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Historical
On May 10, 1940, GB I / 11
belongs to Group No. 11 of the Southeast Bombardment Aviation Training
Group of the ZOAA (Alpine Air Operations Zone).
After Armisitce, the GB I
/ 11 formed with the GB I / 19 and GB II / 61, the Groupement of
bombing No. 3, and participated in the attack of the British fleet
after Mers-El-Kebir.
The GB I / 11 remained in
North Africa until the dissolution of the Army of Air Vichy after
taking part in the fighting against the landing of the allies in
AFN November 8, 1942
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Staff
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Commanders
of the group GB
I/11
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Commander
Paul BERDOULAT
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May 31, 1940
(killed in air combat)
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Captain
Jean TOURNES
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June
1, 1940
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June 6, 1940
(Wounded in air combat)
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Captain
Marc HERIARD-DUBREUIL
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June
7, 1940
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Commanders
of the 1st Squadron
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Captain
Marc HERIARD-DUBREUIL
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June
6, 1940
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Lieutenant
Albert ARAUD
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June
7, 1940
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Commanders
of the 2nd Squadron
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| Captain
Pierre MAURY |
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May 31, 1940
(killed in air combat)
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| Lieutenant
DE-VILLEPIN |
June
1, 1940
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Personnel
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Pilots
and crew of the Group
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Names
of crew members
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Rank
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Function
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Sqn.
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Informations
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Civil-statut
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Photos |
Citations
& Decorations |
| ALLAIRE
Robert - Henri |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Pilot
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The LéO 451 No
56 was shot down by the Chase on May 31, 1940. The crew was
killed.
Posthumous commendation
with the attribution of the Cross of War with Palm.
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Born April 21, 1909
at Sèvres (92 - Hauts-de-Seine)
Killed May 31, 1940 at Le Plessier-Rozainvilliers (80 - Somme)
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| ARAUD
Albert |
Lieutenant
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Pilot
- Cder 1st Sqn.
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Lieutenant
ARAUD joined the Free French Forces, fighting with the Guyenne
Group equipped with Halifax four-engine planes. |
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| BARRAS |
Staff-Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
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The Leo 451 No. 3022, badly damaged by Fighters on June 6, 1940,
is forced to land in the countryside. It explodes shortly after
landing. The crew is injured. |
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| BERDOULAT
Paul - Bertrand |
Commander
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Cder
of Group
Crew Cheif
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Paul BERDOULAT lived
through both conflicts: a lawyer in civilian life, he was
mobilized on August 11, 1914 with the 80th Infantry Regiment,
then the 53rd Infantry Regiment and finally the 15th Infantry
Regiment. He joined the French Air Force in April 1917 as
an observer with SPA 91. He ended the conflict with the
rank of Sub-Lieutenant.
On May 31, 1940, the
Leo 451 No. 3001 was shot down by Fighters. Commander BERDOULAT
is killed.
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Born January 03, 1893
at Lagardelle sur Lèze / 31 - Haute Garonne)
Killed May 31, 1940 at Sains en Amienvois (80 - Somme)
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| BERTHELON
Charles - Jean |
Lieutenant-Colonel
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Crew
Chief
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Charles BERTHELON, a member
of the November 1914 class, was mobilized for both world conflicts:
sent to the Eastern Army in 1915, he became an infantry captain
and Chevalier de la Légion d'Honneur, before enlisting
in 1918.
On May 9th, 1940, while
taking off for a training flight, the Léo 451 n � 96,
in loss of speed, crashes The crew is killed, of which Lieutenant-Colonel
BERTHELON, Commander of the Groupement n � 12
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Born March 27, 1894
at Montceau-Les-Mines (71 - Saône et Loire)
Killed May 9, 1940 at Arles (13 - Bouches du Rhône)
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| BLANQUART
Rodolphe - Joseph |
Adjutant
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Machine-Gunner
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The LéO 451 No
56 was shot down by the german fighting on May 31, 1940. The
crew was killed.
Posthumous commendation
with the attribution of the Cross of War with Palm.
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Born January 03, 1902
at Annoeullin (59 - Nord)
Killed May 31, 1940 at Le Plessier Rozainvilliers (80 - Somme)
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| BOURGES
André - Charles |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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Killed on May 31, 1940,
aboard the Leo 451 No. 133 shot by Fighters. The crew parachutes,
but too low. there will be no survivors.
