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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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POTEZ
390
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| Potez 390 |
38
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L-068
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Assigned to GO
I / 34 - 2nd Sqn. Present at Le Bourget in 1935.
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| Potez 390 |
49
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L-079
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Assigned to GO
I / 34 - 2nd Sqn. The device will be transferred to the GAO 510 at
the entrance to the war
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AMIOT
143
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| Amiot 143 |
19
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E-178
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Assigned to GB
I / 34
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| Amiot 143 |
21
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E-180
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Assigned to GB
I / 34 - 1st Squadron. Present in the unit at the declaration of war
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| Amiot 143 |
34
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E-193
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Assigned to GB
I / 34 - 1st Squadron. Present in the unit at the declaration of war
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| Amiot 143 |
52
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E-273
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Assigned to GB
I / 34 - 1st Squadron
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| Amiot 143 |
54
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E-276
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Assigned to GB
I / 34 - 2nd Squadron. Present in the unit at the declaration of war
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| Amiot 143 |
67
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E-289
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Assigned to GB
I / 34 from Center 372 de CAZAUX
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| Amiot 143 |
69
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E-291
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Assigned to the
GB I / 34 - 2nd Squadron.Present in the unit to the declaration of
the war. Shot down by Flak and Hunt on May 14, 1940. The crew evacuated
the aircraft. Admiral SPEICH (Pilot) and Staff-Sergeant THEVENARD
(Radio) were wounded. Cptne MARIE (Crew Chief), Sgt Leader LEGRAND
(Machine Gunner Before) and Sgt Leader TEYSSIER (Machine Gunner Dorsal)
are unscathed.
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| Amiot 143 |
71
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E-293
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Assigned to GB
I / 34 - 1st Squadron. Present in the unit at the declaration of war
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| Amiot 143 |
74
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E-297
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Assigned to GB
I / 34 - 1st Squadron. Present in the unit at the declaration of war
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| Amiot 143 |
75
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E-298
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This device is
in fact the prototype of the Amiot 142 n � 01 which equipped with
engines GNOME RHONE 14K, became the Amiot 143 n � 75, Assigned to
GB I / 34 - Present in Bergerac on June 17, 1940.
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| Amiot 143 |
80
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E-303
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Assigned to the
GB I / 34 - 2nd Squadron.Present in the unit to the declaration of
the war. Touched by the Flak May 14, 1940. He lands in the countryside
near Reims: his crew is unscathed
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| Amiot 143 |
82
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E-305
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Assigned to GB
I / 34
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| Amiot 143 |
88
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E-312
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This aircraft completes
a Paris / Tananarive raid in September 1937. It receives, for this
occasion, the civil registration F-AQDZ. Assigned to GB I / 34 - 1st
Squadron. Present in the unit at the declaration of war
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| Amiot 143 |
92
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E-318
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Assigned to GB
I / 34 - 1st Squadron. Present in the unit at the declaration of war
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| Amiot 143 |
93
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E-320
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Assigned to GB
I / 34 - 1st Squadron. Present in the unit at the declaration of war.
Shot by the Flak on October 15, 1939. His crew is taken prisoner.
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| Amiot 143 |
94
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E-321
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Assigned to the
2nd Squadron GB I / 34, unit based in Chaumont-Semontiers in September
1939 - This plane was shot down by the Flak in the region of Mainz
(Germany) and crashed into a wood, the crew will be captured
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| Amiot 143 |
101
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E-328
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Assigned to GB
I / 34 - 1st Squadron. Present in the unit at the declaration of war
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| Amiot 143 |
122
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E-369
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Assigned to GB
I / 34. Wrecked April 16, 1940 by Captain VERON. It is found in August
1940 on the basis of Lyon-Bron, classified "A reform".
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| Amiot 143 |
133
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E-404
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Assigned to GB
I / 34. Shot by Flak May 21, 1940. Sergeant HOFFMANN (Pilot) and Adjutant
MINONDO (Machine Gunner) are killed. Captain VERON (Crew Chief), Staff
Sergeant CARRE (Machine Gunner) and Adjutant SALOU (Machine Gunner)
parachute themselves and are taken prisoner. The latter being injured.
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POTEZ 540
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| Potez 540 |
6
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X-080
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Assigned to GB
I / 34, then to GT II / 15 after the Armistice.
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BLOCH MB200
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| Bloch MB200 |
80
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E-113
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Assigned to GB
I / 34 in December 1939 for crew training.
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| Bloch MB200 |
143
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E-942
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Assigned to GB
I / 34 in December 1939 for crew training.
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AMIOT
351-354
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| Amiot 351 |
18
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I-088
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Assigned to GB
I / 34. folded in North Africa in June 1940
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| Amiot 354 |
27
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I-097
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Assigned to GB
I / 34. Present at Nangis, mid-May 1940.
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| Amiot 354 |
28
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I-098
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Assigned to GB
I / 34. Reported missing at sea on June 20, 1940. The crew was killed:
Lieutenant MOLLIET-BILLIET (Observer), Chief Warrant Officer FOISSET
(Navigator), Staff-Sergeant PECH (Machine Gunner), Sergeant LEFEVRE
(Mechanic) and Captain GEMON (Pilot ).
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| Amiot 354 |
30
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I-100
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Assigned to GB
I / 34. Hit by the Flak on May 14, 1940. He crashes in the countryside:
his crew is unscathed
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| Amiot 354 |
31
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I-101
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Assigned to GB
I / 34. Present at Bergerac on June 14, 1940.
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| Amiot 354 |
34
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I-104
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Assigned to GB
I / 34 and GB I / 21. Destroyed on May 24, 1940 during the bombing
of the land of La Ferté-Gaucher.
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