The aircraft
of
Sud-Est

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With the issue of a specification for a successor to the Potez 631 twin-engined fighter in service with the Armee ...

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Designed as a single-seat ground-attack aircraft, the Sud-Est SE.2410 Grognard (Grumbler - a nickname for a soldier of Napoleon's Old ...

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After assembling 67 Vampire FB Mk 5 single-seat fighters from British-supplied components and licence-building a further 120 aircraft in their ...

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A second prototype of the Grognard, the SE.2415 Grognard II, flew in February 1951. A two-seater, it was damaged ...

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Failure of the shipboard fighter requirement issued by the Service Technique Aeronautique in June 1946 (and which had resulted in ...

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A private-venture single-seat tactical support fighter, the SE 5000 Baroudeur - a name derived from the Arabic word baroud for ...

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From the end of 1951, the bureau d'etudes headed by Pierre Satre at the SNCA du Sud-Est undertook a series ...

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