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Name
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Rank
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Unit
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Informations
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Vict.
Sures
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Vict. Prob.
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Civil-statut
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Photo
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Indiv Card
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Citations
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| GABARD Raymond |
Sergeant
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GC II/4
on August 1939 CIC of Montpellier
GC III/6 on April 12, 1940
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| GAGNAIRE
Edgar |
Adjutant
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GC III/1
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Killed
in aerial combat on June 10, 1940 |
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2
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| GAMBERT |
Captain
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GC II/6
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| GARDE
Georges - Julien |
Captain
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Georges
GARDE joined the French Air Force in August 1921 and obtained
his pilot's licence in April 1922. From 1926 to 1932, he was
posted to French West Africa and took part in local conflicts
against the "Rebels" in Mauritania and then in the
High Atlas.
In 1932, he was posted to the 1st Fighter Wing based at Villacoublay.
From 1933 to 1934, he took part in the Croisière Noire,
a raid from North Africa to Sub-Saharan Africa aboard 28 Potez
25 TOEs. He then returned to the 1st Fighter Wing and was appointed
Captain, before taking command of the 2nd Squadron.
Georges GARDE was placed on Armistice leave in 1943 and joined
the Resistance. He managed to leave France for Algiers. He was
commander of the Meknés fighter training centre.
After the war, Georges GARDE was for a time Head of the Air
Force Information Service before taking command of the 60th
Transport Wing at Villacoublay. He was promoted to Air Brigadier
General in 1954. |
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1
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Born
in Tarare (69 - Rhône) on 30 July 1903
Died at Fréjus (83 - Var) on 8 July 1986
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| GARNIER
Jean |
Sergeant
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Killed in aerial
combat on September 24, 1939 |
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1
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Born
on the 19/06/1914 at Maubeuge (59 - nord)
Killed on the 24/09/1939 at Etting (57 - Moselle) |
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| GAUBERT |
Staff-Sergeant
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GC II/8
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1
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| GAUDON |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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GC II/6
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1
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3
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| GAUDON Maurice |
Staff-Sergeant
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GC II/1
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Killed in aerial
combat on June 6, 1940 |
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| GAUDRY |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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GC I/6
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Wounded in
aerial combat on June 5, 1940 |
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| GAUFFRE |
Sergeant
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GC II/7
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1
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1
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| GAULARD
Albert |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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GC III/10
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1
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| GAUTHIER
Georges |
Sergeant
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GC III/6
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| GAUTHIER
Gabriel |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/7
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Wounded in
aerial combat on Décembre 21, 1939 |
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| GAUTHIER
Marie |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/7
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Killed by accident
on September 8, 1939 |
2
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| GAUTHRIN
André Jean |
Commandant
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Assigned to GC I / 4 on
November 28, 1939. Passed in AFN on June 18, 1940 with H75
No137.
He remained in active
service after the war and ended his career with the rank of
Air Brigadier General
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1
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Born
on 01/03/1906 at Bône (Algeria)
Died on 05/10/1989 |
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| GEILLE Frédéric |
Commandant
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GC III/2
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Wounded in
aerial combat on June 13, 1940 |
2
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| GEILLON |
Sergeant
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GC II/6
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Wounded in
aerial combat on June 6, 1940 |
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| GENSON Pierre |
Staff-Sergeant
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ECMJ
I/16
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Radio |
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| GENTY Pierre |
Adjutant
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GC I/5
CIC Montpellier on April 21, 1940
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2
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1
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| GERARD Roger
Louis |
Captain
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Former pilot
of the 1st World War during which he had obtained a victory.
