1019 Reconnaissance crew members are listed bellow in alphabetical order.

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Name	Rank	Unit	Post	Informations	Civil-statut	Photo	Indiv. Card	Citations
DA Pierre - Joseph	Lieutenant	GR I/55	Pilot	Commander of the 2nd squadron of the GR I/55 group	Born on 6 August 1914 Killed on 28 April 1951
DALEMONT Bruno	Lieutenant	GR I/35	Pilot	Joined the Group in September 1939. One of the first pilots converted on Potez 63-11. He became the boss of the GB I/31 Lorraine Group and of the Agadir Base (Morocco). He was killed during a mission on 15 July 1948.	Born 19 June 1914 Died 15 July 1948
D'ANGLEJAN Pierre - Marie	Lieutenant	GR II/55	Observer	On June 15, 1940, the Potez 63-11 No.857, damaged by the Flak is forced to land in the countryside. The crew is unscathed. Pierre d'Anglejan ended his career as Controller General of the French Armed Forces.	Born in 1914 Died in1993
DARDAINE	Sergeant	GAO 501	Machine-Gunner
DARRE Paul - Jean	Lieutenant	GR II/36	Pilot	He was killed in Algeria on 15 August 1944 while fighting with GB 2/63 "Sénégal".	Born on 22 June 1907 in Lahitte-Toupière (65 - Hautes-Pyrénées) Killed on 15 August 1944 at Misserghin (Algeria)
DASPET	Adjutant	GR I/22	Radio
DAVAS	Sub-Lieutenant	GAO I/520
DAVIER Jean	Lieutenant	GAO 553	Observer	Killed on aerial combat on September 8, 1939
DEBAISE	Captain	GAO 513	Pilot
DE-BALATIER	Adjutant	GR I/55	Pilot
DE-BARBEYRAC Bernard	Sergeant	GAO I/589	Pilot	Killed on aerial combat on June 2, 1940
DEBARIS	Sub-Lieutenant	GR II/14	Observer	On June 24, 1940, his aircraft, No.63 Potez 63-11, was damaged during an air fight with a Me109 and was destroyed on landing. June 24, 1940. Sub-Lieutenant DEBARIS is unharmed.
DE-BENUCHAMP	Sergeant	GAO I/584	Machine-Gunner
DE-BERNARDY Bruno	Adjutant	GR I/35	Pilot	On May 23, 1940, his aircraft, the Potez 63-11 No.402 is attacked by Me109. Adjutant DE-BERNARDY, unscathed, managed to return to the field, but the gunner was killed during the fight.
DEBLADIS Roger	Lieutenant	GAO III/551	Observer	Seriously wounded on June 5, 1940 aboard Potez 63-11 No.365 shot down by 7 Me109.
DE-BORT	Lieutenant	GAO 552	Observer
DE-CHILY Bernard	Lieutenant	GAO I/520	Observer
DECLERCQ	Chief-Warrant Officer	GAO 501	Machine-Gunner
DE-FAY	Lieutenant	GAO 502	Observer
DE-FORGES Paul - Charles	Lieutenant	GR I/33	Pilot	His Aircraft, the Potez 637 No. 20 was shot down on December 20, 1939 by the Flak and German Fighters and crashed in Germany. The crew, wounded, is taken prisoner. Paul DE-FORGES later joined the GC3 "Normandie Niémen" and disappeared in Russia, south-east of Smolensk on August 31, 1943.	Born June 28, 1912 in Nantes (4 - Loire Atlantique) Killed August 31, 1943 near Smolensk (Russia)
DE-GINESTET Emeric	Lieutenant	GAO III/551	Observer	Killed on June 13, 1940 aboard Potez 63-11 No.384 shot down by 6 Me109.
DE-GOLBERY	Captain	GAO II/551
DE-GRIVEL	Captain	GAO 553
DE-KERAUTEM	Lieutenant	GAO 502	Observer	On June 16, 1940, his aircraft, the Potez 63-11 No. 845 damaged by the Flak, is forced to land in the countryside: the crew, unscathed, fire the aircraft.
