigned to GB
I / 19 before joining GB II / 19 - 3rd Squadron, based in Damville
at the end of May 1940 - This unit carried out the first DB7 warfare
mission in the Cambrai area, on May 22, 1940. June 15, 1940 , the
aircraft is part of the DB-7 which will be transferred to North Africa.
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| Douglas DB7 |
30
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U-245
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Assigned to GB
I / 19. June 15, 1940, the aircraft is part of the DB-7 which will
be transferred to North Africa
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| Douglas DB7 |
31
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U-246
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Assigned to GB
I / 19. Defeated by Fighters on June 5, 1940. The crew was killed:
Lieutenant DELPERIE (Observer), Chief Warrant Officer RAVENEAU (Pilot)
and Sergeant BEGUIER (Gunner Machine)
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| Douglas DB7 |
32
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U-247
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Assigned to GB
I / 19. Shot down by Fighters May 31, 1940. The crew is killed. Lieutenant
CONSTANT (Observer), Adjutant SCHOENHER (Pilot) and Adjutant CHAROY
(Machine Gunner).
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| Douglas DB7 |
33
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U-248
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Assigned to GB
I / 19. Shot by the flak on June 7, 1940: the crew is killed. Second
Lieutenant BELIN (Observer), Sergeant LE-GOFF (Pilot) and Staff-Sergeant
DESCAMPS (Machine Gunner)
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| Douglas DB7 |
41
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U-256
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Assigned to GB
I / 19. Killed by Fighters on June 10, 1940: the crew was killed:
Sub Lieutenant GILLET (Observer), Captain DUPONT (Pilot) and Chief
Warrant Officer ARNULPHY (Machine Gunner)
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| Douglas DB7 |
42
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U-257
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Assigned to GB
I / 19. Destroyed on May 31, 1940. Touched by Fighters, he lands in
the countryside. The crew is unscathed.
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| Douglas DB7 |
43
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U-258
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Assigned to GB
I / 19. Severely damaged after an aerial combat on June 13th, 1940.
His Pilot poses him in Campaign where the crew the fire.
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| Douglas DB7 |
44
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U-259
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Assigned to GB
I / 19. June 15, 1940, the aircraft is part of the DB-7 which will
be transferred to North Africa
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| Douglas DB7 |
46
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U-261
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Assigned to GB
I / 19. Shot down by Fighters on May 31, 1940. Lieutenant HENRY (Observer)
and Sub-Lieutenant PALMADE (Pilot) are killed. Staff-Sergeant THYL
(Machine Gunner) parachutes, but is taken prisoner.
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| Douglas DB7 |
64
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U-279
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Assigned to GB
I / 19, 1st Squadron. Present in Blida (Algeria), early 1942.
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| Douglas DB7 |
100
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U-315
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Assigned to GB
I / 19 - 1st Squadron. Present to the group in 1942
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