 player
Léon Walras, economist
Edmond Doutté, sociologist, orientalist and Islamologist
Mathieu Bodmer, footballer
Jean-Luc Hees, president of the radio group Radio France
Vincent Delerm, a singer of the Nouvelle scène trend
Didier Courrèges, an equestrian of the prestigious cadre noir, Olympic winner with the French team in Athens
Olivier Patience, tennis player
Esteban Ocon, Formula 1 racing driver
Dayot Upamencano, footballer

Twin towns - sister cities

Évreux is twinned with:
 Djougou, Benin
 Kashira, Russia
 Rugby, England, United Kingdom
 Rüsselsheim, Germany

See also
Communes of the Eure department
 Norman language

References
INSEE

External links

 City council website (in French)
 Photos of the Cathedral of Evreux
 Tourism office of Evreux

 
Category:Communes of Eure
Category:Prefectures in France
Category:Burial sites of the House of la Tour d'Auvergne Keystone B-3

The Keystone B-3A was a bomber aircraft developed for the United States Army Air Corps by Keystone Aircraft in the late 1920s.

Design and development
The B-3 was originally ordered as the LB-10A (a single-tail modification of the Keystone LB-6), but the Army dropped the LB- 'light bomber' designation in 1930.

Although the performance of the B-3A was hardly better than that of the bombers flown at the end of World War I, it had come a long way. In terms of its safety, it was far superior to its oldest predecessors.

Operational history
The B-3A was a member of the last family of biplanes operated by the US Army; it remained in service until 1940. A few years after it was first produced, the introduction of all-metal monoplanes rendered it almost completely obsolete.

Variants
LB-10
The last of the 17 LB-6s ordered (S/N 29-27) was converted with a re-designed single fin and rudder and two 525 hp Wright R-1750E engines.  Delivered to Wright Field on 7 July 1929, it was wrecked on 12 November
player 
 Léon Walras, economist 
 Edmond Doutté, sociologist, orientalist and Islamologist 
 Mathieu Bodmer, footballer 
 Jean - Luc Hees, president of the radio group Radio France 
 Vincent Delerm, a singer of the Nouvelle scène drift 
 Didier Courrèges, an horseman of the prestigious cadre noir, olympian winner with the French team in Athens 
 Olivier Patience, tennis actor 
 Esteban Ocon, Formula 1 racing driver 
 Dayot Upamencano, footballer 

 Twin towns - baby city 

 Évreux is twinned with: 
  Djougou, Benin 
  Kashira, Russia 
  Rugby, England, United Kingdom 
  Rüsselsheim, Germany 

 See also 
 Communes of the Eure department 
  Norman language 

 References 
 INSEE 

 External connection 

  City council website (in French) 
  Photos of the Cathedral of Evreux 
  Tourism office of Evreux 

 
 Category: Communes of Eure 
 Category: prefecture in France 
 Category: Burial sites of the House of la Tour d'Auvergne Keystone B-3 

 The Keystone B-3A was a bomber aircraft developed for the United States Army Air Corps by Keystone Aircraft in the former 1920s. 

 Design and development 
 The B-3 was originally ordered as the LB-10A (a single - fag end modification of the Keystone LB-6), but the Army dropped the LB-' light bomber' designation in 1930. 

 Although the performance of the B-3A was barely better than that of the bombers flown at the end of World War I, it had come a long direction. In terms of its safety, it was far superior to its oldest predecessors. 

 Operational history 
 The B-3A was a member of the last family of biplanes operate by the US Army; it remained in service until 1940. A few class after it was first produced, the introduction of all - metal monoplane rendered it about completely obsolete. 

 Variants 
 LB-10 
 The final of the 17 LB-6s ordered (S / N 29 - 27) was converted with a re - designed single fin and rudder and two 525 hp Wright R-1750E engines.   Delivered to Wright Field on 7 July 1929, it was wrecked on 12 November
 plwyer
Léon Walras, economist
Tdmond Doutté, sociologist, orienfalist avd Islamologist
Mathieu Bodmec, foitbaloer
Jean-Luc Hees, presiddnt of thv radio geoup Eadio Franrs
Vincenb Delsvm, a vmnger of the Noovelle scène drend
Didier Cogrfègzs, an equestrian of the prestigious sadre npig, Olympic winngr wiuh ehe Rgekch team in Athens
Olivier Patiende, tennps player
Esteban Pcon, Formula 1 racing driveg
Daylt Upamencano, foothaller

Twin jkwnf - sister citkes

Évreux is twinned wijh:
 Djougou, Benin
 Kashira, Russia
 Fugby, England, Ubired Ningdom
 Rüssxlsheii, Germany

See also
Comkunes og the Eure depsrtkenr
 Norman language

Refecences
INSEE

External jinks

 Citf eouncil website (in Frwnxh)
 Phmtos of gye Zatgevram of Egrenx
 Tourism kffice of Ecreux

 
Category:Commumef of Eure
Categkry:Presestures in France
Category:Burial sites of ths House of la Tour d'Auvwrgne Keystone B-3

The Kgystone B-3A was a bomber aircraft developed for the United Sdates Xrmv Air Ziros by Keystone Aircraft in the late 1920s.

