Constantin Rozanoff

Also known as Constantin Wladimir Rozanoff

French aviator and test pilot

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It sits within the topics 1905 births, 1954 deaths and Aviators killed in aviation accidents or incidents in France.

Its subject is documented across 6 Wikipedia language editions.

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Type: Person
Gender: Male
Origin: Romania
Active from: 1913-05-31
Active to: 1969-02-23

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Instance of: human
Gender: male
Citizenship: France
Place of birth: Warsaw
Place of death: Melun
Occupation: test pilot
Position held: military commander
Educated at: École Centrale Paris
Languages spoken: French
Award: Air Medal
Conflict: North African campaign
Military branch: aviation

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name in native language: Constantin Rozanoff
place of burial: Passy Cemetery
date of birth: 1905-08-23
date of death: 1954-04-03
Commons category: Constantin Rozanoff
manner of death: accidental death

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Article · Italiano

Constantin Vladimir Rozanoff (Varsavia, 23 agosto 1905 – Melun, 3 aprile 1954) è stato un militare e aviatore francese, veterano della seconda guerra mondiale, dove si distinse al comando dei Groupe de Chasse II/4, II/5 e II/3 durante la campagna di Francia e la campagna di Tunisia, ed ottenne il brevetto di pilota collaudatore per velivoli a reazione presso l'Empire Central Flying School britannica. Già comandante del Centre d’expériences aériennes militaires (CEAM) di Mont-de-Marsan, fu il primo aviatore francese a superare il muro del suono in volo orizzontale su un caccia Dassault MD 454 Mystère IVB-01. La Base aérienne 118 di Mont-de-Marsan porta il suo nome.

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