| Names | Arrival date | Departure date |
|---|---|---|
| Commanders of the group GC I/1 | ||
| Commander PALLIER Gabriel | End of 1937 | April 10, 1940 |
| Commander AMOUROUX Edouard | April 11, 1940 | April 24, 1940 |
| Captain ROQUES Jacques | April 24, 1940 | April 29, 1940 |
| Commander SOVICHE Pierre | April 29, 1940 | July 14, 1941 |
| Captain GARDE Georges | July 15, 1941 | ?? |
| Commander MICHY Louis | ?? | November 27, 1942 |
| Commanders of the 1st Squadron | ||
| Captain COUTAUD Germain | September 1, 1939 | August 2, 1940 |
| Lieutenant DE PINS Gérard | August 3, 1940 | August 18, 1940 |
| Captain BOUVARRE Pierre | August 19, 1940 | October 14, 1940 |
| Lieutenant SCHMIDT Jean | October 15, 1940 | December 30, 1940 |
| Captain VIOLET Georges | December 31, 1940 | June 22, 1941 |
| Lieutenant RENAUD Marcel | June 22, 1941 | November 27, 1942 |
| Commanders of the 2nd Squadron | ||
| Captain GARDE Georges | September 1, 1939 | July 14, 1941 |
| Other Members of the Military Staff | ||
| GIRARDOT Doctor | ||
| Name | Rank | Sqn. | Sure Victories |
Probably Victories |
Remarks | Status | Photo | Citations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AMOUROUX Edouard | Commander |
Staff
Groupe |
In 1931, Edouard AMOUROUX
became head of the Etampes Patrol on the MS230, before joining
the Middle East in 1933. Transferred to the USA on 24 April 1940 |
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| BARDET Joseph | Sub-Lieutenant |
1st Sqn |
Transferred on 13 December
1939 to GCII/9. He was wounded in air combat on 3 June 1940. |
Born on 18 December
1910 in Le Havre (76 - Seine-Maritime) Died 29 September 1973 at Villenave-d'Ormon (33 - Gironde) |
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| BOUVARRE Pierre - Gérard | Captain
|
Staff
1st Sqn. |
Captain Bouvarre, a graduate of the special military school of Saint-Cyr, was 29 years old in 1939. Captain Bouvarre was
later transferred to the GC III/7. |
Born in Coudekerque-Branche
(59 - Nord) on 13 September 1910 Died in Versailles (78 - Yvelines) on 18 November 1997 |
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| CALMON Robert - Georges | Captain
|
1st Sqn |
Transferred on 16 May to GC I/8 (Commander 2ieme Esc) | Born in Paris (75) on
24 March 1910 Died 21 November 1979 at Créteil (94 - Val de Marne) |
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| COADER Louis - Julie | Staff-Sergeant
|
1st Sqn |
2 |
2 |
Killed in aerial combat on 20 May 1940: hit during a fight with 3 ME110s, he jumped too late by parachute and crashed to the ground. |
Born in Paris (75) on
29 August 1913 Killed on 20 May 1940 at Senlis (60 - Oise) |
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| COUTEAUD Germain - Yves | Captain
|
Staff
1st Sqn. |
6 |
2 |
A former Polytechnique
student, he joined the GC I/1 in 1936. He left the GC I/1
on 3 August 1940 for the Staff of the Secretariat for Aviation. After the war, he wrote several books, including "La navigation Aérienne" (1953) and "Le pilotage des Avions modernes" (1957). |
Born 16 July 1911 in
Ysuf (Algeria) Died at Saumur (49 - Maine et Loire) on 8 October 2001 |
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| DELEGAY Robert - André | Chief
Warrant Officer |
2nd Sqn. |
3 |
1 |
Born on 20 January 1907
in Paris (75) Died 17 March 1983 at Créteil (94 - Val de Marne) |
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| DE-PINS Gérard - Joseph | Sub-Lieutenant
|
Staff
1st Sqn. |
1 |
Assigned to the Group
on 11th June 1940 from GC I/10. In January 1941, Lieutenant DE-PINS joined the GC I/4 in Dakar. After the war, Gérard DE-PINS was appointed General and commanded the BA116 base at Mont de Marsan from 10 May 1950 to 30 April 1960. |
Born in Montpellier
(34 - Hérault) on 19 March 1915 Died at Campet-et-Lamolère (40 - Landes) on 16 October 1998 |
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| DETROYAT Michel | Lieutenant
|
1st Sqn.
|
Michel DETROYAT joined
the Air Force in Istres in 1923. He very quickly showed great
qualities as a pilot and excelled in acrobatics. He left the
army in 1927 to become a test pilot with Morane-Saulnier.
He took part in a number of air races and meetings, where
he competed against Marcel DORET, another highly talented
pilot. Michel DETROYAT became Hélène BOUCHER's
acrobatics instructor in 1933 and in April 1938 became an
advisor to the French Air Force. He joined the GC I/1 on 7 September 1939 before joining the STAé on 31 October 1939. Demobilised in July 1940, he remained close to the Vichy government and provided technical support to the occupying forces, leading to his arrest in October 1944 at the time of the liberation. He was released in November 1945 and sentenced in January 1946 to national degradation and a 20-year residence ban. He returned to France in 1951 and resumed his career as a pilot. He died in 1956 of a cerebral embolism. |
Born 28 October 1905,
Paris (75) Died at Neuilly-sur-Seine (92 - Hauts de Seine) on 5 October 1956 |
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| DUBOST Albert - Marcel | Sergeant
|
2nd Sqn. |
3 |
1 |
Born in Pionsat (63
- Puy de Dôme) on 9 April 1918 Died at Pionsat on 30 May 1995 |
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| FARGUES | Sergeant
|
Sergeant FARGUES later joined ECN II/13. | ||||||
| FIALA Rudolf | Sergeant
|
1st Sqn.
|
2 |
Czech pilot posted on 8 March 1940 from the Chartres CIC. Wounded in air combat on 26 May 1940: he had to abandon his Bloch MB152 n°240 and landed on the ground badly wounded and burnt. | Born on 30 January 1911
in Vienna (Austria) Died 18 May 1971 |
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| FRALON | Sergeant |
1ere
Sqn. |
Wounded in air combat on 26 May 1940, he jumped by parachute and was evacuated to Senlis hospital. | |||||
| GARDE Georges - Julien | Captain
|
Staff
Groupe |
5 |
1 |
Georges GARDE joined
the French Air Force in August 1921 and obtained his pilot's
licence in April 1922. From 1926 to 1932, he was posted to
French West Africa and took part in local conflicts against
the "Rebels" in Mauritania and then in the High
Atlas. In 1932, he was posted to the 1st Fighter Wing based at Villacoublay. From 1933 to 1934, he took part in the Croisière Noire, a raid from North Africa to Sub-Saharan Africa aboard 28 Potez 25 TOEs. He then returned to the 1st Fighter Wing and was appointed Captain, before taking command of the 2nd Squadron. Georges GARDE was placed on Armistice leave in 1943 and joined the Resistance. He managed to leave France for Algiers. He was commander of the Meknés fighter training centre. After the war, Georges GARDE was for a time Head of the Air Force Information Service before taking command of the 60th Transport Wing at Villacoublay. He was promoted to Air Brigadier General in 1954. |
Born in Tarare (69 -
Rhône) on 30 July 1903 Died at Fréjus (83 - Var) on 8 July 1986 |
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| HAMARD Roger | Sergeant
|
1st Sqn |
Wounded on 22 December 1939 after landing in open country (Lost in the fog: out of fuel) | |||||
| HONORAT Jean | Staff-Sergeant
|
Staff Sergeant HONORAT later joined the GC II/8. | ||||||
| JODA Antoni |
Master-Corporal
|
1st Sqn.
