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Site in French
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Historical
GC III / 7 was created in
May 1939 from personnel taken from GC I / 7 and GC II / 7.
He joined his airfield of
Vitry le François-Vauclerc in November 1939. It was on this
ground that he suffered the German attack of May 10, 1940, during
which time he was attached to the Fighting Group No. 22 of the ZOAE
(East Air Operations Zone).
GC III / 7 was to be converted
to D520 on June 1, 1940, but GC III / 6, heavily weakened by combat,
was prioritized and it was not until June 22, 1940 that GC III /
7 touched its first D520 . The Group is finally dissolved on August
6, 1940.
Staff
Commanders
of the group
GC III/7
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Commander
CREMONT Louis |
May 1st,
1939
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August
15, 1940
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Commanders
of the 5th Squadron
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Lieutenant
LACOMBE Georges |
September
1939
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May 22,
1940
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Sub-Lieutenant
MOURIER Yves |
May 22,
1940
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August
15, 1940
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Commanders
of the 6th Squadron
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Captain
BOUVARRE Pierre
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September
1939
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August
15, 1940
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Other
Members of the Military Staff
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Lieutenant
Jean ALLIROT |
Doctor
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Lieutenant
Marcel BLONDEAU |
Intelligence
officer
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Sergeant
Robert BOMBOIS |
Accountant
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Commander
CHAMP-DE-PAS |
Deputy
Group commander
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Leaving
Group GC III/7 on 15 September |
Chief-Warrant
Officer Maurice NICOD |
Administrative
Section Commander
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Captain
Georges VIOLET |
Deputy
Group commander
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Joined
GC III/7 on 15 September 1939. He died accidentally on 18 August
1943 near Meknes, during a collision with another D520 of GC
I/2. |

Pilots
Pilots
of Group
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Names
of pilots
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Rank
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Squadron
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Victories
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Informations
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Civil
Statut
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Photo
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Citations
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Sure
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Prob.
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ARNOUX
Maurice |
Commander
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6ith
Sqn.
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Killed
in aerial combat on June 6, 1940
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BERGON |
Commander
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BERNARDON
Bertrand |
Sergeant
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6ith
Sqn.
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1
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Assigned
to GC III/7 on 29 August 1939.
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BERTHET
Louis - Antoine |
Sergeant
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5ith
Sqn.
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4
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Louis BERTHET
enlisted voluntarily and joined the Istres flying school in
1937. He was posted to the GC II/7 in 1939 and then to the
GC III/7 when this group was formed in May 1940. He was seriously
wounded in air combat on 21 May 1940.
In October 1943, he managed to escape from France via Spain.
He joined AFN and was posted to the I/7 Provence
squadron.
In 1945, he was sent to Indochina, then to Algeria in 1947
with GGI/1. On his return to France in 1949, he was posted
to the Mont-de-Marsan base. Back in Algeria in 1952, he was
posted in 1955 to command the 5eme RA in Algiers. He took
command of the Oran squadron in 1958, then was posted to the
GATAC in Algiers in 1960. He was posted to the Allied Forces
Central Europe headquarters in 1961.
Louis BERTHET was placed on aircrew leave in 1961.
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Born
on 7 November 1916 in Cours-les-Barres (18 - Cher)
Died in Clamart (92 - Hauts de Seine) on 1 September 1997. |
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BERTRAND
Jean |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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3
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2
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Seriously
injured in air combat on May 31, 1940.
In
November 1942, after the invasion of the free zone, he reached
North Africa and volunteered for Normandy-Niemen. He was
killed on August 26, 1944.
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BILLOIN
Marcel |
Sub-Lieutenant
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6ith
Sqn.
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3
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Assigned
to the Group in March 1940. |
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BODIN
Jean |
Sergeant
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6ith
Sqn.
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1
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BOUVARRE
Pierre - Gérard |
Captain
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Staff
6th Sqn.
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3
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Pierre
BOUVARRE entered the Ecole spéciale militaire de Saint-Cyr
in 1931, then the Ecole militaire et d'application de l'armée
de l'Air de Versailles in 1933. He left for Tunisia as Squadron
Commander of the 25th Wing in 1936 and then became Squadron
Commander of the 7th Wing in 1938. He took part in the French
Campaign with the GC III/7 fighter group in May 1939, then
with the GC I/1. After the Armistice, he was seconded to the
Secretary of State for Youth and Education and then to the
Navy. He joined the Resistance in 1942 and was posted to Meknes
in November 1944 before taking part in the French and German
campaigns in 1945.
