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Serial Nb
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Sources :
- Book "Ils étaient là" from
Jacqueline et Paul MARTIN - Editions "Aéro-Editions"
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BLOCH MB170
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Bloch MB170
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01
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Prototype of the MB170 series in "Strategic Recognition" configuration. He made his first flight on February 15, 1938. Accidented March 17, 1938. | |||||
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Bloch MB170B3
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02
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Prototype of the MB170 series in the "Bombardier rapide" configuration. | |||||
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BLOCH MB174
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Bloch MB174
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01
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Prototype version MB174. He made his first flight on January 5, 1939. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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1
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MB174 pre-series aircraft. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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2
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MB174 pre-series aircraft. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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3
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MB174 pre-series aircraft. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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4
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MB174 pre-series aircraft. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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5
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MB174 pre-series aircraft. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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6
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MB174 pre-series aircraft. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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7
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First MB174 series aircraft. He made his first flight on November 5, 1939. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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8
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aircraft assigned to GR I/52: Shot down in air combat on 19 May 1940. The crew was killed: Lieutenant FULCRAND (Observer), Staff-Sergeant GRAND (Pilot) and Staff-Sergeant ZINCK (Gunner) | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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9
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Assigned to GR II/33: Touched by Flak on May 17, 1940. Sergeant MILLET (Gunner), believing the lost plane parachutes, but kills himself by hitting the empennage. The pilot, Sub-Lieutenant HOCHEDE brings the aircraft back to Le Bourget without a hitch. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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10
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Bloch MB174
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11
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aircraft assigned to GR I/52: Shot down by 3 BF109E on May 13, 1940. The crew was killed: Lieutenant BREBANT (Observer), Adjutant DENAIN (Pilot) and Adjutant LABOURDETTE (Gunner). | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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12
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Bloch MB174
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13
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Assigned to the GR I/35 on June 1, 1940. Damaged landing on June 14, 1940 during the withdrawal of the Group on the ground of Voves, it is abandoned and burned on June 14, 1940 on this ground. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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14
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Bloch MB174
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15
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Bloch MB174
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16
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Assigned to GR II/33: destroyed in air combat on April 16, 1940. Adjt BAGREL (Gunner) and S / S Lt BEDIEZ (Observer) are killed. Captain LAUX (Pilot) is injured. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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17
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Assigned to GR I/33. Destroyed by accident at take off on June 4, 1940. The crew is killed: Lieutenant GERMETTE (Pilot), Staff-Sergeant REBOIS (Gunner) and Staff-Sergeant VAILLANT (Mechanic) | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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18
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Assigned to GR II/33: Destroyed by accident on April 30, 1940. Lt ISRAEL (Observer) and Corporal BLONDEL (Gunner) are unharmed. Chief Warrant Officer SEPET (Pilot) is injured | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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19
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Bloch MB174
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20
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Bloch MB174
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21
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Assigned to GR II / 33: Captain Antoine de Saint-Exupéry flew on board on10 april 1940. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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22
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Bloch MB174
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23
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Bloch MB174
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24
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Assigned to GR II / 33: Assigned to GR II / 33 on May 15, 1940. Captain Antoine de Saint-Exupéry flew on board on 21 and 23 May 1940. He is transferred to Tunisia after the Armistice. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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25
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Bloch MB174
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26
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Bloch MB174
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27
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Bloch MB174
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28
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Assigned to GR I/35 on May 29, 1940. It is transferred to Blida, AFN on June 20. It remains in the Group until its dissolution and will be transferred on July 22 to GR II/33. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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29
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aircraft assigned to GR I/52: Destroyed by accident on June 2, 1940. The crew is killed: Captain BERTAUX (Pilot), Staff-Sergeant HUBIN (Machine Gunner) and Staff-Sergeant BLANCHOT (Mechanic). | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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30
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aircraft assigned to GR I/52 in May 1940. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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31
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aircraft assigned to the GR I/52: Shot down by BF109E on April 20, 1940. The crew was killed: Lieutenant LANEUSE (Observer), Sub-Lieutenant FEVRIER (Pilot) and Chief Warrant Officer MOUGEL (Gunner). | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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32
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The aircraft was destroyed on the ground at Bordeaux on 2 June 1940. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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33
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Bloch MB174
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34
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Aircraft assigned to GR I/52.In June 1940, during the withdrawal of French aircraft to the AFN, the aircraft, engine failure, arises in Spain to Menorca. The aircraft, slightly damaged on landing, will be restored to flight by the Spaniards. The crew is taken prisoner. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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35
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Aircraft assigned to GR I/52. Damaged in the air fighter on May 19, 1940, he managed to join his field after being pursued by a "pack" of 27 ME109. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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36
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assigned to GR II/36 on 27 April 1940. It was abandoned on the Hyères airfield during the Group's trip to North Africa. It was stored on site and seized at the end of November 1942, after the Germans invaded the Free Zone. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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37
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Bloch MB174
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38
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Bloch MB174
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39
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Bloch MB174
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40
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aircraft assigned to GR I/52: Destroyed by accident on landing on May 7, 1940. Only the observer, Commander FAYE is slightly injured. Adjutant DENAIN (Piloe) and Staff-Sergeant BOULAY are unharmed | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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41
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Bloch MB174
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42
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Bloch MB174
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43
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Bloch MB174
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44
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Assigned to GR II/36 on 27 April 1940 | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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45
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Assigned to GR II/36 on 27 April 1940 | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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46
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The aircraft was destroyed on the ground at Romilly in May 1940. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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47
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Bloch MB174
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48
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Bloch MB174
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49
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Bloch MB174
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50
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Bloch MB174
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51
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Bloch MB174
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52
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Bloch MB174
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53
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Assigned to GR II / 33: Assigned to GR II / 33. Captain Antoine de Saint-Exupéry flew on board on 6 and 9 June 1940. He is transferred to Tunisia after the Armistice. Present in El Aouina in 1942. | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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54
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Assigned to the GR I/35 on June 1, 1940. Seriously damaged on the ground June 7, 1940 during the attack on the Evreux field.This aircraft is burned by the French on a ground in the Paris region during the general retreat | |||||
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Bloch MB174
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55
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Bloch MB174
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56
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Bloch MB174
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57
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BLOCH MB175B3
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Bloch MB175B3
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01
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Prototype version MB175. He made his first flight in December 1939. | |||||
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Bloch MB175B3
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101
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First MB175 series aircraft. He made his first flight in April 1940. | |||||
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Bloch MB175B3
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102
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Bloch MB175B3
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103
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Bloch MB175B3
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104
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Assigned to GR II/52 4th Squadron. Present in Oran, Algeria late 1940. | |||||
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Bloch MB175B3
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105
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Bloch MB175B3
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106
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Bloch MB175B3
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108
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Bloch MB175B3
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109
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Bloch MB175B3
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110
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Bloch MB175B3
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111
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Bloch MB175B3
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112
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Bloch MB175B3
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113
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Bloch MB175B3
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114
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The aircraft was destroyed on the ground at Oran during Operation Torch on 8 November 1942. | |||||
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Bloch MB175B3
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115
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Bloch MB175B3
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116
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Bloch MB175B3
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117
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Bloch MB175B3
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118
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Bloch MB175B3
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119
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Bloch MB175B3
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120
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Bloch MB175B3
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121
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Bloch MB175B3
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122
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Bloch MB175B3
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123
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BLOCH MB176B3
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Bloch MB176B3
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201
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Bloch MB176B3
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202
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Bloch MB176B3
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203
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Bloch MB176B3
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204
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Bloch MB176B3
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205 |
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