|
Polish pilot posted
on 14 June 1940 from GC I/145 He joined the RAF and was posted to 307 Sqn. He was killed on 10 January 1941 when the Boulton Paul DEFIANT, in which he was a passenger, was lost after a radio failure and crashed into the sea off the coast of North-West Wales. |
Born on 21 July 1915
in Kurpiesze (Belarus) Killed on 10 January 1941 near Isle of Man |
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| JULIEN | Adjudant
|
2nd Sqn. |
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| KRAKORA Jan | Master-Corporal |
2nd Sqn. |
Czech pilot posted on 31 December 1939. Killed by accident on 23rd April 1940: during a combat exercise with Warrant Officer LEVASSEUR, Jan KRAKORA loses control of his aircraft, which crashes to the ground and bursts into flames. A civilian and a soldier trying to get the Pilot out of the aircraft were killed in the explosion of a machine-gun magazine. | Born 12/04/1914 at Lysalaye
(Czechoslovakia) Killed on 23/04/1940 at Gouvieux (60 - Oise) |
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| KRAL Jiri | Lieutenant |
2nd Sqn. |
1 |
Jiri KRAL, Czech pilot, left his country on 1st May 1939, passing through Poland before reaching France. He was posted to GC I/1 on 31 December 1939.Killed in aerial combat on 8 June 1940, on board Bloch MB152 n°299: He evacuated his burning aircraft, but his parachute did not open.... |
Born on 15 March 1910
in Polanka nad Odrou (Czechoslovakia) Killed on 8 June 1940 at Montdidier (80 - Somme) |
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| KUNTZEL Auguste | Staff-Sergeant
|
2nd Sqn. |
Transferred to the Montpellier CIC as an instructor in February 1940. He subsequently joined the GC III/3, then the GC III/6 on 3 September 1939, before being demobilised on 25 October 1940. | Born on 27 March 1910
in Yutz (57 - Moselle) Died at Strasbourg (68 - Bas-Rhin) on 13 June 1992 |
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| LABREUVEUX | Lieutenant |
1st Sqn. |
Following health problems linked to high-altitude combat training, Lieutenant LABREUVEUX was forced to leave the Chasse and was transferred to the CIC at Chartres on 27 February 1940. | |||||
| LEGENTIL André | Lieutenant |
1st Sqn.
|
3 |
1 |
Assigned to the Group on 6 December 1939. Seriously wounded in air combat on 3 June 1940. |
Born on 6 January 1913 Killed on 11 September 1943 |
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| LEMERRE Pierre - Jean | Lieutenant |
2nd Sqn.
|
Transferred to school on 15 October 1939 | Born 26 July 1897, Paris
(75) Died in Paris on 21 September 1983 |
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| LEPROVOST Jacques | Sergeant
|
1st Sqn.
|
2 |
Born in Saigon (Vietnam)
on 11 July 1915 Died at Lavaur (81 - Tarn) on 3 April 1991 |
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| LEVASSEUR Marcel | Chief
Warrant Officer |
2nd Sqn. |
Wounded in air combat on 12 May 1940 | |||||
| MANFROY Robert - André | Sub-Lieutenant
|
2nd Sqn.
|
Born in Chatellerault
(86 - Vendée) on 28 August 1916 Died at Tours (37 - Indre et Loire) on 23 December 1991 |
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| MARECHAL Bernard - André | Captain
|
1 |
1 |
Posted to the group on 7 March 1940. Killed in air combat on 3 June 1940. |
Born on 10 December
1907 at Annecy (74 - Haute-Savoie) Killed on 03 June 1940 at Senlis (60 - Oise) |
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| MARKIEWICZ Antoni - Lucjan | Staff-Sergeant
|
2nd Sqn. |
1 |
Antoni MARKIEWICZ joined
the Polish Air Force in 1931 and was posted to the 22 Bomber
Eskadra in Krakow. In 1936, he joined an advanced fighter
pilot course. On 1 September 1939, he shot down a Henshel
126, probably the first aircraft of the Second World War to
be killed in aerial combat. On 17th September, Markiewicz
flew to Romania, reached France via Beirut and joined the
I/145 Fighter Group, which had already won 3 victories in
Poland. He was posted on 14 June 1940. After the armistice, he went to England and was posted to 302 Sqn, where he suffered a serious accident in February 1941 and never flew again. Demobilised in November 1945, he remained in Great Britain and took the name AL MARTIN. |
Born on 13 January 1915
in Sandomierz (Poland) Died on 30 April 2005 |
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| MICHEL | Lieutenant |
2nd Sqn. |
Left GC I/1 on 18 September 1940 to join the "Jeunesse et Montagne" movement | |||||
| MICHY Louis - Eugène |
Commander
|
Staff
Groupe |
Born 22 January 1899,
Paris (75) Died at Saujon (17 - Charente-Maritime) on 12 July 1993 |
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| MONCHANIN Jean - Julien | Chief
Warrant Officer |
1st Sqn. |
1 |
Jean MONCHANIN joined
the Group on 8 September 1939 from the Etampes Patrol. He was wounded again on 8 September 1941. |
Born in Charrecey (72
- Saône et Loire) on 9 August 1907 Died at Fismes (51 - Marne) on 23 October 1972 |
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| MOREL | Staff-Sergeant
|
2nd Sqn. |
Wounded in air combat on 21 May 1940 | |||||
| NOVACEK Cyril | Captain |
1st Sqn.
