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((Infobox military person
| name          = Pierre Paul Jeanpierre
| image         = 
| caption       = 
| birth_date    = 14 March 1912
| death_date    = ((death date and age|1958|05|29|1912|03|14|df=yes))
| birth_place   = [[Belfort]], [[France]]
| death_place   = [[Guelma]], [[French Algeria]]
| nickname      = ''Soleil - The Sun'' (code radio indicative)<br>
''Jardin'' (resistance alias)
| allegiance    = [[France]]
| branch        = [[French Army|French Infantry]]<br>
[[French Foreign Legion|Foreign Infantry]]<br>
[[List of French paratrooper units|Foreign Airborne]]
| serviceyears  = 1930-1958
| rank          = [[Lieutenant Colonel]]
| unit          = 
| commands      = [[1st Foreign Parachute Battalion|1er BEP]]<br> (1948-1955)<br>
[[1st Foreign Parachute Regiment|1<sup>er</sup> REP]]<br> (1955-1956), (1957-1958)((KIA))
| battles       = *[[World War II]]<br>[[Phoney War]]<br>[[Case Anton]]<br>[[Syria–Lebanon Campaign]]
*[[First Indochina War]]
*[[Suez Crisis]]
*[[Algerian War]] ((KIA))<br>[[Battle of Boukerker]]<br>[[Battle of Algiers (1956-1957)]]<br>[[Battle of the borders (Algerian war)]]<br>[[Battle of Fedj Zezoua]]
| awards        = [[File:Legion Honneur GO ribbon.svg|20px]] [[Légion d'honneur|Grand Officer of the Légion d'honneur]]<br>[[File:Croix de Guerre 1939-1945 ribbon.svg|20px]] [[Croix de guerre 1939&ndash;1945 (France)|Croix de Guerre 1939–1945]]<br>[[File:Croix de Guerre des Theatres d'Operations Exterieurs ribbon.svg|20px]][[Croix de guerre des Théatres d'Opérations Exterieures|Croix de guerre des TOE]]<br>[[File:Croix de la Valeur Militaire ribbon.svg|20px]] [[Cross for Military Valour]]<br>[[File:Medaille de la Resistance avec rosette ribbon.svg|20px]] [[Resistance Medal|Resistance Medal w/Rosette]]<br>[[File:Ruban de la Médaille d'Outre-Mer.PNG|20px]] [[Colonial Medal]]<br>[[File:Medaille commemorative de la Campagne d'Indochine ribbon.svg|20px]] [[Indochina Campaign commemorative medal]]<br>[[File:Medaille commemorative des Operations de securite et de Maintien de l'ordre ribbon.svg|20px]] [[North Africa Security and Order Operations Commemorative Medal]]
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'''Pierre Paul Jeanpierre''' (14 March 1912 – 29 May 1958) was a soldier in the [[French Army]], a [[French Resistance]] fighter and senior officer of the [[French Foreign Legion]].

He served in the [[French Army]] and fought during [[World War II]], [[First Indochina War|the First Indochina War]], [[Suez Crisis|the Suez Crisis]] and the [[Algerian War]], where he was killed in action. Apart from a short time spent in the [[French resistance]] and as a deportee during World War II, he served with the [[French Foreign Legion|Foreign Legion]] from 1936 onwards. Jeanpierre commanded the [[1st Foreign Parachute Battalion]], expanded into the [[1st Foreign Parachute Regiment]] (1<sup>er</sup> REP) until his death during the [[Algerian War]].

== Early life ==

Jeanpierre was born in 1912 at [[Belfort]]. His father was an active duty career [[French Army|officer]] and [[Ranks in the French Army|captain]] in the [[42nd Infantry Regiment (France)|42nd Infantry Regiment]] (((lang-fr|42<sup>e</sup> Régiment d'Infanterie))), killed during [[World War I]] in 1916 at [[Marne (department)|Marne]] without ever seeing his family since the outbreak of the war in August 1914. Pierre was raised by the paternal sight of his mother and enlisted in the [[infantry]] at barely 18 years of age.

== Military career ==
=== Prior to World War II ===
Pierre enlisted in the 131st Infantry Regiment as a soldier in 1930 and worked being seconded from the [[Ranks in the French Army|enlisted corps]] by passing by all the [[Non-commissioned officer|non-commissioned ranks]], graduating second from the Infantry and Tank School of Saint-Maixent as a Second-Lieutenant on 1 October 1936. Pierre's accomplished graduation ranking allowed him to choose the [[French Foreign Legion|Foreign Legion]]'s [[1st Foreign Regiment (France)|1st Foreign Regiment]], making a Legion [[Ranks in the French Army|Lieutenant]] on 1 October 1938.

