Michel Martin Leon Fourquet (1914-20 November 1992), was a French soldier and administrator who served as the Chief of Staff of Armed Forces from 1968 to 1971. Michel Fourquet, a French air officer was born 9 June 1914 in Brussels and enrolled in Free France Force in 1940, he served the Groupe Lorraine and he was later an attaché in the fourth republic cabinet and he did served as the spokesman, and organiser of French nuclear energy.He Commands about 600,000 French soldiers in Algeria of which was during the reign of Charles De Gaulle, he oversees French troops departure in the Algeria in 1962, although the Algerians where control by rightist Secret Armed Organization.He participated in the During World War II of which he was decorated with commander of Groupe Lorraine on a unit attached
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| - Michel Fourquet, né le 9 juin 1914 à Bruxelles et mort le 20 novembre 1992 à Neuilly-sur-Seine, est un officier général français, résistant, Compagnon de la Libération. (fr)
- Michel Martin Leon Fourquet (1914-20 November 1992), was a French soldier and administrator who served as the Chief of Staff of Armed Forces from 1968 to 1971. Michel Fourquet, a French air officer was born 9 June 1914 in Brussels and enrolled in Free France Force in 1940, he served the Groupe Lorraine and he was later an attaché in the fourth republic cabinet and he did served as the spokesman, and organiser of French nuclear energy.He Commands about 600,000 French soldiers in Algeria of which was during the reign of Charles De Gaulle, he oversees French troops departure in the Algeria in 1962, although the Algerians where control by rightist Secret Armed Organization.He participated in the During World War II of which he was decorated with commander of Groupe Lorraine on a unit attached (en)
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| - Michel Martin Leon Fourquet (1914-20 November 1992), was a French soldier and administrator who served as the Chief of Staff of Armed Forces from 1968 to 1971. Michel Fourquet, a French air officer was born 9 June 1914 in Brussels and enrolled in Free France Force in 1940, he served the Groupe Lorraine and he was later an attaché in the fourth republic cabinet and he did served as the spokesman, and organiser of French nuclear energy.He Commands about 600,000 French soldiers in Algeria of which was during the reign of Charles De Gaulle, he oversees French troops departure in the Algeria in 1962, although the Algerians where control by rightist Secret Armed Organization.He participated in the During World War II of which he was decorated with commander of Groupe Lorraine on a unit attached to Royal Air Force together with Pierre Mendes-France. (en)
- Michel Fourquet, né le 9 juin 1914 à Bruxelles et mort le 20 novembre 1992 à Neuilly-sur-Seine, est un officier général français, résistant, Compagnon de la Libération. (fr)
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