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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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| QUEQUINER
Roger |
Sergeant
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GC II/5
on August 1939
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Wounded in
aerial combat on September 20, 1939 |
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| RABATEL
Henri |
Commander
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DAT Etampes
DAT Bordeaux
GC I/55
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| RAGOT |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/9
on June 6, 1940
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| RAGUENET
De SAINT ALBIN Gaston Marie |
Commander
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Gaston
RAGUENET DE SAINT-ALBIN entered the École spéciale
militaire de St Cyr in 1930 and was then posted to the 3rd foreign
regiment in Morocco. He joined the air force in 1927 with the
3rd aviation regiment as an observer. He was posted to the maritime
aviation fighter group in 1935, before joining the Romilly school
in 1939, then the fighter inspectorate in February 1940. In
May 1940, he became commander of the GC I/4, then commander
of fighter group 25 in Rabat and finally commander of the Meknès
base in 1943. In 1945, he was appointed commander of the DAT.
He was demobilised in 1946 before being recalled to Algeria
in 1956. |
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Born on 8/06/1901
at Saint-Cyr en Val (45 - Loiret)
Died on 28/09/2002 at Vaugrigneuse (45 - Loiret) |
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| RAOULT Fernand |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC III/10
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| RAPHENNE
Henri |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC I/6
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Killed in aerial
combat on june 24, 1940 |
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| RAPINAT |
Staff-Sergeant
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GC II/8
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| RAVILLY
Félix |
Staff-Sergeant
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GC III/2
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| RAYMOND |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC I/5
on june 20, 1940
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| REBIERE
Raoul - Raymonde |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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GC I/7
GC II/9
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Raoul REBIERE
enlisted in 1929 and qualified as a pilot. He was posted to
Dijon in 1931 and to Tunisia in 1939. He took part in the French
campaign, first with the GC I/7 and then with the GC II/9. In
April 1943, he managed to escape from France via Spain. He was
taken prisoner, then transferred to AFN and joined the FAFL.
Assigned to the GC I/7 ‘Provence’ group, he took part
in the Corsican landings.
In 1945, he was posted to the Meknès training centre,
then successively appointed commander of the GAEL at Villacoublay
in 1946, commander of defence zone 901 in 1949, then commander
of the Ivato base in Madagascar in 1952. He joined the CESA
(Centre d'études stratégiques aérospatiales)
in 1956 and was posted as military attaché in Addis Ababa
and Djibouti to the Somali Coast Air Command in 1957. Raoul
REBIERE was placed on aircrew leave in 1960. |
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Born 22 September
1909 in Béziers (34 - Hérault).
Died in Dijon (21 - Côte d'Or) on 7 October 1997. |
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| REBILLAT
Pierre |
Sergeant
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GC III/3
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3
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| REBY |
Lieutenant
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DAT Chartres
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| RENAUD
Jean |
Lieutenant
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Staff GC I/10 on December 11, 1939
GC III/7
GC I/1 on January 1941
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Wounded
in aerial combat on March 31, 1940 |
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| RENAUDIE
Marcel |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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GC II/2
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Killed in aerial
combat on May 13, 1940 |
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| RENAULT |
Lieutenant
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ECN II/13
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| RENOUD |
Sergeant |
GC
III/7 |
Assigned
to GC III/7 on 29 August 1939 |
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| RESTOUX |
Lieutenant
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GC I/8
on May 15, 1940
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| REY Jean-Marie |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC I/5
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Wounded in
aerial combat on May 18, 1940 |
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| REYNE Elie |
Captain
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GC II/5
on August 1939
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| REYTER
Joseph |
Sub-Lieutenant
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ECN II/13
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Killed
in aerial combat on May 27, 1940 |
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| RIBO Jean |
Staff-Sergeant
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GC III/3
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Killed in aerial
combat on March 2, 1940 |
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| RICHARD
André |
Captain
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GC I/5
on August 1939
GC III/3 on January 14, 1940
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Killed in aerial
combat on April 7, 1940 |
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| RICHARD
Léon |
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GC III/6
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| RICHARDIN
Ernest |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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GC II/1
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1
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| RICHE Jean |
Corporal
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ECN II/13
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Radio. Killed
in aerial combat on May 17, 1940 |
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| RIDRAY Jean
- Octave |
Lieutenant
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GC II/1
on August 23, 1939
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Joined the
air force in 1922 with the 3rd Aviation Regiment, then the 35th
RA. Served several periods as a reservist between 1924 and 1938.