|
Czech pilot posted on 8 March 1940 from the Chartres CIC. He was wounded in air combat on 9 June 1940. | |||||
| OZANNE Jean - Marie | Lieutenant |
Former Polytechnique
student. First posted to the Chartres CIC from 27 September 1939 to 6 March 1940, he then joined the GC I/1 and was transferred to the GC III/10 on 15 April. He commanded the GC I/2 from 1944 to 1945. |
Born on 9 May 1912 in
Gruchet-le-Valasse (76 - Seine-Maritime) Died at Caen (14 - Calvados) on 29 November 1978 |
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| PALLIER Gabriel | Commander |
Staff
Groupe |
Gabriel PALLIER, who
joined the French Air Force in 1915, fought as a fighter pilot
and was credited with two probable victories. He joined the Saumur Officer Training School in 1921 and 1922 and, with the rank of Lieutenant, was posted to Syria. On his return to France, he was posted to the Ecole d'Avord and promoted to Captain. From 1931 to 1934, he joined the 4th Indochina Escadrille, where he flew raids on Potez 25 TOEs. He returned to France to take command of the 1ere Escadre d'Aviation légère de Défense before taking command of GC I/1, then based at Etampes, in October 1936. Transferred on 14 April 1940 to the Saint-Cyr pilot school, he tried in June 1940 to transfer his school to North Africa, but the limited autonomy of his aircraft decided otherwise. He was appointed acting commander of the Toulouse-Francazal air park, but refusing to collaborate, he preferred to ask to be put on leave before joining the FFI in Paris in 1943. He took part in the liberation of Paris. He rejoined the Air Force in 1947 and was appointed Lieutenant-Colonel. He held various administrative posts before retiring in 1951. |
Born
on 19 October 1896 in Quang-Yen (Tonkin) Died at Fréjus (83 - Var) on 23 July 1990 |
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| PARAFINSKI Mieczyslaw - Jan | Sergeant
|
2nd Sqn. |
Sergeant Mieczyslaw
PARAFINSKI was born in 1914. After the Polish defeat, he went
to France and fought first in the GC I/145 then, on 14 June,
he was posted to the GC I/1. On 18 June 1940, he left this
group with the seven other Polish pilots for England. Mieczyslaw PARAFINSKI joined the 308th Polish Squadron and was killed on 26 February 1941 when his Hawker Hurricane crashed during a training flight in Great Britain. |
Born in 1914 in Krakow
(Poland) Died in Baginton, Warwicks (Great Britain) on 26 February 1941 |
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| PARISSE Jean - Georges | Sergeant
|
1st Sqn.
|
Transferred on 30 September to the Versailles School. He later joined the GC I/3 and was killed in air combat on 21 May 1940. | Born on 29 June 1917
at Varangéville (54 - Meurthe et Moselle) Killed on 21 May 1940 at Fourchette (80 - Somme) |
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| PEBREL Jean | Sub-Lieutenant
|
2nd Sqn. |
2 |
Reserve Officer: joined
the Group on 25 August 1939. He was demobilised on 28 July 1940. |
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| PERAUD Jean - Etienne | Lieutenant
|
1st Sqn.
|
Jean PERAUD distinguished himself in 1934 by flying a Farman 356 from Paris to Saigon in 6 days and 2 hours, winning the Coupe du Président de la République. He joined the Group on 21 October 1939. On 5 April 1940, he was posted to the Ministry of Air. | Born on 26 June 1911
in Gond-Pontouvre (16 - Charente) Died at Libourne (33 - Gironde) on 23 February 1990 |
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| PIPA Joseph | Captain |
1st Sqn.
|
1 |
1 |
Czech pilot posted on
8 March 1940 from the Chartres CIC. |
Born on 13 October 1915
in Lukov (Czechoslovakia) Died in Great Britain on 2 January 1977 |
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| POSTOLKA Jindrich | Master-Corporal |
2nd Sqn. |
1 |
Czech pilot posted on 31 December 1939. After the Armistice, he joined the RAF and became an instructor at Squadron 311. | Born 19 February 1913
in Vienna (Austria) Died in London (Great Britain) on 16 October 1993 |
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| RENAUD Marcel - Gustave | Lieutenant |
Staff
1° Sqn. |
Transferred to the Group
in January 1941 from GC III/7 He was killed in March 1943 off Berck sur Mer while serving with the Groupe de Chasse n°2 "Ile de France" of the Free French Air Force. |
Born on 16 July 1920
in Paris (75) Killed on 13 March 1943 off Berck sur Mer (62 - Pas de Calais) |
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| ROQUES Jacques - Rafael | Captain
|
Staff
Groupe |
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 |
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| ROSSIGNEUX Jean - Paul | Lieutenant |
1st Sqn.
|
1 |
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. |
Born on 18 January 1916
in Marseille (13 - Bouches du Rhône) Killed on 5 May 1942 at Diego-Suarez (Madagascar) |
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| ROUX Ernest | Lieutenant |
2nd Sqn.
|
Flight engineer assigned to the Group in June 1936 | |||||
| SCHMIDT Jean - Lucien | Lieutenant |
Staff
1stSqn. |
1 |
1 |
Wounded in air combat on 21 May 1940 | Born in Toulouse (31
- Haute-Garonne) on 26 January 1906 Died in Boulogne-Billancourt (92 - Haut-De-Seine) on 4 September 1972 |
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| SKIBINSKI Bronislaw - Jerzy | Lieutenant |
1st Sqn.
|
In September 1939, Bronislaw
SKIBINSKI, a Polish pilot, fought with the 122nd Polish Fighter
Squadron. He returned to France after the Polish surrender. Initially assigned to GC I/145, he joined GC I/1 on 14 June 1940. |
Born
in Kamienskoje (Ukraine) on 12 March 1916 Died at Tours (37 - Indre et loire) on 21 April 1969 |
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| SOVICHE Pierre - Henri | Commander |
Staff
Groupe |
Before the war, in July
1939, Pierre SOVICHE, then a Captain, was part of the Franco-British
mission led by General Doumenc to the USSR. by General Doumenc in the USSR, accompanied by Major Valin, Commandant SOVICHE joined GC I/1 on 28 April 1940 to replace Commandant PALLIER as Group Commander. |
Born on 1 June 1901
in Lyon (69 - Rhône) Died at Gleizé (69 - Rhône) on 3 August 1988 |
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| STARKE Robert -Frédéric | Sergeant
|
2nd Sqn. |
5 |
Robert Starké
was born on 13 June 1915 in Woerth, Bas-Rhin. He joined the
Romilly air base as a student pilot on 24 August 1935. After
obtaining his wings, he joined the 1st Fighter Squadron based
at Le Bourget on 15 May 1936, then at Villacoublay and finally
at Etampes on 20 October of the same year. On 24 August 1938, after signing a new contract, Sergeant Starké was posted to the 2nd Escadrille of GC I/1. During the "Drôle de Guerre", Sergeant Starké was promoted to the rank of Sergeant-Chef. On 20 June 1940, while flying over a HEINKEL HE111 that had been destroyed on the ground, Sergeant STARKE collided with another French pilot of the GCI/8, Sub-Lieutenant PORODO. Miraculously, PORODO escaped unhurt, but Sergeant SARKE was found burnt to a crisp in his aircraft. |
Born on 13 June 1905
in Woerth (67 - Bas Rhin) Killed on 20 June 1940 at Saujon (17 - Charente-Maritime) |
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| SZEMPLINSKI Lucjan | Staff-Sergeant
|
1st Sqn.
|
After the Polish defeat, he returned to France and fought first with GC I/145 and then, on 14 June 1940, with GC I/1. On 18 June 1940, he left this group with the seven other Polish pilots for England. He fought with 307 Sqn and was killed by accident in January 1944: during a training flight, the starboard engine of the Bristol Beaufighter in which Lucjan SZEMPLINSKI was flying failed. The plane crashed as it approached the base. | Born on
16 June 1912 in Kolaki Male (Poland) Killed on 13 January 1944 at Montrose, Tayside (Great Britain) |
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| TAIN Jean | Sergeant
|
1st Sqn.
