Yves Sillard
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Yves Sillard[1] is a French scientist and High public servant[2] who played a major role in the development of the French space program (Ariane[3]). He headed the CNES, IFREMER, and the Délégation générale pour l'armement (General Directorate for Armament).
Biography in short[edit]
1936 Birth in Coutances (Manche)
1954 enters École polytechnique
1957 chooses the Corps de l'armement
1959 graduates from Supaéro
1964 Secrétariat général à l'Aviation civile, Programme manager for Concorde
1969-1971 Head of the Centre spatial guyanais
1976-1982 General Director of the CNES
1982-1988 CEO of IFREMER
1989-1993 Délégué général pour l'armement
1994-1997 CEO Défense conseil international
1998 Assistant General Secretary for Scientific and Environmental Affairs at NATO
Books by Yves Sillard (in French)[edit]
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