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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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| TACQUARD
Jean |
Sergeant
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GAO I/520
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Pilot
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Killed in aerial
combat on September 10, 1939 |
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| TAIB André
- Salomon |
Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
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He was killed
on 2 December 1946 on board B26 Marauder no. 41 of GT II/20.
The aircraft, caught in a snowstorm, crashed near the summit
of the Ballon d'Alsace. |
Born 23 November
1918
Died 2 December 1946 |
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| TALABARDON
Marcel - Yves |
Lieutenant
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Observer
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Former student
of Saint-Cyr, "Roi Alexandre 1er" class (1934 - 1936)
An officer in the 1st Moroccan Rifle Regiment, he was seconded
to GAO 510 as an aircraft observer during the French Campaign.
He was killed on 8 November 1942, while leading his section
of the Vichy Army's 1st Moroccan Rifle Regiment under fire from
the Allies who had just landed in North Africa. |
Born on 3 January
1913 in Toulon (83 - Var)
Killed on 8 November 1942 at Médhia (Morocco) |
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| TANTIN
Maurice |
Captain
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Born on 22
February 1904 |
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| TARASCON
Paul - Alban |
Lieutenant
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Liaison
Officer
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Paul TARASCON
was an ace of the 1914-18 War. He did his military service in
the colonial infantry in 1902. On his return to civilian life,
he bought a second-hand Blériot and made his first flights
at Miramas. Then, on 26 June 1912, just as he was about to take
the French Aeroclub pilot's licence exams, he crashed in flight
after his mechanic forgot to pin the stabiliser to his aircraft.
Seriously injured, he had to be amputated below the knee, and
had to spend long periods in hospital and undergo rehabilitation
to learn to walk again with a prosthesis. His only wish was
to fly again.
In 1914, he enlisted voluntarily and was posted to the Buc aviation
centre in September 1914. He attended the Pau aviation school
before joining the 2nd aviation group, then No. 3 and finally
No. 62 squadrons. He ended the war with 12 victories.
After the war, he was transferred to the colonial infantry reserve.
Mobilised in 1939, he was posted to GAO 548 as a liaison officer
and then to the Chartres training centre in January 1940.
Paul TARASCON joined the Resistance in 1940. He was retired
in December 1941. |
Born 8 November
1882 in Le Thor (84 - Vaucluse).
Died in Levallois-Perret (92 - Hauts de Seine) on 11 June 1977. |
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| TASSIN DE
SAINT-PEREUSE Pierre - Eugène |
Lieutenant
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Observer
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Pierre TASSIN DE SAINT-PEREUSE
enlisted in the army in 1930, joining the Cavalry and being
incorporated into the 8th Regiment of Mounted Chasseurs.
He entered the École militaire des sous-officiers
de cavalerie in Saumur in 1934. He was posted to the 4th
RDP in 1936. In September 1938, he attended a training course
for aircraft observers at the Avord school.
He received his observer's certificate and was called up
to the GAO 507 observation air group based at Luxeuil in
1938. A student pilot at the Melun and Meknès flying
schools, he obtained his pilot's licence in November. Having
heard General DE GAULLE's call, he escaped from Casablanca
aboard a Glenn-Martin to Gibraltar in June 1940.
Arriving in England on 13 July, he joined the Free French
Air Force and was posted to the Topic Bomber Squadron, which
left England for Takoradi on the Gold Coast in October 1940.
This formation was attached to the Free French Equatorial
Air Forces and on 24 December 1940, along with the ‘Menace’
squadron, became the Groupe réservé de bombardement
n°1 (GRB1), under the command of Major Jean Astier de
Villatte.
In February 1941, it
took part with the GRB1 in the Koufra operations in Libya
in support of Colonel LECLERC's troops. In September 1941,
the GRB1 became the ‘Lorraine’ bombing group in
Damascus. Captain DE SAINT-PEREUSE was in charge for a month,
before taking part in the Libyan campaign with massive bombing
raids on enemy motorised columns and then, in January 1942,
on Bardia and Halfaya. It carried out more than forty bombing
missions during the campaign.
At the end of January 1942, the ‘Lorraine’ returned
to Syria; shortly afterwards, Pierre DE SAINT-PEREUSE, promoted
to Major, left the Group to take command of the ‘Bretagne’
Bombardment Group based at Moussoro in July 1942.