|
1 |
On 16 May he was transferred
to the GC II/9. Second lieutenant at the Chaouia base (Morocco), he was killed on 31/07/1945. |
Born on 21 May 1908
in Langres (52 - Haute-Marne) Killed on 31 July 1945 at Chaouia (Morocco) |
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| TEILLET Roger | Staff-Sergeant
|
1st Sqn.
|
7 |
1 |
Roger TEILLET enlisted in the French Air Force in 1935 and joined the Rabat Air Base in Morocco. He qualified as a pilot in October 1936. As a young Sergeant, he was posted to GC I/1, 1ere Escadrille, on 9 March 1937. | Born in Périgueux
(24 - Dordogne) on 25 January 1914 Died at Senlis (60 - Oise) on 12 October 1988 |
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| TREBOD Pierre - Auguste | Lieutenant |
1st Sqn.
|
Pierre TREBOD, who started out as a mechanic, obtained his military pilot's licence in August 1929. After serving with the 2nd fighter aviation regiment at Strasbourg-Neuhoff, he qualified as a public transport pilot and became a test pilot at the SNCASO-SNECMA factory in Chatellerault, flying many routes between Chatellerault and Bordeaux. With this solid experience, he joined the GC I/1 on 20 April 1940. He was killed in air combat on 03 June 1940. |
Born on 07 February
1910 in Bordeaux (33 - Gironde) Killed on 3 June 1940 at Boran-sur-oise (60 - Oise) |
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| VEROTS Auguste | Adjudant
|
1st Sqn.
|
1 |
1 |
Originally an aviation
mechanic, Auguste VEROTS joined the Morane flying school in
1935. He was posted to GC I/1 in 1936. |
Born on 5 November 1910
in Saint-Etienne (42 - Loire) Died at Puy en Velay (43 - Haute-Loire) on 22 May 2000 |
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| VIOLET Georges | Captain
|
Staff
1st Sqn. |
Before
the war, Captain VIOLET was Commandant of the Ecole de Perfectionnement
à la Chasse in Dijon. He joined the GC III/7 on 15 September
1939, replacing Commandant Champ-De-Pas, and became Deputy Commandant
of the Group. He in turn left the Group on 31 March 1940 to
join GC I/1. In July 1941 he joined the GC I/2. He died accidentally on 18 August 1943 near Meknes, in a collision with another D520 of the GC I/2. |
Born on 02 January 1907
at Etoile (26 - Drôme) Killed on 18 August 1943 at Meknès (Morocco) |
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| WCZELIK Antoni | Captain
|
2nd Sqn. |
1 |
An experienced pilot who had taken part in the fighting in Poland, Antoni WCZELIK joined France, via Romania, after the Polish defeat. He first fought with GC I/145 before joining GC I/1 on 14 June 1940. On 18th June, with the other Polish pilots of the Group, he joined Great Britain and fought with 302 Sqn. He was killed on 14th April 1942 on board a Spitfire during a fight against ME109s during a Boston Bomber escort flight. | Born in
Kalinowszczyj on 4 October 1906 Killed on 14 April 1942 in La Manche |
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| ZANIEWSKI Piotr | Sergeant
|
1st Sqn.
|
After graduating from
an infantry school in Konin, he was posted to the 10th Infantry
Regiment in Lowicz, then transferred to the 12th Aviation
Regiment in Krakow. In June 1936, he left for the Grudziadz
aviation school. On graduating, he was transferred to the
121st Fighter Squadron, with which he took part in the occupation
of Zaolzie and the brief 1939 Campaign. After the Polish defeat,
he returned to France via Romania, and fought first with the
GC I/145 before being posted to the GC I/1 on 14 June. On
18 June 1940, he left this group with the seven other Polish
pilots for England. Once across the Channel, he trained with
Squadron 308 from September 1940 to January 1941. He then
joined Squadron 315 from January 1941 to June 1941, and finally
RAF Squadrons 307, 605, 258 and 286. He finished the war as
an instructor in an OTU. |
Born on 29 January 1917 in Odessa | ||||
| ZUKOWSKI Aleksy | Lieutenant |
1st Sqn.
|
After the Polish defeat,
he returned to France and fought first with GC I/145 before
being posted to GC I/1 on 14 June. On 18 June 1940, he left
this group with the seven other Polish pilots for England,
where he fought with 302 Sqn. He was killed on 18 October 1940 on board his hurricane during a clash with ME109s. |
Born 28
March 1911 in Vilnius (Lithuania) Killed at Boxley on 18 October 1940 |
| Name | Rank | Function | Sqn. | Remarks | Status | Photo | Citations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BAUDET | Master-Corporal |
Radio (?) |
They appear in the flight logs of Sergeant-Chef Ernest ROUX, flight engineer, as crew members of Potez 631 fighter command aircraft. We can assume that their duties were "Radio", but this remains to be confirmed. | ||||
| BOUCHARD | Master-Corporal |
Radio (?) |
They appear in the flight logs of Sergeant-Chef Ernest ROUX, flight engineer, as crew members of Potez 631 fighter command aircraft. We can assume that their duties were "Radio", but this remains to be confirmed. | ||||
| DEDHUIT | Chief-Warrant
Officer |
Mechanic |
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| FOUAL | Staff-Sergeant |
Radio (?) |
They appear in the flight logs of Sergeant-Chef Ernest ROUX, flight engineer, as crew members of Potez 631 fighter command aircraft. We can assume that their duties were "Radio", but this remains to be confirmed. | ||||
| LE BASQUE | Master-Corporal |
Radio (?) |
They appear in the flight logs of Sergeant-Chef Ernest ROUX, flight engineer, as crew members of Potez 631 fighter command aircraft. We can assume that their duties were "Radio", but this remains to be confirmed. | ||||
| VEYLER | Master-Corporal |
Radio (?) |
They appear in the flight logs of Sergeant-Chef Ernest ROUX, flight engineer, as crew members of Potez 631 fighter command aircraft. We can assume that their duties were "Radio", but this remains to be confirmed. |
| Aircraft | Number |
|---|---|
| Messerschmitt BF110 | 6 |
| Messerschmitt BF109 | 6 |
| Henschel Hs 126 | 4 |
| Dornier Do 17 | 5.5 |
| Heinkel He111 | 0.5 |
| Aircraft | Number |
|---|---|
| Messerschmitt BF110 | 2 |
| Dornier Do 215 | 3 |
| Dornier Do 17 | 1 |
| Names | Date |
|---|---|
| Corporal -Chef KRAKORA (Accident) | April 23, 1940 |
| Staff-Sergeant COADER (Combat) | May 20, 1940 |
| Lieutenant TREBOD (Combat) | June 3, 1940 |
| Captain MARECHAL (Combat) | June 3, 1940 |
| Lieutenant KRAL (Combat) | June 8, 1940 |
| Staff-Sergeant STARKE (Accident) | June 20, 1940 |
| Names | Date |
|---|---|
| Sergeant HAMARD (Accident) | December 20, 1939 |
| Chief Warrant Officer LEVASSEUR (Combat) | May 12, 1940 |
| Chief Warrant Officer MONCHANIN (Accident) | May 17, 1940 |
| Lieutenant SCHMIDT (Combat) | May 21, 1940 |
| Staff-Sergeant MOREL (Combat) | May 21, 1940 |
| Sergeant FIALA (Combat) | May 26, 1940 |
| Lieutenant LEGENTIL (Combat) | June 3, 1940 |
| Captain NOVACEK (Combat) | June 9, 1940 |
| Names | Date |
|---|
|
Sources :
- Book "Bloch
152" from S. Joanne - Editions LELA Presse
- Book"Dewoitine
D520" from J. CUNY / R. Danel - Docavia - Editions Larivière
- Book"Ils
étaient là" from Jacqueline and Paul MARTIN - Editions
"Aéro-Editions"
- ...