He took over as second-in-command of the Cognac training base
in 1947, then became an instructor at the Mersbourg school
in 1948. He was appointed Commander of the Sidi-Ahmed base
in 1950, then Chief of Staff of the air region in 1954. He
was appointed Commander of the combined air operations school
at Baden-Oos in 1957 before becoming Commander of the Taverny
centre in 1960. He became Head of the Military Air Traffic
Service on 1st March 1961, then Commander of the 2nd Air Region
in 1962. Pierre BOUVARRE left the active army in 1965 with
the rank of Air Division General.
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Born
in Coudekerque-Branche (59 - Nord) on 13 September 1910
Died at Versailles (78 - Yvelines) on 18 November 1997 |
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BOYER
Charles |
Sergeant
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5ith
Sqn.
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2
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1
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Assigned
to the Group in March 1940.
Seriously
injured in aerial combat on June 9, 1940
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BOYER
Léo |
Adjutant
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2
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Seriously
injured by the Flak on May 13, 1940, he is shot and taken
prisoner
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BRODEAU |
Lieutenant
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CAHEN
Gontrand |
Sergeant
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6ith
Sqn.
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Assigned
to GC III/7 on 29 August 1939.
Killed
by accident on January 3, 1940;His Morane 406n°76 caught
fire in flight as he was preparing to land.
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CHALLE
René |
Lieutenant
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1
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1
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Assigned
to GC III/7 on 5 June 1939 from the Hunting School of Romilly.
Injured
in aerial combat May 15, 1940
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CHAVET
René |
Adjutant
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5th
Sqn.
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Killed
in aerial combat on March 31, 1940
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COSTEY
Paul |
Lieutenant
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5th
Sqn.
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1
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Assigned
to GC III/7 on 15 October 1939 on probation from GC I/7.
Killed
in aerial combat May 15, 1940
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CREMONT
Louis |
Commander
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Staff
Group
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Group
Commander. A pilot during the First World War, he was "reserve
officer in active service" after joining the Air Force
in 1937. In 1939, he was 43 years old.
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DAUBRESSE |
Staff-Sergeant
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Staff
Sergeant DAUBRESSE, who passed the competitive examination
at the Ecole des Officiers d'Active on 10 September 1939,
was appointed as an aspirant and left the Group for his training
at Versailles in November 1939.
He joins
GC II/2 after its formation
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DELARUE
Raphael |
Staff-Sergeant
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5th
Sqn.
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1
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2
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Sergeant
DELARUE, a reservist, was 37 years old in 1939.
Injured
in aerial combat on January 10, 1940
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DESHONS
Hubert |
Sergeant
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5th
Sqn.
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1
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Assigned
to the Group in March 1940.
Injured
in aerial combat May 15, 1940
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DOUARRE
Pierre |
Sergeant
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Sergeant
DOUARRE, who passed the competitive examination at the Ecole
des Officiers d'Active on 10 September 1939, was appointed as
an aspirant and left the Group for his training at Versailles
in November 1939. |
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DVORAK
Bedrich |
Lieutenant
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Czech Pilot
. Injured in aerial combat on March 31, 1940
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DYMA
Frantisek |
Lieutenant
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5th
Sqn.
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Czech
Pilot .
Assigned
to GC III/7 on 12 May 1940.
Killed
in aerial combat May 21, 1940
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FAJTL
Frantisek |
Lieutenant
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5th
Sqn.
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Czech Pilot
. Assigned to GC III/7 June 6, 1940
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FEUILLERAT |
Sub-Lieutenant
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1
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Assigned
to GC III/7 on 11 May 1940
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FOISSAC
Lucien |
Sergeant
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6ith
Sqn.
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FOREST
Max |
Sergeant
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5th
Sqn.
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Assigned
to GC III/7 on 4 June 1940 |
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GUILLAUME
Jean |
Sergeant
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6ith
Sqn.
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1
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2
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Wounded
November 22, 1939 in aerial combat
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HAVET |
Adjutant
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HLAVAC
Jaroslav |
Master-Corporal
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6ith
Sqn.
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Czech
Pilot .
Assigned
to GC III/7 in March 1940.
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HOUPEURT |
Captain
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Assigned
to GC III/7 on 11 May 1940
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IZAAC |
Staff-Sergeant
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Staff
Sergeant IZAAC, who passed the Active Officers' School examination
on 10 September 1939, is appointed as a Aspirant and will leave
the Group for training. |
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JACQUIN |
Sub-Lieutenant
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KOSINA
Karel |
Sub-Lieutenant
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6ith
Sqn.