Recalled in September 1938 and posted on 23 August 1939 to fighter
group II/1. |
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Born on 24
July 1903 in Saint-Maurice (94 - Val-de-Marne).
Died 16 April 1984 in Paris (75) |
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| RIGALLEAU
Lucien Théodule |
Sergeant
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Killed in aerial
combat on May 15, 1940 |
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Born on 18/08/1914
at Saint-Christophe-du-Ligneron (85 - Vendée)
Killed on 15/04/1940 at Philippeville (Belgium) |
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| RISACHER
Louis - Georges |
Commander
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GC III/10
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Louis RISACHER
was drafted into the 46th Infantry Regiment in 1914. Wounded
in 1915, he was evacuated to the Val de Grâce hospital.
He joined the air force in 1916 and was trained at the Châteauroux,
Avord, Cazaux and Pau schools in 1917. He was posted to the
SPA 3 squadron (Dunkirk) in April 1918.
Placed on leave in 1919, he served periods in the reserve from
1927 to 1938.
He was recalled to active service in August 1939 and posted
to the GC I/2 fighter group before taking command of GC II/561
(GC III/10). Louis RISACHER was demobilised in August 1940 and
transferred to the reserves. |
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Born 16 July
1894 in Paris (75)
Died in Levallois-Perret (92 - Hauts de Seine) on 10 June 1986 |
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| RISS Joseph |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/6
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Wounded in
aerial combat on May 13, 1940 |
1
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1
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| RIVORY |
Sub-Lieutenant
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CIC Cazaux
DAT Bordeaux end of May 1940
GC I/55
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| ROBERT Raymond
Arsène |
Sergeant
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Killed in aerial
combat on June 3, 1940 |
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Born on the
15/08/1918 at Dinard (35 - Ille et Vilaine)
Killed on the 03/06/1940 at Favières (77 - Seine et Marne) |
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| ROBERT Jean |
Sergeant
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GC II/1
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| ROBIAUD
Jacques |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/2
GC II/8
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3
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5
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| ROBIERE
Raoul |
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GC I/6
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| ROBILLON |
Commander
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GC II/1
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| ROBYN |
Lieutenant
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DAT TOURS
on May 12, 1940
GC I/55
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| ROCHOT |
Captain
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GC III/9
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| ROGER |
Sergeant
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GC
I/2 on
September 1939
CIC on November 16, 1939
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Joined
the Group in September 1939 from GC I / 3. Leaves GC I / 2 on
November 16 for CIC assignment. |
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| ROGER René |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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GC III/3
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5
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| ROIG Paul |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC III/2
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4
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| ROLLET |
Commander
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GC I/7
GC II/9
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| ROMEY Maurice |
Adjutant
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GC III/2
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Killed in aerial
combat on June 13, 1940 |
5
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1
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| RONCIN |
Staff-Sergeant
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GC II/8
GC I/9 on December 15, 1939
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| RONDOT |
Lieutenant
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GC III/3
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Killed by accident
on August 28, 1939 |
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| RONIN |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/6
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1
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1
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| RONSSIN |
Staff-Sergeant
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GC III/5
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| RONZET |
Commander
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GC II/10
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| ROQUERBE
Michel |
Sergeant
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GC II/1
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2
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| ROQUES
Jacques - Rafael |
Captain
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Jacques
ROQUES, an aviation enthusiast, qualified as a pilot in September
1915. A Swiss national, he joined the French Air Force at the
age of 18 via the Légion Etrangère. He fought
with the 48th Fighter Squadron from January 1917 and was credited
with 5 sure and 3 probable victories. Jacques ROQUES, whose
father was Swiss and whose mother was Venezuelan, became a naturalised
French citizen in 1919.