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| Type | Serial number | Code | Aircraft history |
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POTEZ
631
|
|||
| POTEZ 631 |
127
|
X-796
|
Assigned to GC I/1 as a fighter command aircraft |
| POTEZ 631 |
161
|
X-930
|
Assigned to GC I/1 as a fighter command aircraft |
|
NIEUPORT-DELAGE
NiD 62 C1
|
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|
NIEUPORT-DELAGE NiD 62
C1
|
052
|
R-383
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 1st Squadron |
|
DEWOITINE
D500
|
|||
|
DEWOITINE D500
|
082
|
R-082
|
Aircraft assigned to Lieutenant-Colonel GALLIOT DE TURENNE, commander of 42nd Reims mixed wing in 1936. He will then be assigned to GC I / 1, 2nd Squadron. He will eventually be assigned to GC II / 4. Despite the transformation on CURTISS H75, will remain until July 1938 at GC I / 4 for training |
|
DEWOITINE D500
|
103
|
R-103
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 then to the EPP n ° 2 of Avord (Principal Pilot School). Accidented May 21, 1940 on the ground of La Rochelle. |
|
DEWOITINE
D501
|
|||
|
DEWOITINE D501
|
199
|
R-227
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 1st Squadron |
|
DEWOITINE D501
|
218
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 2nd Squadron | |
|
DEWOITINE
D510
|
|||
|
DEWOITINE D510
|
298
|
R-300
|
Assigned to the 42 ° 1/2 Brigade- Reme Group 1st Squadron based at SIDI-AHMED. Aircraft present in the Group in May 1939, then transferred to GC I / 1, General Staff. Aircraft of Commander PALLIER, Commander of the Group. Present in Chantilly in September 1939 |
|
DEWOITINE D510
|
319
|
N-606
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 2nd Squadron |
|
DEWOITINE D510
|
341
|
N-616
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, General Staff. Aircraft of Commander PALLIER, Commander of the Group. |
|
DEWOITINE D510
|
348
|
N-623
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 2nd Squadron |
|
BLOCH
MB151
|
|||
|
BLOCH MB151
|
4
|
Y-491
|
First BLOCH MB151 taken into account by the Air Force. Assigned to GC I / 1 on January 14, 1940, then to GCII / 1 on February 23, 1940. On May 10, 1940, it is being modified to the SNCASO for upgrading BLOCH MB152 |
|
BLOCH MB151
|
59
|
Y-546
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 after the Armistice. Wrecked by Commander MICHY on November 21, 1942. |
|
BLOCH MB151
|
108
|
Y-595
|
Assigned first to GC I / 1 and then to GC III / 10 - 5th Sqn. December 4, 1939. Damaged May 14, 1940 after a landing on the stomach by Sergeant LE-SAULNIER. The aircraft will be captured by the Germans and used in flying school in Hamburg where it will be damaged on 25 August 1943. |
|
BLOCH MB151
|
392
|
Y-879
|
First at the CIC in Chartres, he was posted on April 20, 1940 to the Czech Patrol of the DAT Chartres, he was injured in CAZAUX with the MS406 No. 240. It will then be transferred to the GC I / 1 - 1st Sqn. in May 1940. It will be later transformed into Bloch MB 152. |
|
BLOCH
MB152
|
|||
|
BLOCH MB152
|
9
|
Y-496
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 on March 5, 1940, then to AC3 Naval Air Squadron in early April 1940 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
11
|
Y-498
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 1st Squadron, December 30, 1939 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
12
|
Y-499
|
This unit is the prototype of the BLOCH MB152 with 14N49 engine. Assigned to GC I / 1. The aircraft was hijacked in Orléans-Bricy on January 14, 1940, by Sub-Lieutenant ESCOFFIER. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
17
|
Y-504
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 1 Squadron, it will be donated to EAA301 in May 1940 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
19
|
Y-506
|
First assigned to GC I / 1 - 2nd Squadron, he joined the GC II / 10 - 4th Sqn on April 29, 1940. The aircraft was set in the field on May 19, 1940 by Captain DULAC. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
41
|
Y-528
|
This aircraft made its first flight on May 9, 1939. It was assigned to GC I / 1, 1st Squadron, May 20, 1940, then GC II / 10, 4th Squadron June 24, 1940 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
95
|
Y-582
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron. He is put in pylon on landing December 28, 1939 in Macon. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
97
|
Y-584
|
First assigned to GC I / 1 - 1st Sqn in October 1939, he joined GC II / 10 - 3rd Sqn on May 21st, 1940. Damaged in Air Combat, he was abandoned on the Cazaux field on June 23, 1940. Captured by the Germans, he is present in the school unit LW EJG 54. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
99
|
Y-586
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 after the Armistice. Present in the Group in March 1942 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
103
|
Y-590
|
Assigned first to GC I / 1 - 2nd Sqn. on January 5, 1940, he joined the GC II / 10 - 3rd Esc on May 8, 1940. Engine Broken on June 4, he will be abandoned on June 10, 1940 on the ground of Bernay. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
107
|
Y-594
|
Assigned to the Experiment Squadron GC I / 1.Il is hilly on September 26, 1939: His left wheel is torn off during a wooden horse. He will then be transferred to GC III / 9, General Staff. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
109
|
Y-596
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron on October 3, 1939, then to GC II / 10, 3rd Squadron on May 21, 1940. Sergeant SZTRAMKO will put it on his stomach on June 7, 1940. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
111
|
Y-598
|
Assigned to Captain COUTAUD of GC I / 1, 1st Squadron, October 7, 1939. This Squadron Leader is one of the great aces on Bloch MB152 with 6 safe and 2 probable victories. Code "1". Accidented by a landing in the countryside on March 29, 1940 by Lt LEGENTIL |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
115
|
Y-602
|
Coded "2": Assigned to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron on 11 January 1940, then to GC II / 10, 4th Squadron. Destroyed in aerial combat on June 7, 1940: his pilot Commander WYRWICKI is killed |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
117
|
Y-604
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 1st Squadron, then to GC II / 10, 4th Squadron May 3rd, 1940. Destroyed in aerial combat May 17th 1940: his pilot Lieutenant PERONNE is killed |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
119
|
Y-606
|
Aircraft of the staff of GC I / 1. Assigned to Commander SOVICHE, GC I / 1 boss: |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
120
|
Y-607
|
In October 1939, the aircraft was at CEAM, he was assigned to GC II / 1, then to GC I / 1, 1 Squadron, coded "2", and finally to GC II / 10, 4th Squadron. It is destroyed in aerial combat May 14, 1940: his pilot Warrant Officer BERGER is unharmed |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
123
|
Y-610
|
In Chateaudun on July 28th, 39, he is then at the CEMA of Reims, before being assigned to GC I / 1, 1st Squadron, on May 8th, 1940 and at GC II / 10 - 3rd Esc. He will be damaged in Air Combat on June 5, 1940, and abandoned in Rouvray: his pilot, Warrant Officer WETZEL is unharmed |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
124
|
Y-611
|
On October 13, 1939, he was at CEAM and was posted to GC I / 1, 1 Squadron. Destroyed by Sgt HAMARD on December 20, 39, landing in the fog near Autun. It will be reformed on October 8, 1940 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
126
|
Y-613
|
In October 1939, he was at CEAM and then assigned to GC I / 1 - 2nd Sqn, he then joined GC II / 10 - 3rd Sqn. He will be assigned to GC II / 9 at a later date and will be accidentally destroyed on takeoff on 4 July 1941. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
127
|
Y-614 |
Assigned first to GC II / 1, then GC I / 1 2nd Sqn on January 14, 1940. He then joined GC II / 10- 3rd Sqn. On April 29, 1940, he was found at GC I / 1 on March 20, 1942, and then at GC II / 8 - 4 th Sqn. November 27, 1942. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
128
|
Y-615
