Names Inscribed Under The Arc de Triomphe - Western Pillar

Western Pillar

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The 165 names inscribed on the Western pillar (Avenue de la Grande Armée / Avenue Kléber).
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DESFOURNEAUX CHARBONNEL SERVAN CLAUZEL LESPINASSE Mce MATHIEU MUSNIER MIRABEL DESAILLY LENOURY
BERRUYER LAMARTINIÈRE DUGOMMIER LECLERC SAURET HARISPE PECHEUX BEAUREGARD TROUDE CASTEX
HÉDOUVILLE LATRILLE de Lez SCHERER SEBASTIANI MERLE LAVAL BARROIS COMPERE JOUFFROY COLBERT, E.
MARTIN CORBINEAU, J. MONCEY REILLE SOLIGNAC DARMAGNAC AYMARD COLBERT BAILLOD MAURIN
LAMARTILLIÈRE DUVERNET, M. DEFLERS DORSENNE MANCUNE DAULTANNE QUESNEL SENARMONT St CYR NUGUES DAURE
CAULAINCOURT, L. DROUOT D'ELBHECQ DUPERRE GILLY HABERT BRAYER SALM BEURMANN, J.F. NOAILLES
LERY FLAHAULT MULLER BARBANTANE BARBOT ROGNIAT RUFFIN GRAINDORGE GRESSOT SERCEY
St SULPICE Lque de la FERRIERE PERIGNON SAHUGUET DUBRETON DELORT ORDONNEAU FEREY SIMMER BONNAMY
LEFÈVRE-DESNte GUÉHÉNEUC DAGOBERT FREGEVILLE THIEBAULT HAXO Eel REY JARDON CHRISTIANI LACROIX, P.
DUROSNEL REISET VICTOR DUBOUQUET BRENIER LAMARQUE LAPISSE WERLE FLAMAND D'HÉNIN
ORDENER PICQUET SOULT CANCLAUX LOISON VALEE LIGER BELAIR BECHAUD MEYNADIER MACON
TAVIEL CHATEAU DECRES TRAVOT MARANSIN SEVEROLI TAUPIN THOMIERES BOULARD RENAUDIN
GUYOT, C. HARLET SUCHET DELABORDE FOY ABBE KLOPISKY LACOSTE WOLFF PRÉVAL
LEBRUN MAUCOMBLE JUNOT MARBOT SEMELE SALIGNY BERTOLETTI HENRY GAUTHIER, Crc LHERMITTE
CHASTEL BOUCHU DECAEN WILLOT GOBERT FRANCESCHI LALLEMAND BASTE RÉNÉ D'ALTON
BAILLY de MONTon VALLETAUX LINOIS LAGRANGE MILHAUD DULONG PHILIPPON PEPIN SCHMITZ MONTMARIE, L.
DEPONTHON HUBER PILLE MIQUEL BIZANET
ARMEES DES PYRENEES ORales . DES PYRENEES OCales . DE L'OUEST . DE RESERVE . DU CAMP DE BOULOGNE . GRANDE ARMEE

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