At the end of January 1943, after a number of missions, the
group commanded by Pierre DE SAINT-PEREUSE moved to Sebha,
then to Ben Gardane in southern Tunisia in April 1943. There,
it began a series of training flights for night bombing before
carrying out another twenty war missions.
Promoted to lieutenant-colonel on 15 June 1943, the following
month he handed over command of ‘Le Bretagne’ to
lieutenant-colonel Vuillemin for just a few days and went
to Algiers to receive his orders concerning the Group's future.
On his return from Algiers
on 15 July 1943, a plane crash claimed the lives of four of
the passengers, including lieutenant pilot Marcel Lebois.
Seriously injured and with his right leg amputated, Pierre
DE SAINT-PEREUSE was replaced by Captain de MAISMONT at the
head of the ‘Bretagne’. After a long and painful
convalescence, he was posted to the FAFL headquarters in Great
Britain.
After the war, he continued his military career, was promoted
to colonel in May 1952 and served as head of the Air Force
Historical Service until 1958. Assigned to command the 2nd
RA in 1961, he was retired in 1962.
Source : https://www.ordredelaliberation.fr/fr/compagnons/pierre-tassin-de-saint-pereuse
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Born on 2 July
1910 in Moulins (03 - Allier).
Died at Saint-Péreuse (58 - Nièvre) on 29 December
1995 |
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| TEISSEIRE
Jean - Léon |
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Jean TEISSEIRE
joined the voluntary service in 1936. He took part in the French
Campaign as part of GAO 505 and then, after the Armistice, joined
the Chantiers de la Jeunesse in 1940 and Jeunesse et Montagne
in 1942. He joined the Resistance in 1944 and fought with the
Patrie group.
In 1946, he was posted to the Cognac school, then to the 5th
office of the Air Force headquarters in 1952. He was posted
to Algeria to the mixed helicopter group in 1956. He was assigned
to Mr Laforest's cabinet and then, from 1959 to 1963, was appointed
aide-de-camp to General de Gaulle before being put on leave
from the Air Staff.
Returning to civilian life, he was put in charge of civil aircraft
sales (1963) and then of the business aircraft department (since
1969) at Société des avions Marcel Dassault. |
Born 16 September
1917 in Bernières-sur-Mer (14 - Calvados)
Died at Courbevoie (92 - Hauts de Seine) on 22 June 2003 |
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| TEISSERENC
Gaston - Marie - Léon |
Lieutenant
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Pilot
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Gaston TEISSERENC
fought in both world wars.
With a Baccalaureate in Philosophy, he qualified as a Civil
Pilot in 1914. He was first mobilised in the Artillery before
joining the Air Force. Awarded his Military Pilot's Licence
in April 1915, he became a pilot with Reconnaissance Squadron
43, equipped with Caudron G4s. In June 1915, he was wounded
on the ground by a bomb dropped by a German aircraft and had
to be hospitalised. On 2 December of the same year, Gaston TEISSERENC
had to land his aircraft in enemy territory and was taken prisoner
with his observer until December 1918.
In 1922, he took charge of the Hérault flying club. Recalled
to active service in August 1939, he was assigned to GAO 512,
then took command of the liaison squadron of Colonel Beyle's
headquarters at Saint-Orner. |
Born on 2 June
1894 in Montpellier (34 - Hérault)
Died at Grimaud (83 - Var) on 6 August 1981 |
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| TEISSIER
Yves |
Sub-Lieutenant
|
GAO II/520
|
Pilot
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Wounded and
taken prisoner on May 24, 1940 |
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| TENIN Pierre
|
Staff-Sergeant
|
GAO II/514
|
Machine-gunner
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Killed by accident
on June 18, 1940 |
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| TERNANT |
Captain
|
GAO I/551
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| TERRAL |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Pilot
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Seriously wounded
on June 15, 1940 following an air fight aboard a Mureaux 115,
the pilot still manages to put his aircraft in the field. |
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| TERS Jean |
Sergeant
|
GAO II/520
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Machine-Gunner
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| TEXIER
Jean - Gaston |
Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
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Born on 12
June 1907 in Limoges (87 - Haute-Vienne)
Died at Saint-Junien (87 - Haute-Vienne) on 6 October 1993 |
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| THABAULT
Léon |
Commander
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Commander
of Group
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Born on 20
November 1892 |
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| THENARD |
Adjutant
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Pilote
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| THERON |
Sub-Lieutenant
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| THIBON |
Commander
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GAO 548
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| THIEBAULT
Jean |
Adjutant
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Pilot
|
On September
9, 1939, his aircraft, a Bloch MB131, badly damaged during an
air combat with 6 ME109, manages to reach his ground, but crashes
on landing: Adjutant THIEBAULT is unharmed. |
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| THIEBAULT
Paul - Benoit |
Adjutant
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Machine-gunner
|
On May 19,
1940, the Potez 637 No.10 is attacked by 3 Me109 and, in flames,
must land in the countryside. The crew managed to evacuate the
aircraft before it exploded. Adjutant THIEBAULT is injured. |
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| THIERRY |
Sergeant
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|
Pilot
|
On May 19,
1940, his Aircraft, a Potez 637 is attacked by 9 Me109 and,
in flames, must land in campaign. Sergeant THIERRY is unharmed. |
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| THIERRY
André - Alfred |
Sergeant
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Machine-gunner
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Killed in aerial
combat on June 21, 1940 |
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| THOMAS Georges |
Corporal
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Machine-gunner
|
On October
31, 1939, Bloch 131 No.73 crashed during a field test at Dole.
