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Old 10th March 2007, 21:48
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Loss of two Potez and one LeO451 during FC

Hi,

I'm trying to determine the particulars of three French aircraft lost in France during the May-June Campaign. I'm looking for specifics about unit, time, place, crew names, etc. They were:

Potez 63 #286 and #432

Bregeut 631 #9 (Erroneously listed as a LeO451 in post title)

Can anyone help?

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Old 10th March 2007, 23:01
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Re: Loss of two Potez and one LeO451 during FC

Hi Larry,


Breguet No.9 GBA I/54 lost to Flak on the 12.05.40 Tongres pilot A/C Goyer POW and gunner sgt. Turpin WIA-POW. Source: Aero Journal "Les Breguet au combat" page 30.
Potez 63.11 No. 432 GRII/55 lost to Flak on the 24.05.40. Sarton 2xKIA and 1xWIA.

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Old 11th March 2007, 03:30
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Re: Loss of two Potez and one LeO451 during FC

Thanks Robert,

Can anybody identify the details on the third Potez?

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Old 12th March 2007, 09:55
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Re: Loss of two Potez and one LeO451 during FC

Hi Larry!

AFAIK, #286 was not lost during the campaign and was found at Moissac after the Armistice. First belonged to GAO 515 thne transfered to GAO 545 (date unknown). Subsequent fate unknown.

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