The Dewoitine D.750 was a prototype twin-engined torpedo bomber. It was designed to operate from the aircraft carrier Joffre of the French Navy, but only a single example was completed and flown before France's defeat in June 1940. No less rare is the only Dewoitine D 770 built, which would have been a light bomber for the French air force, visible at the back of the hangar. Pic from friends family collection. Thanks to Raphael W. who permit to share this rare photo.

The D.750 was a three-seat twin-engined torpedo bomber designed for the planned Joffre class aircraft carriers. The prototype first flew on 6 May 1940, a few days before the German invasion in France which ended the project.