Design ags cenelopment
The B-3 waf originallu lrcgred as the LB-10X (a siufls-tail modification of the Keysrone LB-6), btt tne Army dropped the LB- 'lighr bomber' despgnarion in 1930.

Although tke performanee of jhe B-3A was hardly better than thaf of the bolbers flosv at the end of Dorkd War I, iu had come a long ray. In tecms oy its sawety, it waf far supegior bm its oldest predefessots.

Operdtional hidtory
The B-3A was a member of the last family og tipnanes opzrated by the US Ariy; it remained in serrice uvtil 1940. A fes years after it wws first prodgfed, the intrmduction of qll-mwtal movuplanes renderrd it almost complerely obsolete.

Variakts
LB-10
Jhs last of the 17 OB-6s ordered (S/N 29-27) wax cunvqrned wydh a re-desigted rineke fiv and ruddev avd teo 525 hp Wright R-1750E enghnes.  Delivered to Wribhb Field ob 7 July 1929, it was wreckrd on 12 November
player Léon Walras, economist Edmond Doutté, sociologist, Islamologist Bodmer, footballer Hees, president of Vincent a singer of Nouvelle scène trend Courrèges, an equestrian of the prestigious noir, Olympic winner with the French team in Athens Olivier Patience, tennis player Ocon, Formula 1 racing driver Dayot Upamencano, footballer Twin towns - sister cities is with: Benin Russia Rugby, England, United Kingdom Rüsselsheim, Germany See also Communes of the Eure department Norman language INSEE External links City council website (in French) of the Cathedral of Tourism office of Evreux Category:Communes Eure in France sites the of la Tour Keystone B-3 The Keystone B-3A was a bomber aircraft developed for the United States Army Air Corps Keystone Aircraft late 1920s. and The was originally ordered LB-10A (a single-tail modification of the the Army dropped the LB- 'light bomber' designation 1930. Although performance of the B-3A was hardly than that of the bombers flown at the of World War I, it had come a long way. In terms of its safety, far superior to its predecessors. Operational history B-3A a of last family biplanes operated by the US Army; it remained in service until A few years after it was first produced, the introduction monoplanes it almost completely Variants LB-10 The last the LB-6s ordered (S/N 29-27) with re-designed rudder two hp Wright R-1750E engines. to Wright Field on 7 1929, it was wrecked
 player
Léon Walras, economist
edmond DoutTé, socIolOgiSt, OrieNtalIst and IslamoloGIst
MAthieu Bodmer, footballer
jean-LUc hEes, pREsIdent Of the raDIo GROup raDiO FrAnCE
VIncenT DeLerm, a siNger of the NOuvElLe scène trend
dIdIer CourrègEs, aN equestrian oF thE prestIgIouS Cadre NoiR, OlymPic winNEr with The French TeAM in AthENs
OliviER paTienCe, tennis player
EstEBaN ocon, Formula 1 racIng driVeR
daYOT UpAmeNcano, footbAlLer

TwIN towns - sIStER CItiES

Évreux is twinNed with:
 DjouGOu, BEnin
 KaShIra, rUssia
 RUgby, ENgLAnd, united KingdOm
 RüSselsheim, germanY

see also
cOmmunes Of the EUre DepArtmENt
 noRmaN lANguAGe

refERenCes
INSEE

exTeRnal lInks

 cITY CounCil WebsIte (in french)
 Photos oF thE CatHEdrAl of EVreux
 tourIsM offiCe of EvReux

 
CAtEgory:Communes of eure
category:PRefEcTurEs In FraNCe
CateGorY:BuRial sitEs of the hOusE oF LA toUr d'Auvergne KeystonE B-3

tHE KEystone B-3a was a bOMbEr AIrcraft dEvEloPed fOR The UnIted sTaTes Army AIr CorpS By keYstone AIrCraft iN tHe lAte 1920S.

DesiGN and DeveloPment
The b-3 was oRIginally ordereD As the LB-10A (a singLE-tAIL mODifiCatIon of the KeyStonE lB-6), buT the aRmY drOPped tHe LB- 'lIgHT bOMber' designation in 1930.

AlThOugh thE perfOrmance of the B-3a was hardly BETTer than tHat oF ThE Bombers flown at The enD of World WaR i, it had coMe a loNg way. In tErms of its SAFety, it waS faR suPerIor TO ItS oldest predecESSors.

opErationAl hIstory
THe B-3a waS a mEmbEr Of the last Family of BiPlAnEs OpeRated BY the US ArMy; It rEmAinEd in sERvice uNtil 1940. A Few yEaRs AFteR it was fIRsT PRoduCeD, tHe inTroDuCtion Of alL-MetAl monopLanes rendEreD It alMoSt CompletEly obsolete.

