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Le crash d’une Forteresse volante dans le massif forestier de Fontainebleau (6 février 1944) et sa mémoire végétale

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  • Dominique Lejeune

    (CPGE, Louis le Grand)

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Plusieurs avions alliés se sont écrasés pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale dans le massif forestier de Fontainebleau L'un d'eux, un B-17 Forteresse volante américaine, s'est crashé le 6 février 1944, dans ce qui est maintenant la forêt domaniale des Trois-Pignons, sur le Rocher de Cornebiche, près d'Arbonne- la-forêt. D'après la tradition orale, les séquoias en bas de la pente sud de cet alignement gréseux auraient été plantés en hommage à l'équipage. Tâchons de vérifier...

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  • Dominique Lejeune, 2024. "Le crash d’une Forteresse volante dans le massif forestier de Fontainebleau (6 février 1944) et sa mémoire végétale," Working Papers halshs-03136424, HAL.
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    Keywords

    Aviation; Forteresse volante; Boeing B17; Deuxième Guerre mondiale; Fontainebleau; Séquoia;
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    • B17 - Schools of Economic Thought and Methodology - - History of Economic Thought through 1925 - - - International Trade and Finance

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