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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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BLOCH
MB 210
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| Bloch MB210 |
10
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Assigned to GB
I / 21. Crash on takeoff May 25, 1940. The crew is unscathed.
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| Bloch MB210 |
40
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E-382
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Assigned to GB
I / 21 - 2nd Squadron. Present in Chambry in September 1939.
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| Bloch MB210 |
41
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Assigned to GB
I / 21. Present at the Ferté-Gaucher end of May 1940.
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| Bloch MB210 |
53
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Assigned to GB
I / 21. Destroyed on landing May 23, 1940. The crew is unscathed.
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| Bloch MB210 |
55
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Assigned to GB
I / 21. Shot down by Flak on June 8, 1940. Aircraft crashes into marsh:
crew killed: Sub-Lieutenant COLOMBO (Crew Chief), Lieutenant SOLTNER
(Pilot), Adjutant VEIT (Machine Gunner), Sergeant BEAUFRERE ( Radio)
and Sergeant HIRSCH (Machine Gunner).
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| Bloch MB210 |
86
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Assigned to GB
I / 21. Destroyed by accident on May 27, 1940. The crew is unharmed.
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| Bloch MB210 |
185
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Assigned to GB
I / 21. Shot down by Flak on May 25, 1940. Crew killed: Sub-Lieutenant
EMERY (Crew Chief), Staff-Sergeant MILLER (Pilot), Chief Warrant Officer
PARIS (Radio) and Corporal DUCLAU (Gunner Machine)
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AMIOT
354
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| Amiot 354 |
7
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I-077
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Assigned to GB
I / 21.Destroyed following a landing in campaign on June 13, 1940,
on the return from a bombing mission. Lieutenant DESCAMP (Crew Chief)
is injured.
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| Amiot 354 |
25
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I-095
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Assigned to GB
I / 21. disappeared at sea on June 17, 1940.
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| Amiot 354 |
33
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I-103
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Assigned to GB
I / 21. Crashes at the landing on May 28, 1940. The crew is wounded:
Sub-Lieutenant BOURET (Combat), Chief Warrant Officer BAECKLER (Combat),
Staff-Sergeant HOUDENOT (Combat) and Sergeant VAUTHIER (Combat)
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| Amiot 354 |
34
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I-104
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Assigned to GB
I / 21. Destroyed on May 24, 1940 during the bombing of the land of
La Ferté-Gaucher.
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| Amiot 354 |
35
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I-105
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Assigned to GB
I / 21 May 20, 1940 from the EAA 301 Chateaudun (Air Force Warehouse)
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| Amiot 354 |
36
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I-106
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Assigned to GB
I / 21 May 20, 1940 from the EAA 301 Chateaudun (Air Force Warehouse)
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| Amiot 354 |
37
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I-107
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Assigned to GB
I / 21 May 20, 1940 from the EAA 301 Chateaudun (Entrepot Air Force).
Accidented on landing on May 25, 1940, it is unusable.
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| Amiot 354 |
38
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I-108
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Assigned to GB
I / 21. Damaged by the Flak on May 24, 1940, he crashed to the ground.
The crew is killed: Lieutenant MARCHAND (Crew Chief), Sub-Lieutenant
LAFARGUE (Pilot), Chief Warrant Officer SERE (Radio) and Staff-Sergeant
GALERNEAU (Machine Gunner).
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| Amiot 354 |
40
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I-110
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Assigned to GB
I / 21. On June 7, 1940, hit by bursts of his own bombs dropped too
low, he must make a forced landing.
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AMIOT
351
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| Amiot 351 |
60
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I-130
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Assigned to GB
I / 21. On May 29, 1940, the plane lost a wheel on takeoff. He performs
his mission, but the aircraft is damaged on landing and is reformed.
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| Amiot 351 |
64
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I-134
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Assigned to GB
I / 21. Damaged by the Flak, he hit a hill after returning from a
mission. Lieutenant TURREL (Crew Chief) is killed, and Chief Warrant
Officer SABOURAULT (Pilot) is seriously injured.
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| Amiot 351 |
65
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I-135
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Assigned to GB
I / 21. On 9 June, a fire broke out on board. Sergeant Geiger parachutes,
but the rest of the crew stays on board and manages to control the
fire. He will land safely on his land.
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