Posthumous commendation
with the attribution of the war cross with palm.
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Born June 26, 1916 in
Brest (29 - Finistère)
Killed May 31, 1940 at Besson sur Matz (60 - Oise)
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| COLIN |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Radio
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On
June 13, 1940, the Leo 451 No. 276 was shot down by Fighters.
The crew parachutes. COLIN Chief Warrant Officer is injured. |
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| COLOMER
Joseph |
Adjutant
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Pilot
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On June 6, 1940, the Leo 451 No. 3007 was shot down by Fighters.
The crew is killed. |
Born November 04, 1911
at Porté-Puymorens (66 - Pyrénées-Orientales)
Killed on June 6, 1940 at Fransart (80 - Somme)
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| CONTANT
Marcel |
Staff-Sergeant
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Radio
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On June 6, 1940, the LEO
451 No. 183 badly damaged by Fighters on June 6, 1940, was
forced to land in the countryside and was destroyed.Staff-Sergeant
CONTANT had to have his right foot amputated.
Inscription on the special
register of the Military Medal with the attribution of the
Cross of War with Palm.
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| CROS |
Adjutant
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Pilot
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The Leo 451 No. 3022,
badly damaged by Fighters on June 6, 1940, is forced to land
in the countryside with its load of bombs.... It explodes
shortly after landing. The crew is injured.
Inscription on the special
register of the Military Medal with the attribution of the
Cross of War with Palm.
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| DANIEL
Jean - Alfred |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Pilot
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Jean DANIEL joined the
French Air Force after his military service, and obtained
his pilot's license in 1930.
The LéO 451 n
� 116 is shot down by Fighters on May 31, 1940. The Chief
Warrant Officer DANIEL is killed.
Posthumous citation
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Born May 18, 1906 in
Point à Pitre (971 - Guadeloupe)
Killed May 31, 1940 at Grattepanche (80 - Somme)
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| DARTIGE
André - Robert |
Sergeant
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Radio
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On
June 6, 1940, the Leo 451 No. 3007 was shot down by Fighters.
The crew is killed. |
Born June 22, 1915 in
Tourane (Tonkin)
Killed on June 6, 1940 at Fransart (80 - Somme)
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| DEBROCK
Jean - Henri |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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The LéO 451 No
56 was shot down by the Chase on May 31, 1940. The crew was
killed
Posthumous citation with
the attribution of the war cross with palm.
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Born March 08, 1915
at Tourcoing (59 - Nord)
Killed May 31, 1940 at Le Plessier Rozainvilliers (80 - Somme)
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| DE-VILLEPIN
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Lieutenant
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Cder
2nd Sqn.
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| GATINOIS
Marcel - Joseph |
Adjutant
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Pilot
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On June 6, 1940, the No.
451 No. 150 was shot down by Fighters during an attack on
a column of enemy armoured vehicles. The crew is killed.
Posthumous commendation
with the attribution of the Cross of War with Palm.
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Born December 17, 1910
at Saint Amand sur Arnain (80 - Somme)
Killed on June 6, 1940 at Remaugies (80 - Somme)
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| GAUTHIER
Hubert - Eugène |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Pilot
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Killed on May 31, 1940,
aboard the Leo 451 No. 133 shot by Fighters . The crew parachutes,
but too low. there will be no survivors.
Posthumous citation, with
the attribution of the Cross of War with Palm.
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Born November 13, 1906,
Lunéville (54 - Meurthe-et-Moselle), France
Killed May 31, 1940 at Besson sur Matz (60 - Oise)
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| GOURRON |
Adjutant
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Machine-Gunner
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On
June 13, 1940, the Leo 451 No. 276 was shot down by Fighters.
The crew parachutes. Adjutant GOURRON is injured. |
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| GRANDCHAMP |
Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
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Sergeant GRANCHAMP is
credited with two victories during the French Campaign.
On June 6, 1940, the
LEO 451 No. 183 badly damaged by Fighters on June 6, 1940,
was forced to land in the countryside and was destroyed. Sergeant
GRANDCHAMP is injured.