The crew is injured. |
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| THOMAS DE-PANGE
Marie - Jean |
Lieutenant
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Observer
and Chief Flight Officer
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Marie THOMAS
DE PANGE attended the Ecole d'Officier de Réserve (EOR)
in Avord in 1937. He was posted to GAO 546 in Pau, with which
he took part in the French Campaign; at the Armistice, he decided
to continue the fight and escaped from France. He left Saint-Jean-de-Luz
for England on a Polish boat and joined the FAFL on 25 June
1940. He attended British schools before being posted to GRB
1 in Douala. He took part in operations in Gabon, Abyssinia
and Eritrea. On his return to the UK in 1942, he was posted
to the Normandy group in the USSR, with which he took part in
operations until 1944. Marie THOMAS DE PANGE was demobilised
in 1945. |
Born on 29
March 1917 in Paris (75)
Died at Pange (57 - Moselle) on 6 October 1999 |
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| TINLAND
Maurice - Félix |
Sub-Lieutenant
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on 5/03/1940
on 11/05/1940
on 22/05/1940
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Observer
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Before mobilization
in 1939, Maurice TINLAND worked as a lawyer,
From GAO544, he was transferred to GR II/52 on May 13, 1940.
Demobilized in August 1940, he resumed his career as a lawyer.
He joined the Resistance's "Combat" group and was
arrested on January 28, 1944, along with his father and father-in-law.
He was imprisoned in Moulins and tortured by the Gestapo. He
was released on August 25, 1944.
After the war, Maurice TINLAND ran for mayor of Moulins and
was elected on October 26, 1947, aged just 32. He stepped down
in 1959 to devote himself to his career as a lawyer. |
Born 20 March
1915 in Valence (Drôme)
Killed March 29, 1963 at Moulins (Alliers) |
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| TISSIER
Joseph |
Lieutenant
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Pilot
|
On September
25, 1939, Potez 637 No.31 was hit by the Flak, before being
attacked by 6 Me109. The Aircraft crashes into flames. The three
crew members are injured |
Born October
28, 1899 in Morey (71 - Saône et Loire)
Died February 19, 2001 at Clamecy (58 - Nièvre) |
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| TIXERAND |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Observer
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Wounded on
June 15, 1940 following an air fight aboard a Mureaux 115: his
pilot, Sub-Lieutenant TERRAL, seriously wounded, still managed
to put his camera in the field. |
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| TOMASI |
Sergeant
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Radio
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On February
24, 1940, the Potez 63-11 No.2 crashes on the ground during
a flying flight during a ferry mission. The crew is injured |
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| TONI Charles
- Joseph |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Observer
|
Joined
the Group on April 1, 1940 ..
On June
16, 1940, the Potez 63-11 No.610 was shot down in a fight
against 27 Me109 ... The aircraft crashes into German territory
and the crew Wounded, is initially taken prisoner, but will
succeed to escape on June 18th.
