Talk:André Lévêque
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This page would make a lot more sense with (1896-1930) French engineer and scientist added back into the title. --Jeff 18:33, 12 Apr 2005 (UTC)
André Lévêque's rank in the French army was capitaine (captain), when he died, not major! He certainly could never have worked in EUROCONTROL, that was his son, Jean Lévêque. --I'm the original author of this biography-- Please undo those wrong changes!
HM, Jeff. Just a note to let you know that I revised the lead text to read "... French engineer, famous for his work on heat transfer". I also removed the incorrect references to Eurocontrol. I'll have a go at tidying up this page soon to make it consistent with Prof. Martin's original biography. Niall McMahon.
I just removed the redundant external link. Niall McMahon.