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Czech
Pilot .
Assigned
to GC III/7 in March 1940.
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KOSNAR
Josef |
Master-Corporal
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6ith
Sqn.
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Czech
pilot.
Assigned
to the Group in March 1940.
Killed
in air combat on June 5, 1940.
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LACOMBE
Georges |
Captain
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Staff
5th Sqn.
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3
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Lieutenant
LACOMBE graduated from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure
de l'Aéronautique and was certified as a Pilot in
1934. He was 30 years old in 1939,
Killed
in aerial combat on May 21, 1940.
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LANCRENON
Claude |
Lieutenant
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6ith
Sqn.
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Killed
by accident on December 1st, 1939
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L'HOPITAL-NAVARRE |
Sergeant
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5th
Sqn.
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Injured
in aerial combat on March 31, 1940
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LION |
Adjutant
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5th
Sqn.
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Wounded
on October 25, 1939 by accident, and on June 9, 1940 in aerial
combat
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LITTOLFF
Albert |
Adjutant
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5th
Sqn.
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6
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1
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Assigned
to GC III/7 on 15 October 1939 from GC I/7.
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LOGEROT |
Lieutenant
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6ith
Sqn.
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MARTIN
Marcel |
Sub-Lieutenant
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5th
Sqn.
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2
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Assigned
to the Group in March 1940.
Wounded
in aerial combat on May 21, 1940 and June 3, 1940.
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MATHIEU
Paul |
Sergeant
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5th
Sqn.
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1
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Wounded
on December 22, 1939 by accident
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MORLOT
René |
Staff-Sergeant
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2
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Assigned
to GC III/7 on 15 October 1939 from GC I/7.
Killed
in aerial combat May 15, 1940
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MOULENE
Adonis |
Staff-Sergeant
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5th Sqn.
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2
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1
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Injured
in aerial combat May 15, 1940
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MOURIER
Yves |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Staff
5th Sqn.
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5
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Assigned
to GC III/7 on 28 June 1939.
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NAVARRE |
Sergeant
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PILATRE-JACQUIN
François |
Sub-Lieutenant
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6ith
Sqn.
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1
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Accidentally
wounded on February 13, 1940, and in aerial combat on May
21, 1940.
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PODIN |
Sergeant
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POSTREHOVSKY
Bohumil |
Sergeant
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6ith
Sqn.
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Czech Pilot
. Assigned June 6, 1940 to GC III/7
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RECHKA
Josef |
Sub-Lieutenant
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5th
Sqn.
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Czech
Pilot .
Assigned
to GC III/7 on 12 May 1940.
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RENAUD |
Sub-Lieutenant
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5th
Sqn.
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Injured
in aerial combat on March 31, 1940
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RENOUD |
Sergeant
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5th
Sqn.
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Assigned
to GC III/7 on 29 August 1939 |
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RUPIED
Yves |
Sub-Lieutenant
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5th
Sqn.
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1
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Yves RUPIED joined
the first class at Salon-de-Provence and chose hunting.
He took flying lessons at Avord and aerobatics at Romilly,
before joining the CIC at Chartres. He joined the École
de l'Air in 1937, and was posted to the GC III/7 in March
1940. He was wounded in air combat on 31 March 1940 and
by accident on 15 June 1940. He left with his group for
Morocco, then Dakar. Returning to France in 1944, he was
stationed in Germany in 1945. He was appointed commander
of the GC I/3, and posted to Morocco in 1946, then to Indochina
in 1947, and finally to Tunisia in 1949. He took command
of the 4th Fighter Wing in 1953. He was posted to the Interim
Committee of the European Defence Community and to the Armed
Forces Staff in 1954, and again to the Joint Staff of the
Southern European Command in Naples in 1955. He was sent
on a French military mission to Potsdam and then to the
USSR in 1957, and became head of the 2nd office of the Air
Force General Staff in 1959. He was Air Attaché in
Ottawa in 1961, then joined the Combined Air Operations
School in Baden-Oos in 1964. He was appointed Air military
expert to the Senate in 1965. Yves RUPIED was put on leave
from the Air Force in 1967.
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Born
23 April 1917 in Paris (75).
Died in Paris on 11 February 2001. |
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SODEK
Jaroslav |
Sergeant
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6ith
Sqn.