|
Born in Noves
(13 - Bouches du Rhône) on 24 August 1916
Died at Nîmes (30 - Gard) on 12 February 1992 |
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| TONICHON
Robert - Georges |
Sergeant
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Pilot
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He was killed
in Indochina in May 1946. |
Born August
02, 1916 in Dijon (21 - Côte d'Or)
Killed May 22, 1946 at Muong Kassy - Laos |
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| TOUREL Paul
- Jacques |
Adjutant
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Machine-gunner
|
His Aircraft,
the Potez 637 No. 20 was shot down on December 20, 1939 by the
Flak and German fighters and crashed in Germany. The crew, wounded,
is taken prisoner. |
Born July 21,
1912 |
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| TOURET |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Observer
|
On May 12,
1940, his aircraft, the Potez 63-11 No180 is badly damaged in
an air fight with 4 Me109, and crashes in the field: the crew
is unscathed. |
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| TOUZEAU |
Adjutant
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| TRELLUYER |
Captain
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Observer
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On
September 23, 1939, his aircraft, the Mureaux 115 No. 41 crashes
accidentally: the crew is unscathed |
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| TREVIS Louis
- Joseph |
Adjutant
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|
Pilot
|
On November
7, 1939, the Potez 637 No.18 is attacked by a large formation
of Me109E and is shot down in flame: the crew is killed. |
Born on 30
April 1908 at Gondreville (54 - Meurthe et Moselle)
Killed at Marcilly (57 - Moselle) on 7 November 1939 |
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| TRIOL André
- Gabriel |
Lieutenant
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on May
28,1940
|
Observer
|
Joined the
Group GR I/35 on May 28, 1940 from GAO516 |
Born on 17
January 1901 in Greece
Died at Lunel (34 - Hérault) on 12 July 1991 |
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| TROUILLOT |
Staff-Sergeant
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Machine-gunner
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| TRONY Charles
- MichelO |
Commander
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Staff
Group
|
Commander of
the GAO 509 Group |
Born in Estagel
(66 - Pyrénées-Orientales) on 25 May 1896
Died at Perpignan (66 - Pyrénées-Orientales) on
22 March 1984 |
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| TRUCHOT
Eugène |
Staff-Sergeant
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Radio
|
He later joined
the Free French Air Force and served as navigator with the Group
that became Bombardment Group GB I/22 "Morocco".
He was killed on 22 January 1945 during a Bombing mission near
NEUENBURG: the B26, for which he was navigator, was hit by Flak
and crashed to the ground. |
Born on 2 November
1913 in Montcenis (71 - Saône et Loire)
Killed on 22 January 1945 at Chalampé (68 - Haut-Rhin) |
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| TRUSSON |
Sergeant
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Machine-gunner
|
Seriously wounded
on September 9, 1939 aboard the Bloch MB131 No92, shot down
in an air fight with two ME109: he managed to jump parachute. |
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| TUFFAL Louis |
Commander
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Born on 5 April
1903 |
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| UZZEIN |
Sergeant
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Sergeant UZZEIN
will become a ski instructor at a youth camp in the Alps after
the group disbands. |
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| VACHETTE |
Captain
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Observer
3rd Sqn.
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| VAILLANT
Louis - Gabriel |
Staff-Sergeant
|
|
Observer
|
On June 4,
1940, his aircraft, Bloch MB 174 No.17, took off and crashed
to the ground: The crew was killed. |
Born on 5 December
1916 at Corre (70 - Haute-Saône)
Killed on 3 June 1940 at Damparis (39 - Jura) |
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| VAILLAT
André - Arsène |
Sergeant
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Radio
- Machine-Gunner
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Born in Saint-Hippolyte-Du-Fort
(30 - Gard) on 17 May 1917
Died at Valflaunès (34 - Hérault) on 13 April
1980 |
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| VALETTE
Marcel - Paul |
Staff-Sergeant
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Machine-gunner
|
On May 25,
1940, the Potez 63-11 No.265 was shot down by the Flak and crashed
to the ground. The crew is killed. |
Born in Saint-Christol
(34 - Hérault)
Killed on 25 May 1940 at Abbeville (80 - Somme) |
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| VALIN |
Sub-Lieutenant
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|
Observer
|
On June 12,
1940, his aircraft, the Potez 63-11 No720, damaged in air combat,
crashes on landing. The crew is unscathed |
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| VALIN
Martial |
Commander
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Pilot
|
Group Commander from 1938
to December 13, 1939, when he joined the 2nd Bureau of the
1st Air Force.
Matial VALIN ended his career with the rank of Air Force General,
retiring from active service in 1978.