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 1 ° Squadron. Destroyed by Sgt LEPREVOST on December 20, 39 landing in the fog near Autun |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
129
|
Y-616
|
Assigned first to GC I / 1 - 2nd Sqn, then to GC II / 10 - 3rd Sqn. end of April 1940. Coded "3". Shot in air combat May 18, 1940 during a fight against a formation of He111 who bombed the field of Roye - Killed from the beginning of the fight, he crashes Beuvraignes (Somme). His pilot, Sergeant-Major CARLETTI is killed. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
130
|
Y-617
|
Assigned first to GC I / 1 - 2nd Esc., Then to GC II / 10 - 3rd Esc: coded "10". he will be shot in aerial combat on June 7, 1940 during a mission of protection of troops - He crashes in Saint-Germain-sur-Aulne (Seine-Maritime). His Polish pilot, Sub-Lieutenant DUDWAL is killed |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
132
|
Y-619
|
October 13, 1939, he is at the CEAM and is assigned to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
134
|
Y-621
|
Code "7" white on the drift. Assigned to the GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron on January 10, 1940, he is paid against BLOCH 14N49 engine. He is at GC II / 10 4 ° Squadron May 7, 1940. Shot in air combat May 16, 1940 It crashes around Beaurevoir (Aisne). His pilot, Sub-Lieutenant BARBU is unscathed. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
137
|
Y-624
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 1 ° Squadron. Accidented by Sgt COADER on December 20, 39 landing in the fog near Autun. He is sent to the park 15/102 and leaves on January 24, 1940. He is reformed October 8, 1940 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
143
|
Y-630
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron, then May 8, 1940 to GC II / 10. Damaged in aerial combat May 16, 1940 (Pilot Second Lieutenant DIETRICH) |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
145
|
Y-632
|
Assigned to GC I / 1. Wrecked 7 Oct 39 by Lt MANFROY, he is repaired. Wrecked again on May 3, 1940, he will be sent to the ARAA of Aulnat then assigned to GC II / 1.3 ° Escadrille. It is proposed to reform October 8, 1940 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
146
|
Y-633
|
Assigned to the GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron, then GC II / 1 3 ° Escadrille Coded "5": Damaged after an aerial combat on May 19, 1940, it is abandoned on June 10, 1940 in BUC in front of the hangar "Hélène BOUCHER "and is destroyed with pomegranate |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
155
|
Y-642
|
First at the SNCASO for propeller tests, he was assigned to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron in October 1939, GC I / 8 December 3, 1939 and finally GC II / 10 4 ° Squadron May 14, 1940 It is proposed to reform in October 1940 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
159
|
Y-646
|
Assigned to GC I / 8 on November 26, 1939, then GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron. Still at GC I / 1 in March 1942 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
164
|
Y-651
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron, then GC II / 1 3 ° Squadron coded "9". Shot down in air combat on May 15, 1940 during a fight against a formation of Bf109 - He crashes near Hameau Les Woieries (Ardennes): his pilot, Sergeant-Chief MUNIER is killed. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
169
|
Y-656
|
Assigned first to GC I / 1, then to GC II / 10 - 3rd Esc. Severely damaged during an aerial combat on May 17, 1940, the aircraft was destroyed on the Plessis-Belleville property. His pilot, Warrant Officer SOUCHE is unharmed |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
175
|
Y-662
|
Assigned to GC I / 8 1 ° Squadron January 6, 1940. Broken April 1, 1940, it is left to Maupertuis where it is recovered by GC I / 1, 2 ° Escadrille coded "32". It is destroyed May 16, 1940 the return of a mission: its pilot the Sub-Lieutenant SCHMIDT is wounded |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
180
|
Y-667
|
Assigned to GC I / 8 on November 26, 1939, then GC I / 1, 2 ° Escadrille coded "8" January 12, 1940. Piloted by Master Corporal KRAKORA, he will be lost by accident during a flight of training April 23, 1940 - The pilot and his aircraft crashed around the terrain of Chantilly-les-Aigles after catching fire in flight |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
185
|
Y-672
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, then GC I / 8 on April 1, 1940 and finally GC III / 10 - 5 th Sqn. His pilot, Sergeant PINON, wounded, poses in campaign May 17, 1940 following an aerial combat. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
215
|
Y-702
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 1st Squadron after the Armistice. Coded "12". Present in the Group in March 1942 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
220
|
Y-707
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron after Squadron. Destroyed in a crash on August 13, 1941, with MB152 # 566. His pilot, Captain Ladousse skips parachute. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
223
|
Y-710
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 after the Armistice. Present in the Group from November 1940 to March 1942 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
228
|
Y-715
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 1st Squadron after the Armistice. Coded "11". Wrecked February 24, 1941 by the Deputy Lieutenant PEYRET. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
230
|
Y-717
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 after the Armistice. Present in the Group in March 1942. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
240
|
Y-727
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 1 ° Squadron. Shot down in air combat May 26, 1940 during a fight against a formation of Bf109 - Injured with the eyes, his pilot, the Sgt FIALA manages to evacuate his Aircraft and settles around Gouvieux near Creil (Oise), and will be transported to Senlis Hospital. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
253
|
Y-740
|
On May 8, 1940, he was posted to the Cptne GARDE of GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron. Destroyed on landing on June 9, 1940 in Chavenay. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
268
|
Y-755
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 1st Squadron after the Armistice. Accident to the taxi on May 8, 1941 by Sergeant GAILLARD. Present in the Group in March 1942 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
269
|
Y-756
|
May 3, 1940, assigned to Sgt-Chief FIALA GC I / 1, 1 Squadron. He is put back train on May 21, 1940 by Lieutenant LEGENTIL. Proposed for reform October 8, 1940. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
272
|
Y-759
|
Assigned to GC I / 8 1 ° Squadron June 17, 1940. Abandoned in Agen June 24, 1940, it is recovered by GC I / 1 1 Squadron in June 1940. Present to the Group in March 1942. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
277
|
Y-764
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 after the Armistice. Present in the Group in March 1942. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
292
|
Y-779
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 1st Squadron on June 17th, 1940, then GC I / 8, 1st Squadron. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
293
|
Y-780
|
Assigned to the GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron May 9 1940. Shot in air combat on May 21, 1940 during a fight against a formation of 12 Bf110 - The seriously damaged aircraft crashes around Chantilly: his pilot Lieutenant SCHMIDT is seriously injured in the legs |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
299
|
Y-786
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron. Destroyed during a combat execution on June 8, 1940: his pilot, Lt KRAL is killed |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
319
|
Y-806
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron then April 7, 1940 to GC I / 8 and finally to GC III / 9 on June 2, 1940. At GC I / 8 after the armistice, it is damaged by hitting an obstacle the March 30, 1942 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
320
|
Y-807
|
