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Marcel Dassault
Pages 118-123

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From page 119...
... The father of French aviation ant! a gracIuate of that nation's first aeronautical engineering school, Dassault was the longtime director of Avions Marce!
From page 120...
... By 1916 he was producing them, first for the Caudron G-3 and then for the Helice Eclair, the Spad credited with giving French fliers a distinct flying advantage during World War I After World War I, Dassault set out to fulfill a dream that had begun in the courtyard of his primary school with his first glimpse of an airplane circling the Eiffel Tower.
From page 121...
... Dassault-Breguet Aviation to bring France to the forefront of the European manned spaceplane program. Always active in French politics, Dassault served his country for thirty years, as a Gaulist deputy and as a senator for the Union des Democrats pour la Republique.
From page 122...
... Yet most important, he was an inspiration, a resilient man whose courage and insight, genius and spirit served the engineering profession, his country, ant! his fellow man with extraorcti.


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