Pierre Georges Fernand Darmuzai was a French General who served an entire career in the formation of the Parachute Battalions and Regiments BEPs and REPs of the Foreign Legion.
21 Facts About Pierre Darmuzai
Pierre Darmuzai subscribed accordingly an engagement at the title of the metropolis infantry to serve the 57th Infantry Regiment, on January 4,1933.
Pierre Darmuzai was nominated to the rank of Sergent on April 1,1936.
Pierre Darmuzai was sent to the infantry and tank school at Saint-Maixent on October 1,1937, in quality of an active officer.
Pierre Darmuzai was nominated to the rank of Sous-lieutenant on September 15,1938.
Pierre Darmuzai was detached to the infantry center of instruction, on February 1,1940, and served on the Swiss frontier in May 1940 then in the Aisne.
Pierre Darmuzai's regiment became the 71st Alpine Infantry Regiment, and passed to the 3rd company on May 10,1940.
Pierre Darmuzai joined then the FFL by Spain on July 31,1943.
Pierre Darmuzai embarked to Bizerte for the Italian Campaign with the general staff headquarters company.
Pierre Darmuzai's unit became commandment company of the BC 13 on May 16,1944.
Pierre Darmuzai was promoted to captain on June 25,1944, at a temporary title.
Pierre Darmuzai embarked at Tarente to disembark at Provence at the corps of general staff headquarters of the 1 BLE, on August 6,1944.
Pierre Darmuzai combat engaged in the Campaign of France: Toulon, Lyon, Autun, Belfort, Alsace and Authion.
Pierre Darmuzai distinguished himself in February, in the sectors of the Mytho and Tra Vinh in Cochinchine and particularly in combat of February 18,1947, on Rach Canxe.
Pierre Darmuzai led a preponderant role in the battle of Day, distinguishing himself particularly at Ngoc Lam on June 2,1951, and at Yen Khoai on August 9,1951.
Pierre Darmuzai participated from January 11 to 27,1952 to all the clearing operations of the route colonial 6, led by a designated groupment and particularly on January 18,1952, received the delicate mission to occupy Piton IV.
Pierre Darmuzai was repatriated sanitarian on June 26,1952, and rejoined the CAR1 during his presence in the sanitary formations.
Pierre Darmuzai occupied the functions of the general staff headquarters.
Pierre Darmuzai passed to the 41st Demi-Brigade at Philippeville on November 10,1953, then was designated to command the 3 BEP, on January 14,1955.
Pierre Darmuzai passed then to the general staff headquarters of the Army Corps of Algiers in September 1957, where he was promoted to the rank of lieutenant-colonel on September 30,1958.
Pierre Darmuzai took part in numerous grand affairs which were sold by severe losses for the rebellion: in particular from November 5 to 11,1957 in the Mezrana in Kabylie, from April 28 to May 1,1958, in the Oued Okriss.