Escadrille L 28
Photographie prise le jour de la lecture de la dernière citation de Guynemer, as de l’aviation. 8 soldats (en partant de la gauche): - Aspirant Turenne - Lieutenant Asnard ? - Aspirant Lenttier - Lieutenant Fressange - Lieutenant Coblias ? - Capitaine André, commandant de l’escadrille. - Sous lieutenant Belloné - Lieutenant Jiniez ? 22.5x17 cm
CONTRIBUTOR
ARCHIVES DEPARTEMENTALES DES YVELINES
DATE
1917
LANGUAGE
fra
ITEMS
1
INSTITUTION
Europeana 1914-1918
PROGRESS
METADATA
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