DE-LA-BAUME	Captain	GAO II/506
DELACOUR	Sergeant	GR I/35	Pilot
DE-LA-GRENARDIERE	Captain	GAO 503
DELAITRE Marcel - Jean	Lieutenant	GAO 544 GR I/35 March 1940	Observer	Leaves the Group GAO 544 to join the GR I/35 on March 25, 1940.	Born on 16 January 1916 in Pavilly (76 - Seine-Maritime) Died in Dreux (28 - Eure et Loir) on 5 November 2012
DE-LA-ROCQUE Jean-François	Sub-Lieutenant	GAO 511	Pilot	Killed on aerial combat on May 13, 1940
DELASSAUX	Staff-Sergeant	GR II/36	Machine-Gunner	On May 22, 1940, his aircraft, a Potez 63-11 was hit by the Flak during a low-altitude mission. The Pilot is seriously injured and it is the Observer who manages to bring the aircraft back to the ground and put the train back in. He had previously asked the Staff-Sergeant DELASSAUX to evacuate in parachute, and this one, unscathed poses without incident.
DELAUNAY Louis	Lieutenant	GR I/14	Observer	On May 15, 1940, his aircraft, Potez 63-11 No192 was hit by the Flak. The pilot managed to land in a field, but Lieutenant DELAUNAY, seriously wounded, would be taken prisoner during the German advance
DE-LA-VAISSIERE-DE-LA-VERGNE	Commander	GR II/14	EM Group	Commander of the GR II/14 Group
DE-LAVERGNE	Aspirant	GAO 553	Pilot
DE-LAVERGNE-DE-CERVAL Pierre	Aspirant		Pilot
DE-LESQUEN DU PLESSIS- CASSO Michel - Marie	Captain	GAO 501	Commander of Group	A graduate of the Ecole Spéciale Militaire de Saint-Cyr (1924 - 1926), he became a Captain on mobilisation and was on the Air Staff of the 1st Army Corps. He commanded GAO 501 from 22nd May 1940, replacing Commandant MOGUEZ who had been wounded in air combat. After the war, he was assigned to the Air Force General Staff until 1942. After the war, he continued his career in the Air Force and was appointed Air Brigadier General, commanding the Light Air Force from September 1956.	Born in Cherbourg Octeville (50 - Manche) on 4 June 1905 Died in Versailles (78 - Yvelines) on 11 April 1993
DELGEE	Commander	GAO II/520
DELIOT Jean	Chief-Warrant-Officer	GR II/36	Machine-Gunner
DE-LESSAN Robert - Marie	Lieutenant	GR I/55	Observer	On June 17, 1940, his aircraft, a Potez 63-11 is hit by the Flak, at the observer's station. The pilot managed to bring the aircraft back to his field, but Lieutenant DE-LAISSANS was killed.	Born in Paris on 4 May 1911 Killed on 17 June 1940 at Montbard (21 - Côte d'Or)
DE-LOISY	Captain	GAO 544
DELORME Joseph	Master-Corporal	GAO 543	Machine-Gunner	Killed on aerial combat on June 9, 1940
DELOVE	Captain	GAO 545	Observer
DELPECH	Staff-Sergeant	GAO 518	Pilot	Wounded on aerial combat on May 21, 1940
DE-MAQUEYRE	Lieutenant	GR I/35 GR II/14 on May 5,1940	Observer	Joined the Group GR I/35 on April 1, 1940. Left the Group on May 5th to join GR II/14
DE-MARCILLY	Captain	GAO 505
DEMAY Alfred - Louis	Sub-Lieutenant	GAO 501	Pilot		Born on 9 June 1900 in Verquin (62 - Pas de Calais) Died at Reims (51 - Marne) on 2 April 1976
DE-MAZENOD Gérard	Sub-Lieutenant	GR I/33	Observer		Born June 15, 1914 in Le Mans (72 - Sarthe) Died January 27, 2011 at Landevieille (85 - Vendée)
DEMESMAY Marcel	Staff-Sergeant	GAO 509	Machine-Gunne
DEMIMUID Joseph	Captain	GR II/22	Observer	On June 5, 1940, his aircraft, the Potez 63-11 No 216 was shot down during a fight with the opponent at 7 Me109 and crashed. Captain DEMIMUID is injured.