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| GUIRAL
Denis - André |
Adjutant
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Pilot
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On
May 9th, 1940, while taking off for a training flight, the Léo
451 No 96, in loss of speed, crashes The Adjutant GUIRAL is
killed. |
Born November 02, 1909
in Carmaux (81 - Tarn)
Killed May 10, 1940 at Arles (64 - Pyrénées
Atlantiques)
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| HENQUEL |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Radio
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The
Leo 451 No. 3022, badly damaged by Fighters on June 6, 1940,
is forced to land in the countryside. It explodes shortly after
landing. The crew is injured. |
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| HERIARD-DUBREUIL
Marc - Marie |
Captain
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Cder
1st Sqn.
Cder of Group
Pilot
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An engineer and former
student of the Ecole Supérieure d'Aéronautique
(Class of 1933), Marc HERIARD-DUBREUIL joined the French Air
Force in 1939. After the Allied landings in North Africa,
he joined the Free French Forces in Algeria. Moving away from
his primary vocation, aviation, he took command of the 1st
Shock Battalion, which took part in the landings off the coast
of Provence. After the war, he became Air Attaché in
Oslo, then professor at the Ecole Supérieure de Guerre
Aérienne. Appointed Colonel in 1952, he commanded the
joint special-engine test center at Colomb Béchar until
1955; after being appointed Air Brigadier General, he left
the Air Force in 1958 to pursue a career as an aeronautical
engineer. On June 13, 1940, LéO 451 No 276 was shot
down by the Chasse. The crew parachutes out. Second Lieutenant
LAFAGE is killed: his parachute fails to open. Captain HERIARD-DUBREUIL
was unhurt.
Citation with attribution
of the war cross with palm.
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Born August 17, 1910
in Tarbes (65 - Hautes-Pyrénées)
Died November 22, 1987 in Paris (75)
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| LABERTY
Lucien |
Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
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On June 6, 1940, the No.
451 No. 150 was shot down by Fighters during an attack on
a column of enemy armoured vehicles. The crew is killed.
Posthumous citation with
the attribution of the war cross with palm.
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Born January 08, 1914
in Arudy (64 - Pyrénées-Atlantiques)
Killed on June 6, 1940 at Remaugies (80 - Somme)
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| LABICHE
Pierre - lucien |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Machine-Gunner
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On June 6, 1940, the Leo
451 No. 3007 was shot down by Fighters. The crew is killed
Posthumous citation with
the attribution of the war cross with palm.
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Born May 03, 1903 at
Bar-le-Duc (51 - Marne)
Killed on June 6, 1940 at Fransart (80 - Somme)
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| LAFAGE
André - Jean |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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On June 13, 1940, the
Leo 451 No. 276 was shot down by Fighters. The crew parachutes.
Sub-Lieutenant LAFAGE is killed: his parachute does not open.
Sub-Lieutenant LAFAGE is killed: his parachute does not open.
Posthumous citation, with
the attribution of the War Cross with Palm.
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Born January 05, 1917
at Rambervillers (88 - Vosges)
Killed June 14, 1940 at Saint-Aubin (10 - Aube)
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| MARCHAND
Charles - Jean-Baptiste |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Killed
on May 22, 1940 during the crash of his aircraft in the Pyrenees,
Spanish side, near the peak of Bucuesa. |
Born January 05, 1903
in Moussy (51 - Marne)
Killed on June 22, 1940 at Acurner - Pic de Bucuesa (Spain)
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| MAS |
Staff-Sergeant
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Pilot
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On
June 6, 1940, the LEO 451 No. 183 badly damaged by Fighters
on June 6, 1940, was forced to land in the countryside and was
destroyed. Staff Sergeant MAS is unscathed. |
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| MAURY
Pierre - Maurice |
Captain
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Cder
2nd Sqn.
Pilot
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On May 31, 1940, the Leo
451 No. 3001 was shot down by Fighters. Captain MAURY is killed.
Posthumous citation, with
the attribution of the War Cross with Palm
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Born on July 14, 1910
in Sète (34 - Hérault)
Killed on May 31, 1940 at Sains en Amiénois (80 - Somme)
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| MAZEROLLES
André - René |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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LeO 451 No. 116 was shot
down by Fighters on May 31, 1940. Sub-Lieutenant MAZEROLLES
died as a result of his injuries.
Posthumous citation, with
the attribution of the War Cross with palm.
