Plaques commémoratives 9e 20e 49e 60e Chasseurs
Plaques commémoratives 9e 20e 49e 60e Chasseurs stand on the exterior wall of Caserne Gazan in Antibes, a former military barracks now used by the mobile gendarmerie. The stone façade presents a visible link between the city and its military past, with plaques dedicated to officers, non-commissioned officers, and soldiers.
Names from the 9th, 20th, 49th, and 60th Chasseurs à pied appear alongside ranks and records of those killed, missing, or wounded. The commemorations span the Franco-Prussian War, the First and Second World Wars, and the Algerian War, while other plaques recall the 415th, 111th, and 311th Infantry Regiments and the 114th Territorial Infantry Regiment. Numerical summaries set the human losses beside the names, giving the wall both a personal and a regimental record.
A separate plaque remembers General Guillaut, a Resistance member executed during the Second World War.
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