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Name
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Rank
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Unit
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Post
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Informations
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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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| ALLIROT
Jean |
Lieutenant
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GC III/7
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Doctor
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| ARSON |
Sergeant
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AUVIGNE
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Lieutenant
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GBA I/54
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Deputy
Group commander
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Present
at 10 May 1940
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| BERGER |
Sergeant
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GR I/35
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General
Service
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| BILLAROCHE |
Master
Corporal
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| BLANC |
Sergeant
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GR I/35
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General
Service
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| BLONDEAU
Marcel |
Lieutenant
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GC III/7
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Intelligence
Officer
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| BOMBOIS
Robert |
Sergeant
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GC III/7
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Accountant
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BONNIGAL
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Captain
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GBA II/54
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Administrative
Section Commander
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| BONON |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GAO 502
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Technical
Officer
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| BOUCHON |
Lieutenant
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GC I/2
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Administrative
Officer
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| BOURIEZ |
Sergeant
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Photographic
Section |
Assigned
to the Photographic Section S.P.A 20.104 assigned to GAO 501 |
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| BOURGEAT |
Lieutenant
|
GR I/35
|
Head
of the Radio 35102 Section attached to the GR I/35.
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| BRANDY Pierre |
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| BRUNEL |
Staff-Sergeant
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| BRY |
Staff-Sergeant
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BUFFIN
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Staff-Sergeant
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GBA I/54
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Accountant
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Present
at 10 May 1940
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| CADEOT Clair |
Captain
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GC I/4
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Group
Doctor
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| CAMPENAS |
Master
Corporal
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CARLIER
|
Captain
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GBA I/54
|
Administrative
Section Commander
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Present
at 10 May 1940
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| CARTIER
|
Sergeant
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| CELLARD |
Lieutenant
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GR
I/35
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Head
of Section Photo 7/105 attached to GR I/35.
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| CHAMP-DE-PAS |
Commander
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GC III/7
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Deputy
Group Commander
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Leaving
Group GC III/7 on 15 September, 1939
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| CHANDON |
Captain
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Photographic
Section
|
Commander
of the S.P.A. 20.104 photographic section assigned to GAO 501 |
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| CLEMENT |
Sub-Lieutenant
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GC I/2
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Accountant
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COCHARD
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Chief-Warrant
Officer
|
GBA I/54
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Discipline
Group
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Present
at 10 May 1940
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| CUCHE |
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GC I/2
|
Auxiliary
doctor
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Joined
the Group on 31 January to replace Captain Froment who will
leave on 3 February.
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| DELAHAYE |
Lieutenant
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Group
Treasurer
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| DELMARRE |
Staff-Sergeant
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| DROUET |
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GC I/5
|
Doctor
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| DUCHATEAU
Octave |
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| DUMONT |
Lieutenant
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Commander
of the Section of 3 light aircraft affected to the GAO 501 |
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| DURET |
Sergeant
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GR I/35
|
General
Service
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DURUPT
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GBA I/54
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Auxiliary
doctor
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Present
at 10 May 1940
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| EME |
Staff-Sergeant
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GR I/35
|
General
Service
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| FERTILLE |
Sub-Lieutenant
|
GAO
502
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Section
Commander Photo 21/104.
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Resistance
fighter, he was killed in 1944. |
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| FRANQUE |
Lieutenant
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GR I/35
|
Doctor
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| FROMENT |
Captain
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GC I/2
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Doctor
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Leaves
the Group on February 3rd.
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| FUMET
Mathieu |
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| GRAPPE |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Mechanic,
Chief of Photo and Technical Services
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| GROBOIS
François - Maurice |
Lieutenant
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Doctor
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A
civilian doctor in Orléans, he spent the entire French
campaign with the GR I/22. |
Born
on 30 September 1893 |
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| GROSBOIS
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Captain
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Chief
of General Services
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Captain
GROSBOIS was a Reserve officer and former pilot in the 1914-1918
war. He fought with the SPA 95 squadron, which was equipped
with Spad XIIIs. |
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| JACQUET
Marc |
Lieutenant
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Head
of
2nd office
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Before
the war, Marc JACQUET was a law student at the universities
of Paris and Kiel. He did his military service in the French
Air Force, with the 54th Air Wing. He attended officer training
courses and graduated as a second lieutenant. He was mobilised
in 1939 and appointed Lieutenant, joining the GB I/38 as head
of the 2nd Bureau. He was demobilised in August 1940, and
became assistant to Lieutenant-Colonel Alfred HEURTAUX, chief
of staff to Air Force General Jean d'Harcourt, the General
Secretary for Family and Youth. Under cover of his position,
Alfred HEURTAUX set up an intelligence network for the Resistance,
and persuaded Marc JACQUET to join him in hiding and become
his deputy. Following Alfred HEURTAUX's arrest in November
1941, Marc JACQUET continued the network's activities, but
hunted down by the Germans, he took refuge in North Africa
and continued his involvement with Henri d'Astier de la VIGERIE.
