L'AERONAUTIQUE MILITAIRE 1914-1918: Traditions & Héraldique

Publié par Imprimerie TECHNI PRINT - Montauban

117 pages

Résumé

The first insignia that was unquestionably used by N 124 was a Seminole's head, from that proud and indomitable tribe of the U.S. Southeast. This insignia had been chosen by Capitaine Georges Thenault in November 1916 at Cachy. He commissioned the design from a mechanic, Caporal Marie Suchet, providing as a model the logotype of the arms dealer 'Savage-Arms' seen in a catalogue dating a few years back. In those days the logo only represented part of the profile of the Seminole. Caporal Suchet adorned the figure with feathers on his own initiative. But this initial emblem was deemed to be insufficiently aggressive and difficult to identify in battle and so a new insignia was designed by Harold Willis and Edward Foote Hinkle, the latter a graduate of the Ecole des Beaux-Arts and a proficient artist who substituted to the Indian of the Everglades a valiant Sioux chief of the Great Plains with his fill crown of feathers of the Lakhota. On February 19th, 1918, the Sioux insignia followed Captain William Thaw to the 103rd US Aero Squadron.Published in May 2016, "L'aeronautique Militaire 1914-1918" is written in both French and English and is profusely illustrated with colour drawings of insignia and aircraft. There are also a number of contemporary black and white/ sepia photographs of aircraft and personnel.

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