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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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BLOCH
M.B. 131
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| Bloch MB131 RB4 |
86
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L-341
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Assigned to GR I / 22: destroyed in air combat on September 17th, 1939. Lieutenant ROUSSET (Crew Chief) and Sub-Lieutenant LEROY (Pilot) are wounded, Sub-Lieutenant CAPDEVILLE (Observer) and Adjutant SARON ( Gunner) are killed | ||||
| Bloch MB131 RB4 |
100
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L-355
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Assigned to the GR I/22 | ||||
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POTEZ
63-11
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| Potez 63-11 |
22
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J-825
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Assigned to GR I / 22: Destroyed on landing following an air combat on March 11, 1940. Lieutenant MEITRET (Pilot) is injured. Lieutenant PARMENTIER (Observer) and Master Corporal HILT (Gunner) are unharmed | ||||
| Potez 63-11 |
425
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C-924
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Assigned to GR I / 22: Shot down by the German Fighters on May 10, 1940. The crew is killed. Sub-Lieutenant CHAUMONT (Observer), Sergeant PELLETIER (Pilot) and Staff-Sergeant CATTOEN (Gunner. | ||||
| Potez 63-11 |
444
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C-943
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Assigned to the GR I / 22: Shot down by the German Fighters on May 12, 1940. The crew is taken prisoner: Captain LAINEY wounded (Pilot), Lieutenant DETRIE (Observer) and Adjutant GRES (Gunner). | ||||
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GLENN-MARTIN
167F
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| Glenn-Martin 167F |
77
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Assigned to GR I / 22. Present in Rabat in Morocco at the end of 1941. This aircraft survived the Syrian Campaign. | |||||
| Glenn-Martin 167F |
83
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Assigned to GR I / 22. Present in Rabat in Morocco at the end of 1941. This aircraft was destroyed on June 29, 1941 by a British P40 bombing on the Kousseir terrain during the Syrian Campaign. | |||||
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