In North
Africa, he joined the Royalist camp, which aimed to install
the Comte de Paris in power. But after the assassination of
DARLAN, Marc JACQUET was sought after and had to assume an
assumed identity: Marc VAUTHIER. Under this name and with
the rank of Captain, he succeeded in being given command of
a Cavalry Squadron and went ashore with the Allies at Saint-Trpoez
on 15 August 1944. But unmasked by the Military Police, he
was arrested and taken back to Algiers.
After the war, he entered politics, serving as an RPF MP from
1951 to 1955, UNR MP for the 1st constituency of Seine-et-Marne
from 1958 to 1973, and finally as Senator and Chairman of
the RPR Group in the Upper House from 1978 to 1981.
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Born
on 17 February 1913 in Mercy-Le-Bas (54 - Meurthe et Moselle)
Died in Paris (75) on 18 April 1983 |
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| JUGIE
René - Jean |
Soldier
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After
the Armistice, René JUGIE joined the Resistance and,
under the pseudonym "GAO", created the "GAO"
group, which was very active in Corrèze. |
Born
August 19, 1914 in Brive-la-Gaillarde (19 - Corrèze)
Died at Brive-la-Gaillarde on 19 December 1996 |
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| LABIOCHE
Guy - Gustave |
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Born
in Limoges (87 - Haute-Vienne) on 21 March 1916
Died at Pessac (33 - Gironde) on 24 January 1999 |
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| LANOY |
Sub-Lieutenant
|
GR I/35
|
Administrative
Section Commander
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| LASNIER-LACHAISE
Charles - Edouard |
Lieutenant
|
GR
II/22
|
Officer
of Intelligence then Officer of Transmission from June 2,
1940.
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Charles
LASNIER-LACHAISE entered the Ecole de l'Air in Versailles in
1935. He was posted to the 22nd Bombardment Air Wing at Orléans.
The 22nd Wing changed speciality and became a Reconnaissance
Wing in February 1939. It was with the GRII/22 that he took
part in the French campaign as an Intelligence Officer, then
as a Signals Officer from 2 June 1940.
At the Armistice he left for Morocco with his Group and was
posted to the GB I/22 (?) then GB II/52 and GB II/62 with which
he took part in the landings in Sardinia, Corsica, France and
Germany.
He was posted to the CESA (Centre d'Etudes Stratégiques
Aérospatiales) and then to the Air Command in Morocco
in 1949. He passed through the ESGA (École Supérieure
de Guerre Aérienne) in December 1954, then returned to
AFN to take command of the Fez training base in 1958. He returned
to Paris to the 1st office of the Air Force General Staff. He
was posted to the CESA and the CHEM (Centre des hautes études
militaires) in 1961. He was seconded to the office of the Minister
for the Armed Forces. He was appointed Commander of Air Force
Signals in 1964, then Head of the Military Air Traffic Service
in 1966. Charles LASNIER-LACHAISE retired in 1968 with the rank
of Air Brigadier General. |
Born
in Paris (75) on 11 February 1915
Died in Paris on 24 March 2015 |
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| LAVAUX
Lucien - Fernand |
Soldier
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Photographer
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A
photographer by trade, Lucien LAVAUX decided in 1936 to join
the French Air Force for 3 years with the aim of becoming an
aerial photographer. He was posted to the Duny-Le-Bourget base
before joining the Photo Department of the Air Force General
Staff. But when he heard that an Air Observation Group was being
set up in Limoges, his home town, he was transferred to this
Group. Demobilised in March 1939, he left the GAO 512, but returned
to it 6 months later on mobilisation....
