Jean Maridor, DFC (24 November 1920 – 3 August 1944) was a French-born pilot with the Royal Air Force (RAF) during the Second World War. He is credited...
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as some NHS and private patients. On August the 3rd 1943 French Pilot Jean Maridor intercepted a German V-1 flying bomb flying in the direction of Benenden...
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Retrieved 17 January 2009. "Conférence sur le capitaine Jean MARIDOR à l'Aéro-Club du Havre". Jean-maridor.org. Retrieved 27 January 2014. Henri Lafont. "Naissance...
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of Health to use Benenden as a military hospital. On 3 August 1944, Jean Maridor, a Free French pilot, died when his aircraft crashed close to the school...
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were intended to use the ramming technique. On 3 August 1944, Captain Jean Maridor of No. 91 Squadron RAF used his Supermarine Spitfire to ram a V-1 flying...
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they were deployed to combat the V-1 flying-bomb attacks (Capitaine Jean Maridor was blown up in mid-air when he got in too close to shoot a V-1 down...
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charter aircraft. [verification needed] There is also the Flying club Jean Maridor at the airport. The Channel maritime links with Portsmouth in southern...
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2009-01-22. Organization, Prisoners, Subcamps, Extermination, Responsibility. Jean Maridor, La Station de Radiodiffusion de Gleiwitz (Gliwice) - L'Opération TANNENBERG...
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Squadron. According to Isby, Galland was shot down by Flying Officer Jean Maridor also from No. 91 Squadron, the only pilot to have claimed a Fw 190 shot...
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Jean-Pierre Mallet André Malraux Stanislas Mangin Henri Manhès Henri Manigart Jacques Mansion Claude Mantel Henri Marais Robert Marchand Jean Maridor...
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