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's SID ( Service d'infrastructure de la défense). It is based at

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and it oversees the expansion and maintenance of the

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's military infrastructure in Brest's military port and its annexes, in the operational base on

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, the Lorient military port and the signal-stations chain along the west Brittany coast.

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Fortifications engineers

*1682-1691 : Siméon Garangeau *1691-1713 : Mollart *1713-1728 :

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*1728-1739 : Angères du Mains *1739-1743 :

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Port engineers

*1743-1746 :

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*1746-1782 :

Antoine Choquet de Lindu Antoine Choquet de Lindu (7 November 1712, in Brest – 7 October 1790, in Brest) was a French architect and military engineer in the service of the French Navy Life Entering the Navy as a clerk, like his father, he executed a very large number o ...

*1782-1793 :

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*1793-1797 : Camus *1797-1800 : Martret *1800-1802 : Delorme *1802-1808 :

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Directors of maritime works

*1808-1819 : Jean-Nicolas Trouille *1818-1829 : Antoine Elie Lamblardie *1829-1845 : Pierre Trotté de la Roche *1845-1847 : Lemoigne *1847-1849 : Menu du Mesnil

Directors of hydraulic works

*1849-1856 : Méry *1857-1876 : Dehargne *1876-1880 : Verrier *1881-1894 : Jenner *1895-1910 : De Miniac *1910-1913 : Bézault *1914-1923 : Mallat

Directors of maritime works

*1924-1940 : Thévenot *1940-1945 : Estrade *1945-1950 : Cayotte *1950-1951 : Hamoniaux *1951-1957 : Olliéro *1957-1960 : Boué *1961-1963 : Heuze *1964-1966 : Gendrot *1966-1978 : Bertrand *1978-1981 : Raunet *1981-1987 : Pierre Romenteau *1987-2001 : Philippe Pascal *2001-... : Alain Ollivier Brest, France French Navy Military articles needing translation from French Wikipedia