DE-MONTAL Jean	Captain	GAO 504	Observer	Killed on aerial combat on May 15, 1940
DE-MONTS-DE-SAVASSE Gérard - Marie	Staff-Sergeant	GR I/36	Pilot	On June 5, 1940, after having deposited the Observer on the ground of Etrepagny, Potez 63-11 No.595 redécolle to rejoin his ground but is attacked by a group of 9 Me109 and crush on the ground. The crew is killed.	Born on 3 March 1914 in Toulouse (31 - Haute-Garonne) Killed on 5 June 1940 at Saint-Ouen-du-Tilleul (27 - Eure)
DEMUYTER	Sergeant	GAO II/506	Pilot
DENAIN Jacques - Edouard	Adjutant	GR I/52	Pilot	Jacques DENAIN is one of the sons of General DENAIN, former Minister of Air. He wanted his two sons to fight in the GR I/52: the two brothers were killed 12 days apart . - May 7, 1940, Bloch MB174 No.40 crashes shortly after takeoff. The aircraft is destroyed, but the crew is unscathed. - May 13, 1940, Bloch MB174 No.11 is shot down by 3 Me109. The crew is killed.	Born in Paris on 1 August 1912 Killed on 13 May 1940 at Nicey (55 - Meuse)
DENAIN Jean	Staff-Sergeant	GR I/52	Pilot	JEAN DENAIN is one of the sons of General DENAIN, former Minister of Air. He wanted his two sons to fight in the GR I/52: the two brothers were killed 12 days apart . On May 25, 1940, returning from a night mission, the Potez 637 No.35 crashes on landing. Staff Sergeant DENAIN is killed.	Born on 8 April 1916 at Boulogne-Billancourt (92 - Hauts de Seine) Killed on 25 May 1940 at Attigny (08 - Ardennes)
DENIS	Sergeant	GAO I/589	Machine-Gunner	Wounded on aerial combat on June 2, 1940
DENIS Pierre	Lieutenant	GAO 547	Pilot
DENOMAISON André	Captain	GAO 503	Pilot
DE-PANGES Marie	Lieutenant	GAO 546	Observer and Chief of board
DEPLANQUE	Sub-Lieutenant	GAO I/551	Pilot
DE-PONTAC Marie - François	Lieutenant	GR I/35 GR II/33 on May 15, 1940	Observer	Officier Observateur détaché au GR I/35 le 9 septembre 1939 avant de rejoindre le GR II/33 le 15 Mai 1940. Marie DE PONTAC was deported to Buchenwald on 8 April 1945.	Born on 29 July 1910 in Saint-Pardon-De-Conques (33 - Gironde) Died at Weimar-Buchenwald (Germany) on 8 April 1945
DEPREZ	Sub-Lieutenant	GAO 509
DEPREZ Jean - Edouard	Commander	GR I/35			Born 23 November 1901, Lorient (56 - Morbihan) Died at Nice (06 - Alpes-Maritimes) on 2 November 1977
DE-QUILLAC Pierre Auguste	Sergeant	GR I/14	Machine-Gunner�	- On June 12, 1940, his aircraft, the Potez 63-11 No720, damaged in air combat, crashes on landing The crew is unscathed - June 14, 1940, his Aircraft, the Potez 63-11 No604 is shot by German Fighters. Sergeant DE-QUILLAC is killed.	Born May 10, 1904 in Paris Killed June 14, 1940 at Buchères (10 - Aube)
DE-RENEUVILLE Bertrand	Lieutenant	GR II/33	Observer	His aircraft, the Potez 63-11 No582 was shot down by the Flak on May 22, 1940. Lieutenant DE-RENEVILLE, seriously wounded, is taken prisoner but will die the next day.