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Czech Pilot
. Assigned June 6, 1940 to GC III/7
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TANGUY
Victor |
Sergeant
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Victor
TANGUY passed the entrance exam for the Istres school and joined
the French Air Force in 1935. He attended fighter training courses
at Salon-de-Provence and was trained in acrobatics. He chose
fighter training, and was posted to Dijon to the GC I/7 fighter
group, then GC II/7 and finally GC III/7 in 1939. After the
Armistice, he was posted to GC I/8 in 1940 and then to Jeunesse
et Montagne. He was posted to Meknes in North Africa with the
GC I/2 and then sent to Great Britain for a bombing course.
On his return to France, he was transferred to the 1st Air Division
in 1945, then to the Meersburg air support school in 1948 before
joining the staff school in 1949 and finally the Meknès
fighter school in 1951. He was appointed sector commander of
defence zone 901 in 1953 and sent to Algeria as commander of
the Batna outpost in 1957, then trainee at the CESA (Centre
d'Etudes Supérieures Aéronautiques). He was appointed
Orange base commander in 1958. Assigned to the 5th air region
in 1961, he was then appointed commander of the Taverny operations
centre in 1962, then deputy commander of air defence at Taverny
in 1964, and finally chief of air traffic in 1965. Victor Tanguy
was placed on aircrew leave in 1966. |
Born
on 6 July 1915 in Plougastel-Daoulas (29 - Finistère).
Died at Saclay (91 - Essonne) on 31 May 1997 |
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VIOLET
Georges |
Captain
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E.M
Group
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Captain
VIOLET joins GC III/7 to replace Commander Champ-De-Pas and
becomes Deputy Commander of the Group. He left the Group on
31 March 1940. |
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Group
Mechanics
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Name
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Rank
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Function
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Sqn.
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Informations
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Photo
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AUGE
Joseph |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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BESSET
Jean |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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6th Sqn.
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Sergeant
René MORLOT's mechanic |
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BOULON
Joannès |
Staff-Sergeant
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Mechanic
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6th Sqn.
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Wounded
on 9 June 1940, during the attack on the Coulommiers field by
ME109s. |
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BOURRET
Gaston |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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BRUNNET |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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CAUBRAQUE |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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CHAPPUIS
André |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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CORREA |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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COULON
André |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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Sub-Lieutenant
Jean BERTRAND's mechanic |
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CURT
André |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Mechanic
Officer
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DESCHARLES
Adolphe |
Master-Corporal
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Mechanic
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Sergeant
Paul MATHIEU's mechanic |
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DELEMONTEZ
Jean |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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5th Sqn.
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Chief-Warrant
Officer Marcel LION's mechanic |
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ERMENAULT
Jean |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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ESCALLE |
Staff-Sergeant
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Mechanic
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FOULONNEAU |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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FREUND
René |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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6th Sqn.
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Lieutenant
CHALLE's mechanic. After the Allied landings in North Africa,
in November 1942, Sergeant René FREUND will go to the United
States to train as a pilot, and will end the war as a pilot. |
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GAUNET
Louis |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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5th Sqn.
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GRANGER |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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GUENOT
Louis |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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HUIN
Robert |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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5th Sqn.
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JANNET
Justin |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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Captain
Bouvarre's mechanic |
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LACOSTE
Pierre |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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6th Sqn.
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LAGARDE
Félix |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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6th Sqn.
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LAHAILLE |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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LATORE |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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LAURENT |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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MARTIN
Camille |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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MICHEL |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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MOUXEAUX
Aimé |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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6th Sqn.
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PARIS |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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Péré |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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PEYRARD
Pierre |
Master-Corporal
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Mechanic
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5th Sqn.
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PICHON |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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Commander
ARNOUX's mechanic |
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QUERBES
René |
Adjudant
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Head of
Electrician Section
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RONGEOT
Pierre |
Staff-Sergeant
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Hangar
Chief of 6 Sqn GC III/7
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TEYNIER
Raymond |
Sergeant
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Mechanic
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VAUCOULOUX |
Sergeant
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Armourer
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Airfield
Airfields
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Period
of use of airfields
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Names
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County
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Chambran-Marcillolles |
38
- Isère
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September
2, 1939
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Sommesous |
51
- Marne
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October
7, 1939
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Chaumont-Semoutiers |
52
- Haute-Marne
|
October
19, 1939
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Vitry-le-François
Vauclerc |
51
- Marne
|
November
14, 1939
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Orly |
94
- Val De Marne
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May
18, 1940
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Coulommiers |
77
- Seine et Marne
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June
1, 1940
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Saint-Florentin |
89
- Yonne
|
June
11, 1940
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Marey-Sur-Tille |
21
- Côte d'Or
|
June
13, 1940
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Vichy
Rhue |
03
- Allier
|
June
15, 1940
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Ussel |
19
- Corrèze
|
June
17, 1940
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Bergerac |
24
- Dordogne
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June
20, 1940
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Marseille
Marignane |
13
- Bouches du Rhône
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June
21, 1940
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Toulouse
Francasal |
31
- Haute Garonne
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June
24, 1940
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Click
on the map to enlarge :
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Itinerary
of the GC III/7
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Aircrafts
The GC III/7 was equipped
since its creation on May 1939, following aircrafts :
-
Potez 630 from May 1939 :
Fighter
command Aircraft (responding to the utopian concept of being able
to direct fighter fighters in combat from an outpost...)