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Born
May 14, 1898 in Limoges,
Died September 19, 1980 |
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| VALLET Henri |
Lieutenant
|
|
Observer
|
Blessé
en Combat Aérien et Taken prisoner on June 1, 1940 |
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| VANARET
Georges |
Staff-Sergeant
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Machine-gunner
|
On May 12,
1940, Potez 63-11 No.317 was assaulted by 9 Me109 and crashed
to the ground before igniting. The crew is injured. |
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| VARET Baptiste |
Sergeant
|
GAO 581
|
Pilot
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| VASSEUR
André - Maurice |
Master-Corporal
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Machine-gunner
|
Killed in aerial
combat on June 19, 1940 |
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| VAUDAINE
Gaston |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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Machine-gunner
|
His aircraft,
Potez 63-11 No582, was shot down by the Flak on May 22, 1940.
Warrant Officer VAUDAINE, wounded, was taken prisoner. |
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| VAULOT Hubert
- Charles |
Staff-Sergeant
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Pilot
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Hubert Vaulot obtained
his civil pilot's licence in 1921 and joined the Aéroclub
de Lorraine in February 1930. He later became its president
from 1958 to 1964.
In 1935, he founded Les Forges et Ateliers de la Vezouze after
buying out the bankrupt Verrerie Muller in Croismare (Meurthe
et Moselle). In 1938, he obtained his Military Pilot's Licence,
and on mobilisation joined GAO 513, based at Montbéliard
in the Doubs region.
After the Armistice, in 1941 he joined the Resistance and
then the French Forces of the Interior under the pseudonym
of ‘Corsaire’.
For his feats of arms, he was awarded the Military Medal and
made a Knight of the Legion of Honour.
Returning to civilian life in 1945, he became deputy mayor
of Lunéville until his death in 1967.
Source : https://www.aviation-luneville.fr/laero-club-de-lorraine
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Born in Salmagne
(55 - Meuse) on 4 June 1901
Died at Lunéville (54 - Meurthe et Moselle) on 28 September
1967 |
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| VAUTHIER |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Observer
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| VAYSSIE |
Master
Corporal
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Machine-gunner
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| VECTEN |
Sergeant
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Machine-gunner
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Assigned
to GR I/35 on May 28, 1940 from GAO 516. |
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| VEDEL |
Sub-Lieutenant
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|
Observer
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Joined
the Group GR I/35 on April 1, 1940 |
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| VELLY André |
Lieutenant
|
|
Observer
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Born August
17, 1905 in Epinal (88 - Vosges)
Died in Lille (59 - Nord) on 22 November 1980 |
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| VENARD Robert |
Captain
|
GAO 581
|
Observer
|
Wounded and
taken prisoner on June 14, 1940 |
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| VERANT Henry
- François |
Sergeant
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Pilot
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Assigned to
the Group GAO 513 from 9 January 1940 to 9 September 1940 |
Born in Locquenole
(29 - Finistère) on 27 June 1913
Died at Loos (59 - Nord) on 29 June 1973 |
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| VERCINGER |
Sergeant
|
GAO 553
|
Machine-gunner
|
Wounded in
aerial combat on May 25, 1940 |
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| VERGE André |
Staff-Sergeant
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Machine-gunner
|
On October
16, 1939, Potez 637 No.42 was shot down by 5 Me109. Staff Sergeant
VERGNE, badly wounded, parachutes and is taken prisoner when
arriving on the ground. |
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| VERLAQUE
Alain |
Sergeant
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Machine-Gunner
|
Sergeant VERLAQUE
was killed in aerial combat on April 18, 1943 while serving
with GB I/62 of the Free French Forces. |
Born on 03
August 1919 in Saint-Nazaire (44 - Loire-Atlantique)
Killed on 18 April 1943 in Bamako - Mali |
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| VERON Adrien
- Marcel |
Chief
Warrant Officer
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|
Observer
|
- On October
3, 1939, Potez 637 No.39 was badly damaged by the Flak during
a low-altitude mission. The Pilot managed to join the French
lines, but crashed on landing. The crew is unscathed
- December 21, 1939, the Potez 637 No.41 is shot down by the
hunt and crushes on the ground. The crew is killed |
Born in Dijon
(21 - Côte d'Or) on 6 April 1902
Killed on 21 December 1939 at Barembach (67 - Bas-Rhin) |
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| VERSINI |
Lieutenant
|
GAO 552
|
Pilot
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| VESIN Robert |
Captain
|
|
Observer
|
Army officer
(69th RIF) seconded as Air Observer to GR II/33. On May 13th,
1940, after having shot down a Henshel 126, the Potez 637 n°2
was destroyed during an aerial combat opposing it to 9 Me109.
