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Yves Paul Gaston Le Prieur (23 March 1885 – 1 June 1963) was an officer of the French Navy and an inventor. Adventures in the Far East. Le Prieur followed his father in joining the French navy. As an officer he served in Asia and used traditional deep sea diving equipment.
- France
- French Navy
- June 1, 1963 (aged 78), Nice, France
Yves Le Prieur, né le 23 mars 1885 à Lorient et mort le 1 er juin 1963 à Nice, France [2], [3], est un officier de marine et un inventeur français, pionnier dans l'armement aéronaval (1911-1939), l'aviation (1916-1925), la plongée sous-marine (1925-1954), le cinéma (1928-1931), le cinéma sous-marin (1932-1955).
10 de ago. de 2023 · Yves Paul Gaston Le Prieur (1885 – 1963) Miembro de la Armada francesa y viajero por todo el mundo, Le Prieur no era ajeno al mar. Un personaje como ningún otro, Le Prieur fue el primer hombre en despegar en un avión desde suelo japonés, y fue el primer francés en ganar un cinturón negro en judo.
En 1926 un investigador francés, Yves Le Prieur, inventa la escafandra que proporciona al buceador una autonomía real, gracias a la botella con aire a alta presión (150 atmósferas), y un regulador manual por un sistema de aguja de válvula.
Son of a Navy officer, Yves Paul Gaston Le Prieur following the family tradition in 1902 enters into the École navale (Navy school). After the academy, between 1905 and 1907 he spends a first service in the Far East, on board of some cruisers; and it is there that he discovers “free” scuba diving.
12 de dic. de 2021 · Yves Paul Gaston Le Prieur (1885 – 1963) A member of the French Navy and a worldwide traveler, Le Prieur was no stranger to the sea. A character unlike any other, Le Prieur was the first man to take off in a plane from Japanese soil, and was the first Frenchman to earn a Black Belt in judo.
Invented by Frenchman Lieutenant Yves Le Prieur the solid-fuel stick-guided rocket was first deployed during the Battle of Verdun in April 1916 when four rockets were attached to each strut of a Nieuport fighter aircraft and fired through steel tubes.
