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Fiche du Ministère de la Défense. Précisions sur les missiles SA 16
Card Number 222
Number
222
Date
7 juillet 1998
Ymd
19980707
Title
Fiche du Ministère de la Défense. Précisions sur les missiles SA 16
Pages
267-270
Cote
No 543/DEF/EMA/ESG
Extracted from
MIP, Annexes, pp. 267-270
File name
Size
167445 bytes
Pages nb.
4
Source
Public records
Type
Document militaire
Language
FR
Abstract
In Kanombe, the Saint-Quentin battalion commander and the four non-commissioned officers who were staying with their families in the military camp were at their homes on the evening of April 6, 1994. They were the first to react to the fall of the presidential Falcon near the camp around 8:30 p.m.; the officer and two non-commissioned officers were on the scene at 8:45 p.m. and raised the alert on the French Embassy's security network. However, François Léotard, Minister of Defence, will claim before the deputies of the Mission of Information that the French soldiers could not access the site of the crash. What did they do to make their minister hide it?