The crew is unscathed. |
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| VETRIE |
Lieutenant
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| VIART Georges
- Auguste |
Lieutenant
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4th Squadron
Leader
|
Georges VIART
would later become Lieutenant-Colonel |
Born on 31
August 1901 in Tergnier (02 - Aisne)
Died in Paris (75) on 16 July 1983 |
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| VIGNERON |
Sergeant
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Machine-gunner
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| VIGOU Joseph |
Sergeant
|
GAO II/520
|
Machine-gunner
|
Wounded and
taken prisoner on May 24, 1940 |
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| VINCKELVLEUGEL
Marcel - Justin |
Adjutant
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Born on 20
March 1914 |
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| VOITURIEZ
Bernard |
Captain
|
|
Pilot
|
On May 13,
1940, his aircraft, the Potez 63-11 n° 393 is badly damaged
by Me109 and crashes in the field. Captain VOITURIEZ is injured. |
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| VOLAN Claudius |
Chief-Warrant-Officer
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Machine-Gunner
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| VUATRIN |
Lieutenant
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Observer
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On May 19,
1940, the Potez 637 No.10 is attacked by 3 Me109 and, in flames,
must land in the countryside. The crew managed to evacuate the
aircraft before it exploded. Lieutenant VUATRIN is wounded. |
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| VUILLEMIN |
Adjutant
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GAO I/520
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Pilot
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| WARYN Louis
- Auguste |
Sergeant
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Machine-gunner
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On November
7, 1939, the Potez 637 No.18 is attacked by a large formation
of Me109E and is shot down in flame: the crew is killed. |
Born on 27
September 1912 at Hazebruck (59 - Nord)
Killed at Couicy (57 - Moselle) on 7 November 1939 |
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| WEIL Jacques |
Captain
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Observer
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Observer
Officer detached to the Group on September 9, 1940
He was killed on 21 March
1945 while serving with the 156th
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Born on 4 August
1905 in Bouxwiller (67 - Bas-Rhin)
Killed on 21 March 1945 in
Oppau (Germany) |
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| WEINMANN
Jacques - André |
Sergeant
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Pilot
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After the war,
employed in the insurance industry, Jacques Weinman became a
Besançon town councillor from 1947 to 1959, then a Member
of Parliament (Right: UNR, UD, UDR, RPR) from November 1958
to 7 May 1977, the date of his death. He served five successive
terms. |
Born in Besançon
(25 - Doubs) on 7 August 1906
Died at Roche-les-Beaupré (25 - Doubs) on 7 May 1977 |
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| WEISSMANN |
Sergeant
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| WIBAUX |
Sergeant
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GAO 548
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Pilot
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Wounded in
aerial combat on April 24, 1940 |
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| WICCAERT
Albert |
Captain
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Pilot
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Killed aboard
the Potez 63-11 No. 297 shot by German Fighters May 13, 1940. |
Born on 28
February 1911 at Avion (62 - Pas de Calais)
Killed on 13 May 1940 at Aarschot (Belgium) |
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| WILK |
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Left GAO II/551
from 2 to 11 December 1939 for a training course at Meaux. |
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| WITRY Roger
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Master-Corporal
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GAO I/508
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Machine-gunner
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Killed in aerial
combat on May 26, 1940 |
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| WITTMANN
Charles |
Adjutant
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Machine-Gunner
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Born in Marmoutier
(67 - Bas-Rhin) on 5 August 1910
Died at Strasbourg (67 - Bas-Rhin) on 31 December 1998 |
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| YZERMAN
Jacques - Aimé |
Sub-Lieutenant
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Observer
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Potez 63-11
No690 was accidentally destroyed on landing after a training
flight on May 30, 1940. Sub Lieutenant YSERMANN is unharmed.
On June 9, 1940, the Potez 63-11 No 665 was shot down by the
Flak during a reconnaissance flight at low altitude. The crew,
wounded, is taken prisoner. Jacques YZERMAN will be interned
at Oflag XVII A. . |
Born 18 February
1912, Marquion (62 - Pas de Calais)
Died at Cannes (06 - Alpes-Maritimes) on 16 March 2001 |
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| ZIGLER |
Lieutenant
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| ZINCK Emile
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Staff-Sergeant
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Machine-gunner
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May 19, 1940,
the Bloch MB174 No.8 is shot down by German Fighters and crushes
on the ground. The crew is killed. |
Born in Strasbourg
on 22 February 1908
Killed on 19 May 1940 at Vaudesincourt (51 - Marne) |
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