Hi mate,
Beautiful job.
In the early 1950s, France was searching for a bomber and acquired six Canberras of B1/B6 types, three of them were acquired directly from the manufacturer, the other three from the RAF :
From the RAF : WJ763, F-ZLAM, re-serialled F763; WJ779, F-ZLAN, re-serialled F779 and WJ784, F-ZLAK, re-serialled F784 with immat. F-ZJPK.
From EE : F304, F-ZLAL; F316, F-ZLAT and F318, F-ZLAU.
They were not used by the Armée de l'air, but only by the CEV (Centre d'essais en vol or Flying Test Center) depending on the DGA (Direction générale de l'armement or General Directorate for Armament) a State organism. Finally, that was the "Vautour" which became the standard bomber in the AA.
Those six Canberras were in active service from 1954 to 1980.
Jicehem