=== World War II===
==== Phoney War & Battle of France ====
Pierre endured the [[Phoney War]] "''Drôle de Guerre''" and was put at disposition. He was also deeply marked by the [[Battle of France|defeat of 1940]].

====Syria–Lebanon Campaign====
During [[World War II]], Pierre also served with distinction in the [[Syria–Lebanon Campaign]] [[6th Foreign Infantry Regiment]], deployed in 1939 to the [[Levant|French Levant]] and took part in [[Mediterranean Sea|Mediterranean]] operations in 1940 at the corps formation of the [[6th Foreign Infantry Regiment]], part of the Foreign Legion Group. Following combats in the [[Syria–Lebanon Campaign]] which he did not partake in confronting other French contingents, Pierre refused to join the [[Free France|Free French Forces]] from the principle of sticking with his idea of a [[Flag of France|Tricolour Flag]].

====Resistance and deportation====
Pierre joined instead the [[French Resistance]] under the alias "''Jardin''" and integrated the ranks of the movement  ''Ceux de la Libération''; recruiting and arming over 60 volunteers; (those of the liberation). Pierre was arrested at Orléans on 19 January 1944 and was deported to as a [[prisoner of war|prisoner]] interred in the [[Mauthausen-Gusen concentration camp]] after passing by the grouping camp of ''de Compiègne''. With [[prisoner of war|forced labor]], Pierre would be among only 2 [[prisoner of war|survivors]] out 45 in his [[stalag]] when the camp was liberated by the [[Allies of World War II|Allies]] on 5 May 1945. Liberated and healed, Pierre was nominated as a [[Ranks in the French Army|captain]] at the center of recruitment of the [[French Foreign Legion|Legion]] in Kehl. In July 1948, learning that in [[Algeria]] would be created a [[List of French paratrooper units|foreign parachute battalion]], he volunteered, rejoined [[Sidi Bel Abbès]] then Philippeville where he was brevetted as a [[List of French paratrooper units|legion paratrooper]]. 3 month later, the battalion was in the high region of [[Indochina]].

=== Indochina ===
Pierre sailed to Indochina as second-in-command to [[Pierre Segrétain]] in the (1<sup>er</sup> BEP, I Formation) of the [[1st Foreign Parachute Battalion]] (1<sup>er</sup> BEP) in 1948. During the [[Battle of Route Coloniale 4|evacuation of RC 4]], ''route de sang'' , he and the battalion jumped over That Khe in a [[Battle of Camarón|traditional Foreign Legion battlefield]] while facing an enemy 20 times superior in numbers. Jeanpierre, owing to his energy, his savoir-faire around the terrain and his qualities of a combatant chief, managed to repel waves of incessant hellish ambushes by inheriting over much of the leadership of the [[2nd Foreign Parachute Regiment|battalion]] after [[Pierre Segrétain|Segrétain]] was killed leading the battalion.<ref name="2rep.legion-etrangere.com">[http://2rep.legion-etrangere.com/mdl/info_seul.php?id=102&idA=45&block=16&idA_SM=43&titre=1er-bep-1948-1955] ((Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150701122834/http://2rep.legion-etrangere.com/mdl/info_seul.php?id=102&idA=45&block=16&idA_SM=43&titre=1er-bep-1948-1955|date=1 July 2015)) Official Website of the 2nd Foreign Parachute Regiment, History of the 2e REP, the 1st Foreign Parachute Battalion ''1er Bataillon Etranger de Parachutistes''</ref> In October 1950, tasked with taking [[Đông Khê, Cao Bằng|Dong Khé]] during the disaster of Cao Bang, the mission was to save column "Charton" which was unfolding. He held the line until the end, dividing the survivors into small groups and took charge of 23 legionnaires, 3 [[French Foreign Legion|sous-officiers]], 2 [[French Foreign Legion|officers]] to That Khé where a French garrison should still hold standing. From the hundreds of legionnaires that made up the [[List of French paratrooper units|1st Foreign Parachute Battalion]] (<sup>1er</sup> BEP, I Formation), only 12 men remained combat capable. Commandant Segrétain was killed during combat and [[French Foreign Legion|Lieutenant]] Faulque was wounded by shrapnel. Seriously [[wounded in action|wounded]], Pierre was taken [[prisoner of war|prisoner]] and liberated 4 years later; he would be part of the troop of the living-dead which the Viet Minh would give back to [[France]]. the 1st Foreign Parachute Battalion (1<sup>e</sup> BEP, I Formation) with the [[3rd Foreign Infantry Regiment]] were annihilated in Coxa. Following this, Pierre rejoined the Legion in [[Mascara, Algeria|Mascara]] where he retook his passion, the instruction and forming of ''les jeunes'' legionnaires. The 1<sup>er</sup> BEP was recreated (1<sup>er</sup> BEP, II Formation); however, the last combats in [[Indochina]] would take place without his leadership. A [[List of French paratrooper units|Para]] legionnaire's legionnaire, Pierre returned to Indochina to command the (1<sup>er</sup> BEP, II Formation) of the reconstituted [[List of French paratrooper units|1st Foreign Parachute Battalion]] (1<sup>er</sup> BEP, II Formation) after its second annihilation at the [[Battle of Dien Bien Phu]]. Reconstituted in a (1<sup>er</sup> BEP, III Formation) on 19 May 1954; Pierre took command of the 3rd reconstituted 1<sup>e</sup> BEP (III Formation) on 1 November 1954, the day on which the [[Algerian War]] commenced. The 1<sup>er</sup> BEP (III Formation) left Indochina on 8 February 1955.<ref name="2rep.legion-etrangere.com"/> The 1<sup>er</sup> BEP totaled 5 citations at the orders of the armed forces and the [[fourragère]] of the colors of the [[Médaille militaire]].<ref name="2rep.legion-etrangere.com"/> The 1<sup>er</sup> BEP became the [[1st Foreign Parachute Regiment]] (1<sup>er</sup> REP) in [[Algeria]] on 1 September 1955.

