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Jametz (French pronunciation: [ʒame]) is a
small commune in the
Meuse department in
Grand Est in north-eastern France, near the
Belgian border.
Since the...
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which they
escort bombers during an
attack on a
German ammunition depot in
Jametz.
During the mission, the
rookie pilots are
ambushed by
German warplanes...
- of Florange. Also Lady of Saulcy. Also
Countess of Braine. Also Lady of
Jametz. Also Lady of Raucourt. Also Lady of Château-Thierry. Also
Countess of Maulévrier...
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particularly strategic locations, as KEK
units were
formed at Vaux, Avillers,
Jametz,
Cunel and
other strategic locations along the
Western Front, to act as...
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attached to
Kampfeinsitzerkommando (Combat Single-Seater Command)
Jametz, and
scored his
first three victories during July 1916
while flying a Fokker...
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strategic locations, as "KEK"
units were
formed at Habsheim, Vaux, Avillers,
Jametz, and Cunel, as well as
other strategic locations along the
Western Front...
- Henry,
Prince of Orange. He
became Duke of Bouillon, and
Prince of Sedan,
Jametz, and
Raucourt (now in Ardennes, France) at the
death of his
father in 1623...
- I de la Marck [fr], lord of
Sedan and Bouillon. Érard was also lord of
Jametz,
bishop of
Chartres (1507–1525) and
archbishop of
Valencia (1520–1538)....
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pardoned on
condition that he
would exchange his prin****lities of Sedan,
Jametz, and
Raucourt -
highly important strategically - for the
titles of duke...
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Houdelaincourt Inor Ippécourt Iré-le-Sec L'Isle-en-Rigault Les
Islettes Jametz Jonville-en-Woëvre Jouy-en-Argonne Julvécourt Juvigny-en-Perthois Juvigny-sur-Loison...
