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  • On the one hand, the incompetence of Bazaine, Nivelle, Gamelin, Weygand; on the other, the astonishing, almost Pascalian insight and intelligence of certain rigid military figures, such as Lyautey, Galliéni, Leclerc and De Gaulle.

    French Army Lukacs, John 1963

  • A month later, Ike and Marshall were livid when they learned that Eddy had smuggled to London René Malvergne, an anti-Nazi and the retired chief pilot at Port Lyautey, to guide the U.S. Navy when it reached the French Moroccan coast.

    Wild Bill Donovan Douglas Waller 2011

  • Even Malvergne, the pilot Eddy had caught so much heat for smuggling out, succeeded in steering the USS Dallas destroyer through a narrow channel from Port Lyautey off the Moroccan coast, dodging sandbars, sunken ships, and Vichy shore fire so seventy-five U.S. Army rangers could debark and seize the nearby airport.

    Wild Bill Donovan Douglas Waller 2011

  • A month later, Ike and Marshall were livid when they learned that Eddy had smuggled to London René Malvergne, an anti-Nazi and the retired chief pilot at Port Lyautey, to guide the U.S. Navy when it reached the French Moroccan coast.

    Wild Bill Donovan Douglas Waller 2011

  • Even Malvergne, the pilot Eddy had caught so much heat for smuggling out, succeeded in steering the USS Dallas destroyer through a narrow channel from Port Lyautey off the Moroccan coast, dodging sandbars, sunken ships, and Vichy shore fire so seventy-five U.S. Army rangers could debark and seize the nearby airport.

    Wild Bill Donovan Douglas Waller 2011

  • "'A workshop is worth a battalion, 'said Lyautey time and again, for, to him, an army was less a fighting machine than an assemblage of doctors and artisans." - from "The History of French Colonial Policy" by Stephen Henry Roberts

    French Word-A-Day: 2007

  • "'A workshop is worth a battalion, 'said Lyautey time and again, for, to him, an army was less a fighting machine than an assemblage of doctors and artisans." - from "The History of French Colonial Policy" by Stephen Henry Roberts

    chantier - French Word-A-Day 2007

  • "'A workshop is worth a battalion, 'said Lyautey time and again, for, to him, an army was less a fighting machine than an assemblage of doctors and artisans." - from "The History of French Colonial Policy" by Stephen Henry Roberts

    French Word-A-Day: 2007

  • "'A workshop is worth a battalion,' said Lyautey time and again, for, to him, an army was less a fighting machine than an assemblage of doctors and artisans." -from "The History of French Colonial Policy" by Stephen Henry Roberts

    chantier - French Word-A-Day 2007

  • "'A workshop is worth a battalion,' said Lyautey time and again, for, to him, an army was less a fighting machine than an assemblage of doctors and artisans." -from "The History of French Colonial Policy" by Stephen Henry Roberts

    French Word-A-Day: 2007

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