On mobilisation, he rejoined his former SPA 48 squadron at GC
I/1 but took part in only one combat and did not fly much: Jacques
ROQUES was 42 years old at the time...: As Deputy Group Leader
of GC I/1, he briefly took command of the Group in April 1940.
He was demobilised on 30 July 1940 and joined the French Forces
of the Interior.
After the war, he took over the running of his father's pharmaceutical
company. |
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Born
on 2 August 1897 in Paris (75)
Died at Louveciennes (78 - Yvelines) on 24 May 1988 |
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| ROSSIGNEUX
Jean - Paul |
Lieutenant
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Left
GC I/1 on 21 September 1940 to join the "Jeunesse et Montagne"
movement.
He was killed in May 1942 in Madagascar: the British had sent
a force to seize the port of Diego Suarez. Jean ROSSIGNEUX,
a pilot with Escadrille 555 flying Potez 63-11s, was shot down
by British Grumman MARTLETs. |
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Born
on 18 January 1916 in Marseille (13 - Bouches du Rhône)
Killed on 5 May 1942 at Diego-Suarez (Madagascar) |
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| ROUFFIGNAC
Daniel |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC III/6
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| ROUGEVIN-BAVILLE
Jacques |
Captain
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GC III/2
GC III/1
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1
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| ROULIN René |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/10
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1
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1
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| ROUQUETTE
Marcel |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC I/5
on March 8, 1940
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| ROUSSEAU |
Sergeant
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GC II/5
on October 6, 1939
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| ROUSSEAU-DUMARCET
Louis |
Captain
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GC I/9
GC III/3
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| ROUSSEL |
Staff-Sergeant
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GC III/6
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Leaves the
Group on December 4, 1939 following an illness |
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| ROUSSET |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/10
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| ROUX Ernest |
Lieutenant |
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Flight engineer
assigned to the Group in June 1936 |
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| ROUXEL Pierre |
Sergeant
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GC III/2
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1
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| ROUYER Eugène |
Lieutenant
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ECN III/13
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Killed in aerial
combat on May 17, 1940 |
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| ROY |
Captain
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GC II/7
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Wounded by
accident on November 28, 1939 |
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| ROY |
Sergeant
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GC III/2
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| ROZANOFF
Constantin |
Commander
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GC II/4
on February 14, 1940,
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2
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| RUBIN René
- Henri |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC I/5
on August 1939
GC II/4 on March 1940
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René
Rubin made his first flights in Lyon and joined the Morane school
in Nîmes in 1935. He was posted to the Reconnaissance
and joined the IV/55 in Lyon. He volunteered for fighter training
and was posted to the 5th Wing at Reims. He was admitted to
the Air Force training school in 1939, then posted to the GC
II/4 in March 1940, with which he took part in the French campaign.
Withdrawn to AFN in 1940, he was posted to the GC II/5 in Casablanca.
He was appointed to the Meknès school in 1944, then to
the CESA (Centre Etudes Supérieures Aériennes)
in 1948. In 1950, he was sent to Tananarive to join the senior
command of the armed forces in Madagascar. On his return, he
was posted to Reims, then in 1955 to Algeria as commander of
the 5th RA. In 1956, he was posted to the air defence command
in Versailles, then in 1957 to the 2nd RA command, and finally
in 1960 to the light support aviation training squadron. René
Rubin was placed on aircrew leave in 1962 with the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. |
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Born in Chambéry
(73 - Savoie) on 12 March 1915
Died at Le Chesnay-Rocquencourt (78 - Yvelines) on 11 July 2008 |
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| RUBY Jean |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC I/8
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Killed in aerial
combat on May 19, 1940 |
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| RUCHOUX
Georges |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC II/5
on March 14, 1940
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4
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| RUPIED
Yves |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC III/7
- GC III/2
GC I/1 on August 13, 1940
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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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