n the accessible file by the
link below. You will find Nb of series, Registration, date of affectation
to the group, and fate of the plane there.

In
this list are identified :
- 3 Potez
630
- 3 Potez
631
- 89 Morane
MS406
- 24 Dewoitine
D520
Records
1/2 or 1/3
of victories were obtained in association with another Group.
Confirmed
Victories
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14.5
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Messerschmitt
BF110
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1
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Messerschmitt
BF109
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1
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Henschel
Hs 126
|
5.5
|
Dornier
Do 17
|
5.5
|
Junker
JU 88
|
1
|
Heinkel
He111
|
0.5
|
Likely Victories
|
9
|
Messerschmitt
BF109
|
3
|
Heinkel
He111
|
3
|
Dornier
Do 17
|
3
|
Casualties
Killed Pilots
|
9
|
Lieutenant
LANCRENON (Accident)
|
December
1, 1939
|
Sergeant
CAHEN (Accident)
|
January
3, 1940
|
Adjutant
CHAVET (Combat)
|
March
31, 1940
|
Lieutenant
COSTEY (Combat)
|
May 15,
1940
|
Staff-Sergeant
MORLOT (Combat)
|
May 15,
1940
|
Captain
LACOMBE (Combat)
|
May 21,
1940
|
Lieutenant
DYMA (Combat)
|
May 21,
1940
|
Master-Corporal
KOSNAR (Combat)
|
June
5, 1940
|
Commander
ARNOUX (Combat)
|
June
6, 1940
|
Wounded
Pilots
|
20
|
Adjutant
LION (Accident) |
October
25, 1939
|
Sergeant
GUILLAUME (Combat) |
November
22, 1939
|
Sergeant
MATHIEU (Accident) |
December
22, 1939
|
Staff-Sergeant
DELARUE (Combat) |
January
10, 1940
|
Sub-Lieutenant
PILATRE-JACQUIN (Accident) |
February
13, 1940
|
Sub-Lieutenant
RENAUD (Combat) |
March
31, 1940
|
Sergeant
L'HOPITAL-NAVARRE (Combat) |
March
31, 1940
|
Lieutenant
DVORAK (Combat) |
March
31, 1940
|
Sub-Lieutenant
RUPIED (Combat) |
March
31, 1940
|
Adjutant
BOYER Léo (Combat) |
May 13,
1940
|
Lieutenant
CHALLE (Combat) |
May 15,
1940
|
Staff-Sergeant
MOULENE (Combat) |
May 15,
1940
|
Sergeant
DESHONS (Combat) |
May 15,
1940
|
Sergeant
BERTHET (Combat) |
May 21,
1940
|
Sub-Lieutenant
MARTIN (Combat) |
May 21,
1940
|
Chief
Warrant Officer BERTRAND (Combat) |
May 31,
1940
|
Sub-Lieutenant
MARTIN (Combat) |
June
3, 1940
|
Sergeant
BOYER (Combat) |
June
9, 1940
|
Chief
Warrant Officer LION (Combat) |
June
9, 1940
|
Sub-Lieutenant
RUPIED (Accident) |
June
15, 1940
|
Prisoners
Pilots
|
1
|
Adjutant
BOYER Léo
|
May 13,
1940
|
Sources
- The
dates and places of birth of the Group's personnel are taken mainly
from the site : "Mémoires
des Hommes"
- Book : "Ils étaient
là" by Mr Jacqueline and Paul MARTIN - Editions Aéro-Editions
- Book "Morane
MS406" Collective work - Editions LELA Presse
- Book
"Furies et Crocodiles - Morane au combat dans la Bataille de France
- Historique du Groupe de Chasse III/7 de Mai 1939 à Aout 1940"
from Rémi BAUDRU
- Editions LELA Presse
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