DERVILLE Ignace - Louis	Lieutenant	GR II/36	Observer		Born 15 May 1914 in Wervicq-Sud (59 - Nord) Died at Neuilly sur Seine (92 - Haut de Seine) on 28 February 2004
DE SAINT-EXUPERY Antoine	Captain	GR II/33	Pilot	He was reported missing in action on July 31,1944	Born on June 29,1900 in Lyon 2nd Arr (69 - Rhône) Killed on 31 July 1944
DESALME Marcel	Chief-Warrant-Officer	GR II/33	Observer - Machine-Gunner		Born on 23 March 1908
DESBORDES	Staff-Sergeant	GAO 510	Pilot	Wounded and taken prisoner on June 5, 1940
DE-SEGUINA-PAZZIS Roger	Lieutenant	GAO I/520	Observer
DE SORBIER DE POUGNADORESSE Jean	Lieutenant	GAO 511	Observer
DE-STAMPA Pierre	Sergeant	GR I/36	Machine-Gunner	On May 19, 1940, Potez 63-11 No.580 was shot down by Me109. Sergeant DE-STAMPA is taken prisoner.
DE-TARLE	Commander	GR I/55	Staff Group	Commander of the Group GR I/55
DE-THUISY Jean	Sub-Lieutenant	GAO I/589	Observer
DETRIE Roger	Lieutenant	GR I/22	Observer	On May 12, 1940, his aircraft, Potez 63-11 No. 444, was shot down by German Fighters. The crew is taken prisoner.
DE-VERDILHAC	Lieutenant-Colonel	GR I/14		Commander of Group GR I/14
DE-VILLANCOURT	Lieutenant	GAO 552		Wounded by accident on May 15, 1940
DE-VILLEFAIGNE	Lieutenant	GAO III/551
D'ARNAUD DE-VITROLLES René - Marie	Lieutenant-Colonel	GR I/52	Observer	René D'ARNAUD DE VITROLLES started out as an infantryman and took part in the fighting of the 1st World War. He eventually joined the French Air Force and passed his pilot's licence in 1922. He took part in a record attempt with Coste: Paris - Aswan 3400 kms... On mobilisation, he commanded a Bombardment Group in Marrakech, before taking command of GR I/52. After the Armistice, he joined the French Interior Forces and became part of the "Alliance" organisation. Arrested by the Germans, he was imprisoned in Lyon, but managed to escape to London and then to General Giraud in Algiers. After the war, he was in charge of Air Maroc, then the 3 Région Aérienne in Bordeaux, the Ecoles de l'Armée de l'Air in Paris, and finally the 5eme Région Aérienne in Algiers. He then spent 24 years as mayor of Vitrolles. On March 16, 1940, the Potez 637 is hit by the flak during a low-altitude mission. The Pilot being wounded, it is the Lieutenant-Colonel DE-VITROLLES who thanks to the double-orders, succeeds to return and to land without encumbrance on his ground.	Born on 1 January 1899 in Marseille (13 - Bouches du Rhône) Died on 24 September 1993
D'HENNEZEL	Captain	GR I/14	Observer	On May 17, 1940, his aircraft, the Potez 63-11 No645, hit by the Flak, managed to join his airfield, but crashes on landing. Captain D'HENNEZEL who parachuted will be taken prisoner.
