MAURICE LUCIEN PREVOST
-1952
 
 
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ONLINE RESOURCES
     If you search for "Maurice Prevost +aviation" using the Google search engine, (9-22-03), you will find about 28 links.
 
 
Armand-Jean-Auguste Deperdussin (c.1870 - 1924)
     The career of Maurice Prevost was intimately related to that of Deperdussin. On this comprehensive website which was assembled by Dr. Russell Naughton, you will find numerous references to the activities of Prevost scattered throughout the text. You will probably want to use the FIND button so as not to miss any. You can access the page by clicking on the title above.
 

 
 
DEPERDUSSIN 1913 RACER
     You will find several references to Maurice on the Fiddler's Green website. They are scattered throughout the story, so you may want to use your "Find" function on "Prevost" to locate them. You can access the page by clicking on the title above.
     While on the site, I invite you to visit the Homepage where you will find an interesting assortment of paper model kits. The categories include; Pioneer Flying Machines, WWI, WWII, 1930s Racers, Jets and Aerospace, Private Planes, Bombers, Prop Disks and CD rom. Each of the kits has a description of the plane, with colored photographs and plans in the "Reference Library." You will find a wealth of important information on this site. You can access it by clicking on "Fiddler's Green" above.
 
       You may want to sample some of the other sites, but you will find that most of them only briefly mention his speed record successes.  

 
 
 
       Maurice Lucien Prevost, manager of the aviation department of French Esso organiztion until his retirement in September, pilot from 1911, and one of the greates names in French pioneer aviation, died Nov. 22, 1952 (See Chirp #39, Oct., 1948, for biography.)
From The Early Birds of Aviation CHIRP December 1, 1953, Number 50
 
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