During the French Campaign, he was assigned to the Group's Photo
Department, and after GAO 512 withdrew to the south, he managed
to embark for North Africa in Marseille. Demobilised, he returned
to mainland France in August 1940.
Back in civilian life, he returned to his job as a photographer
and aerial photographer. In particular, he took the 1st aerial
photograph of the martyred village of Oradour sur Vienne, in
Haute-Vienne.
After the war, a talented aerial photographer, he took beautiful
aerial photos of the Limousin region and the city of Limoges
in particular. Lucien LAVAUX is the author of a book retracing
his career as a civilian photographer and his time with the
GAO 512: "PHOTOGRAPHIE SUR TERRE ET DANS LE CIEL"
published by the Conservatoire Aéronautique du Limousin. |
Born
in Limoges (87 - Haute-Vienne) on 4 February 1915
Died in Limoges on 27 April 2007 |
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| LEBIGRE
Pierre - Henri |
Lieutenant
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Chief
Heavy Photo Section
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Born
on 9 April 1899 in Gisors (27 - Eure)
Died in Paris (75) on 22 April 1978 |
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LE-PAVEC
|
Captain
|
GBA I/54
|
Doctor
|
In February
1940, victim of an accident aboard a Potez 58 piloted by Lieutenant
GADY: ends up in the Durance river following an engine failure.
In February 1940, he was victim of an accident aboard a Potez
63 piloted by Lieutenant LELEU: the plane hit the top of a
tree. He escaped unhurt, but left the Group after his two
accidents.
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|
LESAGE
|
Sergeant
|
GC II/4
|
Secretary
|
Present
in GC II/4 when the Group was established in May 1939 |
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| LINAY |
Corporal
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| LOUARN |
Lieutenant
|
GAO 502
|
Doctor
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MAGINOT
|
Chief-Warrant
Officer
|
GBA I/54
|
Storekeeper
|
Present
at 10 May 1940
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| MAIZIER |
Sergeant
|
GR I/35
|
General
Service
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| MALIN |
Sergeant
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| MITTLER |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Photographic
Section
|
Commander
deputy of the S.P.A. 20.104 photographic section assigned to
GAO 501 |
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MONIOT
|
Lieutenant
|
GBA II/54
|
Night
Officer
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| MONTEIL
Marcel |
Chief-Warrant
Officer
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Rolling
Echelon Commander of the Specialised Section
Killed on 21 June during an aerial bombardment in Marseille
while directing the echelon to embark for North Africa. |
Killed
on 21 June 1940 in Marseille (13 - Bouches du Rhône) |
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| NARUAULT |
Staff-Sergeant
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| NICOD Maurice |
Chief-Warrant
Officer
|
GC III/7
|
Chief,
Administrative Section, GC III/7
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PAYE
|
Lieutenant
|
GBA I/54
|
Deputy
Group commander
|
Present
at 10 May 1940
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| PERETZ Emile |
Medical
lieutenant
|
ECN II/13
|
Doctor
|
Emile
PERTZ became an auxiliary doctor. He was posted as a doctor
to II/13 in 1939. Demobilised at the Armistice, he took over
a medical practice and joined the Resistance. |
Born
on 6 November 1906 in Bivelari (Romania)
Died in Paris (75) on 10 March 1993 |
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PERRIER
|
Adjutant
|
GBA I/54
|
Garage
Manager
|
Present
at 10 May 1940
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| PETIT |
Staff-Sergeant |
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| PETITPREZ |
Captain
|
GAO
III/551
|
Meteorological
Officer
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PEYROUX
|
Lieutenant
|
GR II/33
|
Chief
of Photography Section
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| PRAGOT |
Sergeant
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| RAY |
Aspirant
|
GAO
III/551
|
Doctor
|
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| ROUSSILLON |
Soldat
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|
Driver
|
The
name of this driver is either "ROUSSILLON" or "FAUCILLON"
depending on the source: his name is therefore to be confirmed.
Wounded on 21 June during an aerial bombardment in Marseille
while in the echelon for embarkation to North Africa. |
Né
le 4 Décembre 1890 |
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| TARQUEREL |
Corporal
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| VIDAL |
Captain
|
GC I/2
|
Transmission
Officer
|
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| VIOLET
Georges |
Captain
|
GC III/7
|
Deputy
Group commander
|
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. |
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