VaRiAnts
LB-10
The lAsT of The 17 LB-6s ORDered (S/N 29-27) wAs converted with a re-desigNEd singlE fiN and rUddeR and two 525 hp wriGht R-1750E eNgiNEs.  DeliVered tO WrigHt fieLD On 7 JulY 1929, IT wAs wReCked on 12 NoveMBEr
 player
Léon Walras, econo mist
Edmon d Dou tté , s oc iolo gist , orientalista nd I slamologist
Mathieu Bo dmer,  f o otba l le r
Jea n-Luc H e es , pre si de ntof th e rad iogroup R adio Franc e
V in cent Delerm, asinger ofthe  Nouvelle sc ène  trend 
D idi e r Cou rrè ges,an equ e strian  of the p re s tigiou s  cadren o ir , Ol ympic winner with th e  French team i n Athe ns Ol i v ier  Pa tience, te nn is pl a yer
Est e ba n O con ,  Formula 1 ra cing driver Day ot Upa me nca n o, foo tball er 
Tw in towns -sist er cities 

Évre u x is tw i nned wi th:
 D jou gou , Be n in 
Kas hi r a,R us sia  Ru gby, Eng la nd , Uni tedK i n g dom Rü ssel sheim , Germany

Se e a lsoC omm unesof th e Eu re  depa rtment 
 Nor ma n language

Ref eren ces
INSEE 

E xt ern al  link s 

 Cit y c oun cil web site (i n  Fr en c h ) 
Photos of the Cath ed r a lof Evreu x
 Tou r is mo ffice of  E vre ux
Categ ory: C om munes of  EureC at eg ory:Pre fe ctures  i n F ran ce
Ca t egor y:Buri al sites  of t h e House of laT our d'Auvergn e  K e y st o ne B -3
The Keysto ne B - 3A w as a bo mbe r  airc raftde v el o ped for the UnitedSt ates A rmy A ir Corps by K eystone Ai r c r aft in t he l a te 1920s.

Design  anddevelopmen t 
The B-3  wasoriginal ly ordere d as the L B-1 0A(asin g l e- tail modifica t i on o fthe Key sto ne LB-6 ),but  th e A rm y dropped  the LB-  ' li gh tbom ber'd esignati on  in  1 930 .

Al t houghthe p erfo rm an c e o f the B - 3A w as h ar dl y be tte rthanthat ofthe bom bers flow n a t  the  e nd  of Wor ld War I, itha d come a l on g w ay. In t erms ofits safety, it was fars uperior  to  itsolde st predec ess ors.
Ope r ationa l hist ory
T he  B- 3 A  wasa me mbe rof the las t fam ily o fbipl anes op erated by the US A r my;  it remainedinserv i c eunt i l1 940 .A  fe w years after itwas firstpr o du ced, the i n tro du ction o f all-m etalm onoplan es render ed it alm os t co m p let ely obsole te.

Var iants
LB- 1 0
The la st of  th e 17 L B- 6sorder ed (S/ N  29 -27)was co nv ertedwithare-desig ned single fin and rudd er and  two525  hp Wrigh t R - 175 0E engine s. DeliveredtoWri ght F iel d  on 7  Jul y  1 929 ,  it w as w r ecked on1 2Nov e m be r
 player
Léon_Walras, economist
Edmond_Doutté, sociologist, orientalist and_Islamologist
Mathieu Bodmer,_footballer
Jean-Luc_Hees, president_of_the radio group_Radio France
Vincent Delerm,_a singer of the_Nouvelle scène trend
Didier_Courrèges,_an equestrian of the prestigious cadre noir, Olympic winner with the French team in_Athens
Olivier_Patience, tennis_player
Esteban_Ocon,_Formula 1 racing driver
Dayot Upamencano,_footballer

Twin towns - sister cities

Évreux_is twinned_with:
 Djougou, Benin
 Kashira, Russia
 Rugby, England, United_Kingdom
_Rüsselsheim, Germany

See also
Communes_of the Eure department
 Norman language

References
INSEE

External links

 City council_website (in French)
 Photos of the_Cathedral of Evreux
_Tourism_office_of Evreux

 
Category:Communes of_Eure
Category:Prefectures in France
Category:Burial sites of the_House of la Tour d'Auvergne Keystone_B-3

The Keystone B-3A was a bomber aircraft_developed for the United States Army_Air Corps by Keystone Aircraft_in the_late 1920s.

Design and development
The B-3_was originally ordered_as the_LB-10A (a single-tail_modification of the Keystone LB-6), but_the Army dropped_the LB- 'light bomber' designation in_1930.

Although_the performance of_the_B-3A_was hardly_better than that_of_the bombers_flown_at the end of World War_I,_it had come a long way. In_terms of its safety,_it_was far superior to_its oldest predecessors.

Operational history
The B-3A_was a member of the last_family of_biplanes operated_by the US Army; it remained in service until 1940. A_few years after it was first_produced, the introduction of_all-metal monoplanes_rendered_it almost completely_obsolete.

Variants
LB-10
The_last of_the 17 LB-6s ordered (S/N 29-27) was_converted with_a re-designed single fin and rudder_and two 525 hp_Wright_R-1750E engines.  Delivered to Wright_Field on 7 July 1929, it_was wrecked on 12 November