Paul Gastin
Paul Adrien Gastin |
Born |
8 November 1886
Avignon, France |
Died |
23 August 1976
Nice, France |
Allegiance |
France |
Service/branch |
Aviation |
Rank |
Capitaine |
Unit |
Escadrille 23, Escadrille 12, Escadrille 49, Escadrille 84 |
Awards |
Legion d'Honneur, Croix de Guerre |
Capitaine Paul Adrien Gastin was a World War I flying ace credited with six aerial victories[1]:
Date |
Unit |
Aircraft |
Opponent |
Location |
22 May 1916 |
N49 |
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Aviatik |
Sentheim |
23 Oct 1916 |
N49 |
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Aviatik |
Cernay |
01 Nov 1916 |
N49 |
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EA |
Altkirch |
23 Jan 1917 |
N49 |
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EA |
NW of Altkirch |
28 Jan 1917 |
N49 |
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Albatros C |
Soppe |
17 Aug 1918 |
Spa84 |
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EA |
Dreslincourt |
Sources of information
Reference
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Entente Powers air services |
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Central Powers air services |
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Persondata |
Name |
Gastin, Paul |
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Date of birth |
8 November 1886 |
Place of birth |
Avignon, France |
Date of death |
23 August 1976 |
Place of death |
Nice, France |