Germain Jousse

1895–1988 (age 93)

Biography

Germain Jousse was a French military personnel who served his nation during a significant period of European history. His military service reflected the demands and responsibilities placed upon those who served in the armed forces during the twentieth century.

Jousse's dedication to military duty and service to France exemplified the commitment of those who answered the call to serve. His contributions to his country's defense and security remain part of the military heritage of his generation.

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