===Suez Crisis===
After the [[1st Foreign Parachute Battalion|1st Foreign Parachute Battalion 1<sup>e</sup> BEP]] became the [[1st Foreign Parachute Regiment]] [[List of French paratrooper units|1<sup>e</sup> REP]], Pierre was passed over for command on 6 February 1956, instead serving as second-in-command, this time to Colonel Albert Brothier which he assumed but was deeply disappointed.<ref name="FL1">[http://2rep.legion-etrangere.com/mdl/info_seul.php?id=105&idA=48&block=16&idA_SM=43&titre=1er-rep-1955-1961] ((Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150701122200/http://2rep.legion-etrangere.com/mdl/info_seul.php?id=105&idA=48&block=16&idA_SM=43&titre=1er-rep-1955-1961|date=1 July 2015)) Official Website of the 2nd Foreign Parachute Regiment, History of the 2e REP, the 1st Foreign Parachute Regiment ''1er Régiment Etranger de Parachutiste'' ((dead link|date=October 2021))</ref> The regiment was put on alert on 1 August 1956 after the preparation of the [[Suez Crisis|campaign in Egypt]]; Pierre embarked on 31 October, however, his views and reservations of this disembarking were well known. A new mission was given to Pierre, which was to end in the insurgency in Algeria, a police mission which nobody wanted but one which was crucial. Pierre retook command of the [[List of French paratrooper units|1st Foreign Parachute Regiment]] in March 1957.<ref name=FL1 />

=== Algeria ===
Pierre reassumed command as the regimental commander following the leave of Colonel Brothier at command headquarters of the [[10th Parachute Division (France)|10th Parachute Division]] commanded by [[Brigadier General]] [[Jacques Massu]]. Partnering operations with Pierre, was the [[9th Parachute Chasseur Regiment]] [[List of French paratrooper units|9<sup>ème</sup> RCP]] commanded by regimental commander [[Ranks in the French Army|colonel]] [[9th Parachute Chasseur Regiment|Buchond]]. This new mission was complicated and implied certain techniques of [[Clandestine operation|clandestine]] [[counter-insurgency]] operations, which several [[List of French paratrooper units|legion officers]] and a couple of [[List of French paratrooper units|legion sous-officiers]] were given authorization to complete. These techniques often featured [[torture]].<ref>((cite book | last=Bernardot | first=Marc | title=Camps d'étrangers | publisher=Éd. du Croquant | publication-place=Bellecombe-en-Bauges | date=2008 | isbn=978-2-914968-40-9 | oclc=470808879 | language=fr)) page 127</ref>

The [[List of French paratrooper units|1st Foreign Parachute Regiment]] won fame and success for security operations against the insurgents during the [[Battle of Algiers (1956–1957)|battle of Algiers]], although his leg was badly wounded by a grenade launched by [[Saadi Yacef]].<ref>((Cite book|last=COLLECTIF|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=FyHZ09L--awC&q=jeanpierre+grenade+bless%C3%A9e+yacef&pg=PT292|title=Histoire du drame algérien 1954-1962|date=2012-03-01|publisher=Place des éditeurs|isbn=978-2-258-09422-2|language=fr))</ref> Despite this, Jeanpierre wanted to pursue operations in the [[Atlas Mountains]]. Consequently, he adopted helicopters which would allow him to be present anywhere while surveilling all operations and leading assaults from the ground. His stationary code radio name was "'' Soleil''" (The Sun).

