René Bouscat

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Rene Bouscat was a

officer and general.

Chief of Staff of French Aerial Forces in July 1943, he merged the

and Chief of Staff of the French Air Force from July 1, 1943, until October 30, 1944, and then from February 28, 1946, until September 6, 1946.