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Born February 16, 1917
at Belvèze du Razes (11 - Aude)
Killed May 31, 1940 at Grattepanche (80 - Somme)
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| MEYZONADE
Henri - François |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Machine-Gunner
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On
May 31, 1940, the Leo 451 No. 3001 was shot down by Fighters.
Chief Warrant Officer MEYZONADE, injured, parachutes. |
Born December 29, 1910
in Cherbourg-Octeville (50 - Manche)
Died January 9, 1986, Mougins (06 - Alpes-Maritimes)
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| MICHEL
Pierre - Sauveur |
Sergeant
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Radio
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Killed on May 31, 1940,
aboard the Leo 451 No. 133 shot by Fighters. The crew parachutes,
but too low. there will be no survivors.
Posthumous citation, with
the attribution of the War Cross with palm.
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Born February 12, 1910
in Safi (Morocco)
Killed May 31, 1940 at Montdidier (80 - Somme)
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| MIDONNET
René - Jules |
Staff-Sergeant
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Radio
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On June 6, 1940, the No.
451 No. 150 was shot down by Fighters. The crew is killed.
Posthumous citation, with
the attribution of the War Cross with palm.
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Born June 21, 1915 in
Besançon (25 - Doubs)
Killed on June 6, 1940 at Remaugies (80 - Somme)
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| PAULET
Georges - Antoine |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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On June 6, 1940, the No.
451 No. 150 was shot down by Fighters. The crew is killed.
Posthumous citation, with
the attribution of the War Cross with palm.
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Born in March 1914 in
Marseille (13 - Bouches-du-Rhône)
Killed on June 6, 1940 at Remaugies (80 - Somme)
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| PEYRON
Pierre |
Staff-Sergeant
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Radio
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LeO 451 No. 116 was shot
down by Fighters on May 31, 1940. Sergeant Cef PEYRON parachuted
too low and was killed on the ground.
Posthumous citation, with
the attribution of the War Cross with palm.
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Born October 16, 1919
in Privas (07 - Ardèche)
Killed May 31, 1940 at Grattepanche (80 - Somme)
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| PUECH
Raymond - Pierre |
Lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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On June 6, 1940, the Leo
451 No. 3007 was shot down by Fighters. The crew is killed.
Posthumous citation, with
the attribution of the War Cross with palm.
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Born May 18, 1914 at
Gaillac (80 - Somme)
Killed June 6, 1940 at Fransart (80 - Somme)
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| ROSE
Marcel - Jean-Baptiste |
Staff-Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
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The
LéO 451 n � 116 is shot down by Fighters on May 31, 1940.
The Staff-Sergeant ROSE is extracted seriously wounded from
the apparatus but will die soon after. |
Born August 30, 1912
at Boulogne-sur-Mer (62 - Pas-de-Calais)
Killed May 31, 1940 at Cempuis (60 - Oise)
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| SALESSES
Justin - René |
Sergeant
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Radio
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On
May 31, 1940, the Leo 451 No. 3001 was shot down by Fighters.
Sergeant SALESSES is extracted from the seriously wounded aircraft.
He will die soon after. |
Born March 26, 1916
at Bazus (31 - Haute-Garonne)
Killed March 31, 1940 at Cempuis (60 - Oise)
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| THOURON
Pierre - Augustin |
Staff-Sergeant
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Radio
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The
No. 451 LéO 451 was shot down by the Chase on May 31,
1940. The crew was killed. |
Born March 16, 1917
at Toury (28 - Eure-et-Loir)
Killed May 31, 1940 at Le Plessier Rozainvilliers (80 - Somme)
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| TOURNES
Jean |
Captain
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Crew
Chief
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The Leo 451 No. 3022,
badly damaged by Fighters on June 6, 1940, is forced to land
in the countryside. It explodes shortly after landing. The
crew is injured.
Inscription in the special
Legion of Honour register with the attribution of the War
Cross with palm
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Born May 16, 1903 in
Malzéville (54 - Meurthe et Moselle)
Died January 3, 1973 in Bayonne (64 - Pyrénées-Atlantiques)
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| TOURRET |
Lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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On
June 6, 1940, the LEO 451 No. 183 badly damaged by Fighters
on June 6, 1940, was forced to land in the countryside and was
destroyed. Lieutenant TOURRET is unharmed. |
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| WEBER
Georges - Gaston |
Staff-Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
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Killed on May 31, 1940,
aboard the Leo 451 No. 133 shot by Fighters. The crew parachutes,
but too low. there will be no survivors.