After the Armistice of June 1940, as a member of the "Phratrie"
resistance network, he provided valuable information on the
German Jets |
4
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1
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Born on 17
May 1898 at Paris (75)
Died on 18/12/1968 at Paris (75) |
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| GERARD Georges |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/4
on March 1940,
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1
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| GERARD Jean |
Lieutenant
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GC II/4
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| GERAUDEL |
Lieutenant
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GC II/2
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1
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1
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| GERMAIN |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC III/9
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| GIBON-GUILHEM
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Commandant
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GC II/8
4th Office ZOAE January 29, 1940
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| GILBERT
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Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/6
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Taken prisoner
on May 13, 1940 |
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| GILBERT
Albert |
Captain
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GC II/6
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Killed in aerial
combat on May 14, 1940 |
1
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| GILLES Henri |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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GC II/10
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2
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| GIGNOUX
Paul |
Commander
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ECN IV/13
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Paul GIGNOUX
was called up in 1914 and joined the infantry. He joined the
air force and qualified as a pilot in 1915. He was assigned
to the MF 20 squadron, then the VB 101 and V 137. After the
Armistice of 1918, he was placed on leave and transferred to
the reserves. He served periods from 1920 to 1939. In November
1939, he was mobilised again and assigned to the night fighter
group ECN IV/13. He joined the Forces Françaises de l'Intérieur
from 1941 to 1943. |
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Born 12 June
1893, Lyon (69 - Rhône)
Died at Limonest (69 - Rhône) on 7 May 1990. |
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| GIORDANI |
Staff-Sergeant
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GC I/8
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1
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| GIRARD Bernard |
Lieutenant
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GC II/4
on August 1939
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2
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| GIROU Jean |
Sergeant
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GC I/5
on March 8, 1940
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| GISCLON
Jean |
Sergeant
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GC II/5
on March 1939
ECMJ I/16 on décember 1939
GC II/5 on March 24, 1940
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Jean GISCLON did his
military service in the French Air Force in 1933-1934. He
re-enlisted and was posted to the Reims base in 1937. He joined
the ECMJ I/16 squadron in 1940, then the Groupe II/5.
He withdrew to AFN with his Group and joined the Free French
Air Force after the Allied landings in AFN. He was posted
to the ‘La Fayette’ group in 1943-44 and fought
on P47s, notably during the Italian Campaign.
In 1945, he was posted to the training base at Tours and then
joined the 4th Air Liaison Wing at Villacouy.
at Villacoublay. He was appointed second-in-command of the
Air Force Reserve Training Centre.
In 1960, back in civilian life, he became a journalist and
writer. He published a number of books:
- Le cinquième
quart d'heure. 1965
- Ils ouvrirent le bal. 1967
- Des avions et des hommes. 1969
- Un du ciel. 1973
- De l'escadrille La Fayette au «La Fayette squadron».
1975
- La grande aventure de la chasse française de 1939
à 1945. 1983
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1
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Born 30 April
1913 in Lyon (Rhône)
Died in Paris (75) on 7 January 2009 |
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| GIVELET
Fernand |
Staff-Sergeant
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Joined the
Group in mobilization, August 1939 |
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| GLOANEC |
Sergeant
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Joined the
Group on 7 August 1939. Wounded in air combat on 24 May 1940,
he had to parachute. Caught by a spy from the 5th Column, he
was shot at while still attached to his parachute. A car finally
took him to a hospital, but it took a wrong turn and had to
turn back to avoid going back to the front. During the manoeuvre,
the car hit a lorry and Sergeant GLOANEC was wounded again....
He spent eight days in hospital. |
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| GOBERT Edouard |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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ECN I/13
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Machine-gunner.
Killed in aerial combat on June 3, 1940 |
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| GODARD |
Adjutant
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ECN I/13
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| GOETZ Léon |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/10
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2
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| GOILE Alexis
- Clement |
Staff-Sergeant
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After the Armistice,
he crossed the Franco-Spanish border illegally to join the French
Forces in North Africa.
He was killed in air combat in Marrakech on 11 June 1943. |
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Born in Teilhède
(63 - Puy-de-Dôme) on 23 August 1914
Died in Marrakech (Morocco) on 11 June 1943 |
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| GOT |
Sergeant
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GC II/9
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Killed by accident
on February 12, 1940 |
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| GOUACHON-NOIREAULT
Pierre |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC I/8
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3
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| GOUJON Charles
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Adjutant
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GC III/6
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| GOUMY |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC III/1
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Wounded in
aerial combat on May 10, 1940 |
1
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| GOUPY
Auguste - Achille |
Lieutenant
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GC I/5
on March 8, 1940
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Auguste GOUPY
joined the École de Salon in 1937 and did a training
period at Cazaux in 1938. He was posted to Étampes in
1939, then to the GC I/5 fighter group on 8 March 1940, where
he was seriously wounded in air combat on 10 May 1940.
