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Fernand Bonneton
Commandant Fernand Bonneton was a French World War I flying ace credited with nine confirmed aerial victories. He would survive the war, only to die in an aviation accident on 24 June 1922.
Early life.
Fernand Bonneton was born in La Coucourde-Montelimar on 10 May 1890.
World War I.
In the beginning of World War I, Bonneton served in the cavalry until he was wounded twice. After a voluntary transfer to the infantry, he was wounded twice more and invalided out of ground
- Paul Y. R. Waddington
- Armond J. Berthelot
- Jean G. Bouyer
- Jean Bozon-Verduraz
- André Julien Chainat
- André Herbelin
- William Herisson
- Maxime Lenoir
- Ernest Maunoury
- René Montrion
- Jacques Ortoli
10 victories.
- Maurice Bizot
- Lucien Gasser
- Auguste Lahoulle
- Jean André Pezon
- Charles Quette
- Laurent B. Ruamps
9 victories.
- Fernand Bonneton
- Alexandre Bretillon
- Arthur Coadou
- Théophile