Assigned June 19, 1940 to GC I / 1, 2 ° Escadrille: it is conveyed by Captain COUTAUD. He will then be assigned to GC III / 9, 2nd Sqn. Destroyed by accident on July 22, 1940. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
325
|
Y-812
|
Assigned 19 May 1940 to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron. Destroyed in a collision with another Bloch on June 20, 1940: his pilot, the S / C STARKE is killed |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
331
|
Y-818
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron. Shipped from Villacoublay by S / Lt MANFROY on May 26th. He is present at GC II / 1, 2 ° Squadron on March 20, 1942 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
335
|
Y-822
|
Assigned to GC I / 8 - 1st Sqn. June 11, 1940. He will be assigned to GC I / 1, 2nd Squadron after the Armistice. Present in the Group in March 1942. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
336
|
Y-823
|
Assigned May 15, 1940 to the GC I / 1, 1 ° Squadron, then GC 1/8 1 ° Escadrille June 19, 1940. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
363
|
Y-850
|
Assigned April 23, 1940 to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron. Aircraft destroyed after a makeshift landing following a breakdown: its pilot, Corporal POSTOLKA is unharmed |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
371
|
Y-858
|
April 29, 1940, assigned to Sgt Leader STARKE, GC I / 1, 2nd Squadron. Piloted by Lieutenant SCHMIDT, he was shot down on May 14, 1940 during a fight against a group of 5 BF110 - His plane seriously hit by enemy fire, landed on the belly at Cuirieux (02). The pilot leaves the adventure unscathed and joins his group after firing his camera |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
385
|
Y-872
|
Coded "12". Assigned to GC I / 1, 1 ° Squadron. He is still present at GC I / 1 in March 1942 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
387
|
Y-874
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 1 ° Squadron. Abandoned in Bordeaux on June 20, 1940, engine HS, by the Deputy Lieutenant DE-PINS |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
391
|
Y-878
|
Assigned on May 1, 1940 to GC I / 1, 1st Squadron. Piloted by S / C COADER, he was shot down on May 20, 1940 during a fight against a formation of DO17 protected by Bf110 - He was hit by a BF110 who surprised him while he attacked a DO17 - The pilot is evacuated, but his parachute opening system is faulty, he then uses manual control, but too close to the ground - He crashes in Aumont-en-Halatte (OIse): the S / C COADER is killed |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
397
|
Y-884
|
Assigned on May 3, 1940 to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron. Destroyed on landing by Sergeant-Chief MOREL following an aerial combat on June 5, 1940. His pilot is injured. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
399
|
Y-886
|
Assigned on May 6, 1940 to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron. Destroyed on 19 May 1940 during a makeshift landing following a fuel outage near Breteuil: his pilot, the C / C POSTOLKA is unscathed |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
409
|
Y-896
|
Assigned on April 29, 1940 to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron, coded "3". Shot in air combat on May 12, 1940 during a clash with a group of Bf109 - WO / C LEVASSEUR, wounded, evacuated his burning aircraft and seriously injured himself near TELLIN in Belgium. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
415
|
Y-902
|
Assigned May 3, 1940 to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron. Destroyed on May 5th by S / Lt PEBREL on landing: he is finally repaired and will be present in November 1942 at GC II / 8 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
417
|
Y-904
|
Assigned 8 May 1940 to Commander SOVICHE GC I / 1 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
421
|
Y-908
|
Assigned on May 1, 1940 to Lt LEGENTIL of GC I / 1, 1st Squadron, coded "13". Abandoned June 21, 1940 in Royan by GC I / 1. He is again present at GC I / 1 in July 1940. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
425
|
Y-912
|
Assigned April 24, 1940 to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron. Destroyed after an aerial combat on May 14, 1940: his pilot, the Cptne GARDE managed to land on his stomach. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
427
|
Y-914
|
Assigned May 6, 1940 to the GC I / 1, 1 ° Escadrille.Dracked in aerial combat on June 3, 40: his pilot, Lt LEGENTIL, injured managed to jump parachute |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
502
|
Without
|
Assigned to the GC I / 1, 1 ° Squadron, coded "16" .. On May 17, 40, the "502" loses his hysteria in flight: his pilot, the WO / C MONCHANIN managed to land, but the aircraft is destroyed. Proposed to reform in October 1940 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
517
|
Without
|
Assigned May 3, 1940 to GC I / 1, 1st Sqn. then at GC III / 9, 2nd Sqn. in June 1941 replacing the 240 reformed. It is hilly on May 19, 1942 in Hyères. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
520
|
Without
|
Assigned June 2, 1940 to GC II / 10, then GC I / 1, 1 ° Squadron June 9, 1940.Drought air combat June 3, 40: his pilot, Corporal NOVACEK, managed to jump parachute |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
521
|
Without
|
Assigned in May 1940 to GC I / 1, 1st Squadron. Proposed for reform in October 1940 |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
526
|
Without
|
Assigned May 25, 1940 to the GC I / 1, 1 ° Escadrille.Abandonné June 21, 1940 in Limoges |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
529
|
Without
|
Assigned on April 29, 1940 to Sgt Chief TAIN of GC I / 1, 1st Squadron. Code "19". Still present at GC I / 1 in March 1942. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
546
|
Without
|
Assigned 17 May 1940 to GC I / 1, 2 ° Escadrille.Accidenté 28 February 1941 by Sergeant COIFFART. Still present at GC I / 1 in March 1942. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
551
|
Without
|
Assigned on April 30, 1940 to GC I / 1, 1st Squadron. Shot down in air combat on June 03, 1940 While taking off to meet a group of bombers, he was attacked by BF109, and crashed around Crouy-en-Thelle (Oise) - Son pilot the Lt TREBOD is killed |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
565
|
Without
|
Assigned 2 May 1940 to GC I / 1 2nd Sqn. Assigned to GC III / 9 2nd Sqn, he was injured on June 30, 1941 by Sergeant COIFFARD following a dry breakdown, then on November 26, 1941, with a broken wheel on takeoff. He is still present at GC III / 9 in January 1942. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
566
|
Without
|
Assigned on May 2, 1940 to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron. Destroyed in a mid-air collision with the MB152 # 220, August 13, 1941. His pilot, Lieutenant SCHMIDT parachute |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
568
|
Without
|
Assigned May 2, 1940 to Cptne COUTAUD GC I / 1. He was placed on his stomach on May 31, 1940 by Warrant Officer MONCHANIN |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
569
|
Without
|
Assigned May 6, 1940 to the GC I / 1, 1 ° Escadrille. Destroyed after an aerial combat on May 14, 1940: his pilot, Lt SCHMIDT however managed to land and burned the aircraft. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
571
|
Without
|
Assigned May 6, 1940 to GC I / 1, 1 ° Escadrille.Accidenté (rollover) landing in Bergerac June 21, 1940 by the S / C TEILLET. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
588
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 after the Armistice. Present in the Group in March 1942. |
|
BLOCH MB152
|
590
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron. Shipped from Villacoublay by A / C DELEGAY on May 30th. It will be destroyed following a fire in full flight: his pilot, Sergeant DUREAU evacuated. |
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BLOCH MB152
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593
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Without