He operated in the Sahara for some time. On 19 January 1958 the 1st Foreign Parachute Regiment left the Sahara after defeating ALN guerillas who wanted to compromise the security routes of oil convoys. Following him securing the petrol routes in the Sahara, combat operations engaged the regiment in the region of [[Guelma]] during the [[Battle of the borders (Algerian war)|Battle of the borders]].<ref name=FL1 /> Pierre lead para assaults from the air and ground. On 24 January, 75 rebels were put outside of combat, and 6 heavy machine guns were stripped from then. Until March 1 and during 3 months, 1300 arms out of which 120 automatic machine guns were stripped from militants whom lost considerable influence over the region of Guelma.

Pierre had at his command not only his regiment but also support units and troop unit sectors that could be available for him. At his disposition were several helicopters out of which "Alouette" was the main one he used.<ref>((Cite book|last=Boyd|first=Douglas|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=ht-NQwAACAAJ&q=alouette+%22pierre+jeanpierre%22|title=The French Foreign Legion|date=2010|publisher=Ian Allan Publishing|isbn=978-0-7110-3500-3|language=en))</ref> Pierre was all over the air, as he permanently hovered above his [[List of French paratrooper units|companies]]. Launching his ideas, Pierre successfully applied putting into motion various tactics such as night operations, [[artillery]] support, heavy helicopter transport, aerial observations and aerial bombardments.

Pierre privileged intelligence, speed and surprise to apprehend an adversary with no escape. Pierre's most difficult idea: launch the assault by close range corps-a-corps [[combat]], the essential role of the [[infantry]] and choc troops. [[List of French paratrooper units|Pierre Paul Jeanpierre]] lead the usual example in the field amongst his legionnaires and also slept sitting on the [[terrain]], retaking habits adopted in Indochina. On 13 May 1958 Pierre was conducting and focusing on tasked operations while events stirred up in Algeria with the [[May 1958 crisis in France|May 1958 crisis]], he considered his mission unchanged. Accordingly, the regiment made way towards the mountains and canyons. While providing mobile leadership from the air followed by ground assaults, recon, intel, and direction to his combat companies from the "Alouette" in which he was hovering close to a little mountain. He was at the time pursuing several ALN militants. While commanding his troops, a shot striked Jeanpierre against the pilot fired by hidden Algerian insurgents.<ref>((Cite book|last=Stone|first=David|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=ouUmEAAAQBAJ&q=pierre+jeanpierre++29+May&pg=PT141|title=Dien Bien Phu 1954|date=2018-10-26|publisher=Batsford|isbn=978-1-84994-518-9|language=en))</ref> Shortly after, Captain Ysquierdo reported on the radio the following message: "''Soleil est mort''" meaning "the Sun (Jeanpierre) is dead". Pierre Jeanpierre died on 28 or 29 May 1958.<ref name=FL1 /> Soon after his death, his Helicopter was also shot down by the Algerians.<ref>((Cite book|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=9YooAQAAMAAJ&q=%22pierre+jeanpierre%22+helicopter|title=Newsweek|date=1958|publisher=Newsweek, Incorporated|language=en))</ref> Although the trap was successful, and Jeanpierre did die, his paras later successfully sealed the breach caused by the ALN.<ref>((Cite book|last=Arnold|first=James R.|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=rLcpAQAAIAAJ&q=%22pierre+jeanpierre%22+helicopter|title=Jungle of Snakes: A Century of Counterinsurgency Warfare from the Philippines to Iraq|date=2009-06-03|publisher=Bloomsbury USA|isbn=978-1-59691-503-9|language=en))</ref>

== Citations ==

This war chief "''chef de guerre''", a veteran of numerous conflicts, was feared in reason of his hard, harsh and demanding requirements in combat, sometimes passing the status of operations before the life of his [[French Foreign Legion|legionnaires]]. Nevertheless, his legionnaires admired him since he always trained them, led and never asked them to conduct an act in which he would not lead the example first; the essence and corps of a [[French Foreign Legion|Legion Officer]]'s conduct becoming and leading even from the air followed by ground assaults. [[French Foreign Legion|Legionnaires]] mainly and legion officers under his tasked orders and training, commanded a great deal of loyalty to Pierre.