Posthumous citations with
the attribution of the War Cross with palm
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Born: January 24, 1916
Killed May 31, 1940 at Besson sur Matz (60 - Oise)
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Stories
of crews
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Crews
of Group
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Names
of crew members
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Rank
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Function
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Sqn.
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Informations
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Crew
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GUIRAL
Denis |
Adjutant
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Pilot
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Léo
451 No 96 : The aircraft is accidentally destroyed at
takeoff on May 9, 1940. The crew was killed, including Lieutenant-Colonel
BERTHELON, Commander of Group No. 11
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| BERTHELON
Charles |
Lieutenant-Colonel
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Crew
Chief
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Crew
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MAURY
pierre |
Captain
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Pilot
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LéO
451 No 3001 : The aircraft is destroyed by Fighters on
May 31, 1940. Commander BERDOULAT, Captain MAURY and Sergeant
SALESSES are killed. Chief Warrant Officer MEYZONADE, injured,
parachutes
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| BERDOULAT
Paul |
Commander
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Crew
Chief
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| SALESSES
Justin |
Sergeant
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Radio
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| MEYZONADE
Henri |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Machine-Gunner
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Crew
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DANIEL
Jean |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Pilot
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LéO
451 No 116 : The aircraft is shot down by Fighters on
May 31, 1940. The crew is killed.
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| MAZEROLLES
André |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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| PEYRON
Pierre |
Staff-Sergeant
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Radio
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| ROSE
Marcel |
Staff-Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
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Crew
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GAUTHIER
Hubert |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Pilot
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LéO
451 No 133 : The aircraft is shot down by Fighters on
May 31, 1940. The crew parachute but too low. there will be
no survivors.
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| BOURGES
André |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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| MICHEL
pierre |
Sergeant
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Radio
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| WEBER
Georges |
Staff-Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
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Crew
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ALLAIRE
Robert |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Pilot
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LéO
451 No 56 : The aircraft is shot down by the Fightiing
on May 31, 1940. The crew is killed.
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| DEBROCQ
Jean |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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| THOURON
Pierre |
Staff-Sergeant
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Radio
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| BLANQUART
Adolphe |
Adjutant
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Machine-Gunner
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Crew
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COLOMER
Joseph |
Adjutant
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Pilot
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LéO
451 No 3007 : The aircraft is shot down by Fighters on
June 6, 1940. The crew is killed.
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| PUECH
Raymond |
Lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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| DARTIGUE
André |
Sergeant
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Radio
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| LABICHE
Pierre |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Machine-Gunner
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Crew
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GATINOIS
Marcel |
Adjutant
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Pilot
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LéO
451 No 150 : The aircraft is shot down by Fighters on
June 6, 1940. The crew is killed.
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| PAULET
Georges |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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| MIDONNET
René |
Staff-Sergeant
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Radio
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| LABERTY
Lucien |
Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
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Crew
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CROS |
Adjutant
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Pilot
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LéO
451 No 3022 : The aircraft is severely damaged by Fighters
on June 6, 1940, he was forced to land in the countryside
and exploded shortly after landing. The crew is injured
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| TOURNES
Jean |
Captain
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Crew
Chief
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| HENQUEL |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Radio
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| BARRAS |
Staff-Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
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Crew
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MAS |
Staff-Sergeant
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Pilot
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LéO
451 No 183 : The aircraft is gravely damaged by Fighters
on June 6, 1940, it is destroyed by landing in the countryside.
Sergeant GRANDCHAMP and Staff-Sergeant CONTANT are injured,
the latter more seriously.