DILLAT	Chief Warrant Officer	GAO I/506	Pilot	Wounded on aerial combat on November 6, 1939
DISCORS	Captain	GAO 545
DODELIER	Captain	GAO 586	Squadron Commander	Commander of the Squadron from May 1940, replacing Captain Pénicaud. He will be killed during a mission to Ethiopia September 9, 1940
DOLEAC René - Julien	Sub-Lieutenant	GR I/36	Observer	Potez 63-11 No.501: June 21, 1940, before the Armistice, the Crew tries the crossing of the Mediterranean, but victim of an oil leak, it must land in Mallorca in Spain. The crew is taken prisoner and the aircraft is restored under the Spanish color. He was killed in Algeria. He was then Lieutenant-Colonel	Born on 2 August 1916 in Aureilhan (65 - Hautes-Pyérénées) Killed on 16 October 1956 in Maréchal FOCH (will become Labartache- Algeria)
DOMAGE	Sergeant	GAO 501	Machine-Gunner
DOMAIN	Staff-Sergeant	GAO 552	Pilot
DORIZON	Chief Warrant Officer	GR I/35
DORSINFANG Georges	Captain	GAO 515	Pilot
DOUCET	Corporal	GAO 552	Machine-Gunner	Wounded on aerial combat on May 18, 1940
DROITCOURT	Staff-Sergeant	GR I/33	Pilot	His aircraft, No. 26 Potez 637, was shot down on November 7, 1939 during an aerial combat against a major Me109 formation. Staff-Sergeant DROITCOURT is seriously injured.
DRONNEAU Léon - Julien	Commander	GR I/33		Born February 14, 1897
DROUET Alfred - Ferdinand	Sub-Lieutenant	GR II/22	Observer	On May 14, 1940, returning from a mission, his aircraft, the Potez 63-11 No 684 spin and crashes on landing: the crew is killed.	Born on 15 December 1911 at Varaves (44 - Loire-Atlantique) Killed on 14 May 1940 at Vassincourt (55 - Meuse)
DUBIN	Sub-Lieutenant	GAO III/551
DUBOIS André	Lieutenant	GAO 510	Observer	Wounded on aerial combat on May 13, 1940
DUBOIS Stéphane		GAO 545	Pilot	Patented Pilot March 5, 1937, he is assigned to GAR 525 at St Jean D'Angély before joining the GAO 545
DUBOIS François - Julien	Staff-Sergeant	GR II/55	Pilot	The Potez 63-11 No.203 was shot down by the Flak on May 21, 1940 during a low-altitude mission. The crew is killed.	Born on 25 August 1916 at Rumilly (74 - Haute-Savoie) Killed on 21 May 1940 at Amiens (80 - Somme)
DUBOSCQ	Sub-Lieutenant	GAO 518	Pilot	Missing on November 24, 1939
DUBOSCQ	Captain	GAO 543
DUCASSE Georges	Lieutenant	GAO I/520	Pilot	Wounded on aerial combat on October 16, 1939
DUCROCQ René	Chief-Warrant-Officer	GR I/33	Pilot
DUCRUIX		GR II/33	Observer
DUDEZERT Roger - Simon	Captain	GR II/52	Observer	Roger DUDEZERT, admitted to the Ecole Spéciale Militaire de Saint-Cyr in 1924, was promoted to lieutenant in 1928. Fluent in Arabic and Berber dialects, he was appointed platoon leader in the Compagnie Saharienne du Hoggar. The Potez 637 No.54 is attacked on September 30, 1939 by 3 Me109 and crashes into flames. Captain DUDEZERT, unscathed, parachutes. On May 15, 1940, the Potez 63-11 No.439 is severely hit by the Flak and must land, train back, campaign. The aircraft is destroyed, but the crew is unscathed. After the war, Roger DUDEZERT was appointed Colonel, and took command of the Colomb-Béchat zone. He was awarded the Légion d'Honneur in 1949. Faced with developments in Algeria, he retired.	Born January 7, 1906 in Rouen (76 - Seine-Maritime) Died February 16, 1978, Biarritz (64 - Pyrénées-Atlantiques)
DUFFAUD	Sergeant	GR I/14	Machine-Gunner�	On May 14, 1940, his aircraft, Potez 63-11 No188 was hit by the Flak. The pilot, managed to land: Sergeant DUFFAUD is unscathed.
DUFOUR François	Chief Warrant Officer	GAO 501	Pilot	On May 25, 1940, his aircraft, the Potez 63-11 No. 350 is hit by the Flak and must land in the countryside where he is burned by the crew. Unwilling, the Chief Warrant Officer DUFOUR will be taken prisoner.