After the Armistice, he rejoined his unit in Rabat in October
1940. He took part in operations after the Provence landings
and became Commander of the GC I/4 fighter group in 1945, then
was posted to the 3rd fighter squadron before being sent to
Indochina from September 1948 to November 1949. He was posted
to Reims, and did training at Avord and Nellis in the USA. He
joined the staff of the Allied Air Forces Southern Europe Command
in Florence in 1951. He became commander of the Sidi-Ahmed air
base (Algeria) in 1953, then was posted to the EMGDN (national
defence general staff) in 1959 before being appointed air attaché
to the French embassy in Rome in 1961. He was promoted to commander
of the northern defence air zone in Romilly in 1964, then deputy
head of the cabinet of the Minister of the Armed Forces in 1966
and finally deputy to the general commanding the 2nd air region.
Auguste GOUPY was placed on leave from the Air Force in 1970
with the rank of Air Brigadier General. |
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Born on 20
July 1917 in Saint-Priest-Taurion (87 - Haute-Vienne). Died
in Paris (75) on 18 February 1993. |
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| GOURBEYRE |
Staff-Sergeant
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GC II/7
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1
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2
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| GOUZI |
Sergeant
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GC III/3
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2
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1
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| GRANDBESANCON
Pierre |
Captain
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GC II/8
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1
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| GRAS Georges |
Adjutant
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GC II/5
on August 1939
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4
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1
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| GRASSET |
Lieutenant
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DAT Chartres
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| GRAY |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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GC II/6
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2
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1
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| GRIMAUD
Henri |
Sergeant
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GC II/7
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Wounded by
accident on November 28, 1939 |
3
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2
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| GRIMPREL |
Sub-Lieutenant
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CIC Cazaux
DAT Tours on May 12, 1940
GC I/55
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Killed during
a bombardment of the Alep airfield on June 20, 1941 |
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| GROSDEMANCHE |
Sergeant
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GC III/6
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Wounded by
accident on September 30, 1939 |
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| GRUYELLE
Michel |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/7
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4
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1
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| GUAY René |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC III/10
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Killed in aerial
combat on May 21, 1940 |
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| GUEHENNEC |
Staff-Sergeant
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GC I/8
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| GUERIN |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC I/10
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| GUERRIER
Jacques |
Captain
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GC III/6
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| GUICHARD
André |
Adjutant
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ECN IV/13
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Killed in aerial
combat on May 27, 1940 |
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| GUIEU Régis |
Captain
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GC II/4
on May 15, 1939
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Killed in aerial
combat on June 7, 1940 |
7
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| GUILLAUME
Raymond |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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DAT Salon
on May 28, 1940
on June 5, 1940
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| GUILLAUME
Jean |
Sergeant
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GC III/7
GC I/1 on August 13, 1940
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Wounded in
aerial combat on November 22, 1939 |
1
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2
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| GUILLAUME
Edmond |
Lieutenant
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Passed in AFN
on June 18th, 1940 with the H75 n ° 78 |
7
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1
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| GUILLER
Raymond |
Lieutenant
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ECN II/13
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| GUILLOU
Jean |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/4
on January 14, 1940
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Wounded in
aerial combat on June 9, 1940 |
1
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| GUINGO Joachim |
Adjutant
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GC III/1
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Wounded in
aerial combat on March 9, 1940 |
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| GUITARD
Pierre |
Sergeant
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GC II/1
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Wounded in
aerial combat on June 3, 1940 |
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| GUIZARD
Gaston |
Captain
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GC II/1
GC III/10
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Wounded in
aerial combat on May 14, 1940 |
1
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| GUTH |
Sergeant
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GC II/10
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| GUY |
Adjutant
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GC I/8
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Wounded in
aerial combat on May 11, 1940 |
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| GUYOT Georges |
Commander
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Assigned to
GC I / 4 on June 17, 1940. Passed in AFN on June 18, 1940 with
H75 Nb285. |
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