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| TOURRET |
Lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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| CONTANT
Marcel |
Staff-Sergeant
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Radio
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| GRANDCHAMP |
Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
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Crew
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HERIARD-DUBREUIL
Marc |
Captain
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Pilot
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LéO
451 No 276 : The aircraft is shot down by Fighters on
June 13, 1940. The crew parachutes. Sub-Lieutenant LAFAGE
is killed: his parachute does not open. COLIN Chief Warrant
Officer and Adjutant GOURRON are injured
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| LAFAGE
André |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Crew
Chief
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| COLIN |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Radio
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| GOURRON |
Adjutant
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Machine-Gunner
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Airfields
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Period
of use of airfields
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Names
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County
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| Toulouse
Francazal |
31
- Haute-Garonne
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01
Septembre 1939
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| Istres-Vergières |
13
- Bouches du Rhône
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02
Septembre 1939
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| Arles
Mas-de-Rus |
13
- Bouches du Rhône
|
08
Décembre 1939
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| Marigny-Le-Grand |
51
- Marne
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19
Mai 1940
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| Pont-Sur-Yonne |
89
- Yonne
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21
Mai 1940
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| Etampes
Montdésir |
91
- Essone
|
24
Mai 1940
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| Tours-Mettray |
37
- Indre et loire
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11
Juin 1940
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| Bordeaux |
33
- Gironde
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16
Juin 1940
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| Orange-Plan
de Dieu |
84
- Vaucluse
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18
Juin 1940
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| Blida |
Algérie
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19
Juin 1940
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Aircrafts
The GRII/22 has been mainly
equipped since its creation with the following Aircraft :
The used aircrafts
are described in the accessible file by the link below. You will find
N � of series, Registration, date of affectation to the group, and
fate of the plane there.
In
this list are identified :
- 14 Lioré & Olivier
LéO 451
Casualties
|
27
Crewmen killed
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Date
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| Adjutant
GUIRAL (Accident) |
May 9,
1940
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| Lieutenant-Colonel
BERTHELON (Accident) |
May 9,
1940
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| Chief
Warrant-Offier MARCHAND Charles (Accident) |
May 22,
1940
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| Commander
BERDOULAT (Combat) |
May 31,
1940
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| Captain
MAURY (Combat) |
May 31,
1940
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| Sergeant
SALESSES (Combat) |
May 31,
1940
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| Sub-Lieutenant
MAZEROLLES (Combat) |
May 31,
1940
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| Chief
Warrant Officer DANIEL (Combat) |
May 31,
1940
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| Staff-Sergeant
ROSE (Combat) |
May 31,
1940
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| Staff-Sergeant
PEYRON (combat) |
May 31,
1940
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| Sub-Lieutenant
BOURGES (Combat) |
May 31,
1940
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| Chief
Warrant Officer GAUTHIER (Combat) |
May 31,
1940
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| Staff-Sergeant
WEBER (Combat) |
May 31,
1940
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| Sergeant
MICHEL (Combat) |
May 31,
1940
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| Sub-Lieutenant
DEBROCK (Combat) |
May 31,
1940
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| Chief
Warrant Officer ALLAIRE (Combat) |
May 31,
1940
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| Adjutant
BLANQUART (Combat) |
May 31,
1940
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| Staff-Sergeant
THOURON (Combat) |
May 31,
1940
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| Lieutenant
PUECH (Combat) |
June
6, 1940
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| Adjutant
COLOMER (Combat) |
June
6, 1940
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| Chief
Warrant Officer LABICHE (Combat) |
June
6, 1940
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| Sergeant
DARTIGE (Combat) |
June
6, 1940
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| Sub-Lieutenant
PAULET (Combat) |
June
6, 1940
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| Adjutant
GATINOIS (Combat) |
June
6, 1940
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| Sergeant
LABERTY (Combat) |
June
6, 1940
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| Staff-Sergeant
MIDONNET (Combat) |
June
6, 1940
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| Sub-Lieutenant
LAFAGE (Combat) |
June
13, 1940
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9
Crewmen injured
|
Date
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| Chief
Warrant Officer MEYZONADE (combat) |
May 31,
1940
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| Captain
TOUNES (Combat) |
June
6, 1940
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| Adjutant
CROS (Combat) |
June
6, 1940
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| Staff-Sergeant
BARRAS (Combat) |
June
6, 1940
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| Chief
Warrant Officer HENQUEL (Combat) |
June
6, 1940
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| Sergeant
GRANDCHAMP (Combat) |
June
6, 1940
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| Staff-Sergeant
CONTANT (Combat) |
June
6, 1940
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| Chief
Warrant Officer COLIN (Combat) |
June
13, 1940
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| Adjutant
GOURRON (Combat) |
June
13, 1940
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Sources
- The
dates and places of birth of the Group's personnel are taken mainly
from the site : "Mémoires
des Hommes"
- Book : "Ils étaient
là" by Mr Jacqueline and Paul MARTIN - Editions Aéro-Editions
- ...
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