DUGIT-GROS Ernest	Lieutenant	GR I/14	Pilot	Commander 2nd Squadron of GR I/14
DUGNAT Georges - Benoist	Sergeant	GAO 544 on5/03/1940 GR II/52 on 11/05/1940 GR II/55 on 22/05/1940	Machine-Gunner�	Georges DUGNAT joined the French Air Force on November 10, 1938. From GAO544, he was transferred to GR II/52 on May 13, 1940, then to the GR II/55 on May 22. He was killed in February 1945 while serving with Groupe de Bombardement 2/33 "Guyenne".	Born August 25, 1920 in Saint-Dier-d'Auvergne (63 - Puy de Dôme) Killed February 21, 1945 in Lollbach (Germany)
DUMANOIS Emile	Sub-Lieutenant	GAO 513	Observer
DUMAS Hubert - Marius	Sergeant	GR I/52	Machine-Gunner	On March 24th, 1940, the Potez 637 No.36 is shot down during a fight opposing it to 4 Me109. The plane crashes to the ground Sergeant DUMAS badly wounded, will die soon after.	Born on 25 May 1918 at Raon-l'Etape (88 - Vosges) Killed on 25 March 1940 at the Saint-Louis Les Bitche Supplementary Hospital (57 - Moselle)
DUMINIL	Sub-Lieutenant	GAO 502	Pilot	On September 23, 1939, his aircraft, the Mureaux 115 No. 41 crashes accidentally: the crew is unscathed
DU-PARC Guillaume - Henri	Lieutenant	GR II/52	Observer	On September 27, 1939, the Potez 637 No.4 is shot down by 9 Me109: The crew is killed	Born March 4, 1908 in Cognac (16 - Charente) Killed on September 27, 1939 at tenteling (57 - Moselle)
DUPARC	Captain	GR I/22	Staff 2nd Sqn.
DUPOND	Commander	GAO 581
DUPONT	Sub-Lieutenant	GAO II/506	Observer	Wounded on aerial combat on May 26, 1940
DUPONT	Lieutenant	GR I/35 on June 1st, 1940	Observer	Joined the Group on June 1, 1940 with Bloch MB174 No.54
DUPUIS Marcel	Staff-Sergeant	GAO I/520	Pilot
DUPUY	Sergeant	GAO I/508	Pilot	Wounded by accident on May 6, 1940
DURAND	Commander	GAO 516
DURAND Robert - Léon	Lieutenant	GR II/55	Observer	On May 19, 1940, Potez 63-11 No.673 was hit by the Flak and crashed into flames. The crew is killed.	Born on 11 December 1913 at Les Gras (25 - Doubs) Killed on 19 May 1940 at Saint Germainmont (08 - Ardennes)
DURET André - Louis	Sub-Lieutenant	GR II/33	Observer		Born on 11 July 1914 in Paris Died 29 September 2000 at Cayeux-sur-Mer (80 - Somme)
DURIEZ Jean - Henri	Lieutenant	GAO 501	Pilot		Born in Séclin (59 - Nord) on 4 January 1907 Died at Faches-Thumesnil (59 - Nord) on 5 July 1984
DUTARTRE Eugène Hector	Lieutenant	GAO 509	Machine-Gunner	Killed on aerial combat on June 5, 1940	Born on September 10,1900 at Calais Died on June 5,1940
DUTERTRE Jean - Marius	Lieutenant	GR II/33	Observer	Born in Lyon. He left Saint-cyr in 1932 and joined the infantry before joining the Observation Air Force in 1938. He is assigned to the GR II/33 as a detachment of the Army.	Born on 20 March 1913 in Lyon Died in Lyon on 6 June 1992
DU-TERTRE	Lieutenant	GR I/52	Observer	On September 6, 1939, returning from a night mission in bad weather, the Potez 637 No.47 must land in the campaign on the belly and is destroyed.The crew is unscathed.
DU-TERTRE Jean	Captain	GAO 509	Staff group	Commander of the Group GAO509
DUVAL	Staff-Sergeant	GAO 502	Machien-Gunner
DUVAL	Master-Corporal	GAO 581	Machine-Gunner