His portrait is exposed amongst the most [[Reputation|prestigious]] [[French Foreign Legion|officers]] in the [[French Foreign Legion|Legion]] in the honorary ''[[French Foreign Legion|La Salle d'Honneur]]'' in the [[French Foreign Legion Museum]] at [[Aubagne]].

In the annex of the report of the battle of the frontiers (((lang-fr|Bataille des Frontières)))<ref>Henri Le Mire, Les Paras Français, La Guerre d'Indochine : La bataille des frontières, page 76</ref> reserved exclusively for, [[9th Parachute Chasseur Regiment|regimental commander Colonel Buchond]] insists on:

<< the work of a single [[French Foreign Legion|Commandant]] assisted by only one [[French Foreign Legion|captain]] and who only in one day mounts 4 [[List of French paratrooper units|para]] combat operations each time mounting at least a dozen of para combat companies, assists to 3 briefings in three different places, ensures the air sortie of 8 [[List of French paratrooper units|para air assaults]], conducts 3 to 4 hours of flying in Alouette, moves his command post 3 times>>...

cited
<< this company Commandant is placed the 28th of April at 1000 by helicopter only 200 meters from the rebels, demolishes an entire section, brings back 3 automatic arms, is found engaged at 1800, embarked in vehicles at night, hits the road for 4 hours, is found at midnight at 20&nbsp;km from there, engaged in combat till the morning, repacked at 0800, is engaged again at 1200 noon time after 4 hours truck drives, flown by helicopter at 1500 and is found 20&nbsp;km from combat engaging two companies of rebels...>>

The author [[André Maurois]] rendered hommage and tribute with a couple of words:

"''Un héros au cœur généreux et au caractère détestable, une assez bonne combinaison pour un chef ''"<br>
<< a hero with a generous heart and a detestable character, a fairly good combination for a chief >>

== Funeral ==

The funeral of Pierre Paul Jeanpierre was the equivalent of a State Funeral with several honorific commemorative ceremonies. On 31 May Gelma and its more than 10,000 [[Muslim]] inhabitants rendered a huge and grandiose homage to [[Ranks in the French Army|Colonel]] Jeanpierre. From January to May, the legionnaires had lost 110 men, Jeanpierre was their 3rd. In 1959, the grande place of Zeralda, the garrison of the [[List of French paratrooper units|1<sup>er</sup> REP]] and the chapel bore his name. All; local, foreign, senior French [[French Armed Forces|military]] and civilian authorities, specially, [[List of French paratrooper units|Para commanders]], other [[List of countries by number of military and paramilitary personnel|military]] commanders, came all the way from [[France]] and elsewhere to pay their respects.

== Honours and awards ==

This soldier of Legend was injured twice in battle and is cited 9 times out of which 6 are at the orders of the armed forces, and several other awards not including:

*[[Legion of Honor|Grand Officer]] of the [[Légion d'honneur]]
*[[Croix de guerre 1939-1945 (France)|Croix de guerre 1939-1945]] (3 citations)
*[[Croix de guerre des Théatres d'Opérations Exterieures]] (5 citations)
*[[Croix de la Valeur Militaire]] (3 citations)
*[[Médaille de la Résistance]] avec rosette (Medal of the Resistance with Officer's Rosette)
*[[Médaille coloniale]]
*[[Médaille commémorative de la campagne d'Indochine]]
*[[Médaille commémorative des opérations de sécurité et de maintien de l'ordre en Afrique du Nord]]

== Legacy ==

===Posthumous homages===

==== École militaire interarmes ESM ====

The 146th promotion of the [[École spéciale militaire de Saint-Cyr]] chose the promotion Lieutenant-Colonel Jeanpierre. The song of the promotion recalls the arms celebration of  lieutenant-colonel Jeanpierre.

=== Homages ===
* The garrison and camp of the [[1st Foreign Parachute Regiment]] carried his name in 1959.
* The grande place and chapel of [[Zéralda]] bears his hame in 1959.
* The "stage" 001 (1960) of academy officers of reserve in the Cherchell military academy bears his name.
* One of the Corniche prep classes of the Corniche Lyautey bears his name.
* A promotion EOR Infantry of St Cyr Coetquidan (Fev.Mars.Avril.Mai 1972) bears his name.
* A square in [[Nice]] bears his name in which a commemorative plaque has been erected. 
* An avenue in Cagnes-sur-Mer and the Le Cannet bears his name. 
* A roundabout in Aix-en-Provence bears his name.
* A road in [[Guelma]], [[Algeria]] bears his name.
* A road in Nevers bears his name. 
* A road in Belfort bears his name.

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