Type
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Serial Nb
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Regist.
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Sources :
- Book "Ils étaient là"
from Jacqueline and Paul MARTIN
- ...
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BREGUET
27
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Breguet 27 |
34
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Affected by GAO 518 of Bourges. Aircraft present to the Group in Bordeaux in 1938 - In May 1940, this group still used 5 Breguet 270 ... | |
Breguet 27 |
64
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Assigned to GAO 518: Destroyed on landing on September 14, 1939, his crew is unscathed: Cdt MONTAUDIE (Observer) / Adjt-Chief PENCLAUD (Pilot) | |
POTEZ
63-11
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Potez 63-11 |
382
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C-881
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Assigned to GAO 518: Shot down by German Fighters on June 15, 1940. Sergeant Chief LAYNAUD (Pilot) and Lieutenant ROBERT (Observer) are killed. Sergeant-Chief SAINTES-MARIE (Gunner) is seriously injured. |
Potez 63-11 |
391
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C-890
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Assigned to GAO 518 |
Potez 63-11 |
394
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C-893
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Assigned to the GAO 518: this device will survive the campaign of France: it is found in Montpellier-Frejorgues at the Armistice. Transferred to GR II / 33, he is present in Algiers in July 1940. |
Potez 63-11 |
601
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Assigned to GAO 518: Destroyed by air combat on May 15, 1940. Pilot successfully lands, but ARINO Sub-Lieutenant (gunner) is killed. Sub-Lieutenant AMARGER (Pilot) is wounded, and Lieutenant MONEL (Observer) is unharmed | |
Potez 63-11 |
609
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Assigned to GAO 518 | |
Potez 63-11 |
630
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Assigned to GAO 518: Shot down by German Fighters May 21, 1940. Sergeant RIGAL (Gunner) is killed. Lieutenant FRANTZ (Observer) and Staff Sergeant DELPECH (Pilot) are injured |