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Assigned May 25, 1940 to GC I / 1, 1st Squadron. Convoy of COGNAC by Cptne MARECHAL May 28 40. Shot in air combat on June 03, 1940 - While taking off to meet a group of bombers, he is assaulted by BF109, he shot one who ejects and lands in the suburbs of Creil but he is himself touched and crashes in Saint-Leu-d'Esserent (Oise). |
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BLOCH MB152
|
622
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Without
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Assigned on May 22, 1940 to GC II / 6, 3 ° Squadron. Code "15" and christened "IRAS". Assigned to Master Corporal SZAPOSZNIKOW. Present at GC I / 1, 6 ° Squadron in February 1941. On February 28, 1941, he was damaged by WO FABRE, who had forgotten to leave his train. The aircraft will be destroyed on June 24, 1941: following toxic fumes, Sergeant-Chief ECOFFET crashes on board. |
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BLOCH MB152
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641
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Without
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Assigned to the 1st Squadron of GC I / 8, based in Brétigny-sur-Orge in June 1940 - coded 7 red on the fuselage, he is wearing a winged Trident ending in a loop and a sailor knot as a badge behind the cockpit: 'explains by the fact that this Squadron, formerly flotilla 3C2 of Naval Air, was transferred to the Air Force in January 1936. Assigned to GC I / 1 after the Armistice. Present in the Group in March 1942. |
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BLOCH MB152
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686
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Without
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Assigned on June 3, 1940 to GC I / 1, 2 ° Squadron, he was brought back from Déols by Sub Lieutenant PEBREL. Always present at the GC I / 1 in March 1942, coded "15", Aircraft of the Captain GARDE. |
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BLOCH MB 152
|
690
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Without
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Assigned to GC II / 10: Shot by Flak on June 13, 1940. Pilot, Second Lieutenant GOETZ is unharmed. Present at GC I / 1 after the Armistice, it was destroyed in September 1942. |
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BLOCH MB 152
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691
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Without
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Assigned to GC I / 1, 1st Squadron. It will be hilly on February 27, 1942 after a collision with a Caudron SIMOUN rolling on May 8, 1941 by landing on the belly. |
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BLOCH
MB155
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BLOCH MB155
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702
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Without
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Assigned to GC I / 1 May 14, 1940, 1st Squadron. It is refolded in Rochefort June 17, 1940.Il is always present at the GC I / 1 in July 1940, then appears at GC I / 8 in December 1940 and until August 1942. |
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BLOCH MB155
|
704
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Without
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Assigned to GC I / 1, 1 ° Squadron. It is refolded in Rochefort June 17, 1940. He is still GC I / 1 in December 1940. he is registered at GC I / 8 in January 1942 .. It is hilly following a landing on the belly on July 13, 1943 then that it is used in a German Hunting School. |
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DEWOITINE
D520
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DEWOITINE D520
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463
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Without
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Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
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DEWOITINE D520
|
464
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Without
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Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
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DEWOITINE D520
|
466
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Without
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Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
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DEWOITINE D520
|
474
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
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DEWOITINE D520
|
476
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
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DEWOITINE D520
|
479
|
Without
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Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
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DEWOITINE D520
|
480
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Without
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Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. Aircraft seized by the Germans and assigned to a hunting school (JG101). Damaged during an Allied bombing, March 27, 1944 on the ground of Pau. |
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DEWOITINE D520
|
481
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Without
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Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
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DEWOITINE D520
|
482
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
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DEWOITINE D520
|
483
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
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DEWOITINE D520
|
485
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Without
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Assigned to GC I / 1 at the beginning of June 1942. Destroyed following an accident on September 19, 1942: his pilot is killed. |
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DEWOITINE D520
|
486
|
Without
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Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
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DEWOITINE D520
|
487
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
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DEWOITINE D520
|
488
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
|
DEWOITINE D520
|
490
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
|
DEWOITINE D520
|
491
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
|
DEWOITINE D520
|
492
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
|
DEWOITINE D520
|
493
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
|
DEWOITINE D520
|
497
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
|
DEWOITINE D520
|
498
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
|
DEWOITINE D520
|
499
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
|
DEWOITINE D520
|
500
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
|
DEWOITINE D520
|
501
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 at the beginning of June 1942. The aircraft was destroyed in August 1942 and transferred to Parc 91 d'Istres |
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DEWOITINE D520
|
502
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
|
DEWOITINE D520
|
505
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 beginning of June 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
|
DEWOITINE D520
|
506
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 in August 1942. It is paid to GC I / 1 to replace D520 Nos. 501 and 507 for repair. |
|
DEWOITINE D520
|
507
|
Without
|
Assigned to GC I / 1 early June 1942. The aircraft is damaged in August 1940 and returned to Parc 91 d'Istres |
|
DEWOITINE D520
|
648
|
Without
|
From Pau, he is assigned to GC I / 1 in September 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. |
|
DEWOITINE D520
|
653
|
Without
|
From Pau, he was assigned to GC I / 1 in September 1942. Present to the Group in November 1942. Aircraft seized by the Italians in January 1943, after the invasion of the free zone, and assigned to the "13th GRUPPO". |