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PERU - EXTREM SKI EXPEDITION
With Michel Poencet, 3 extrem ski descents in the White Cordillera :
South face of the Huascaran, 6 785 meters. North face of the Pisco, 5780 meters. North Face of the Quitaraju, 6 100 meters.
| | 1979
PAKISTAN - FRENCH NATIONAL K2 EXPEDITION, 8 611 meters.
Along the west/south-west ridge of the K2, from the Sunday, June 10th, 1979 to November 4th, 1979.
In company of Bernard Mellet (in charge of the expedition), Dominique Chaix (doctor), Daniel Monaci,
Yannick Seigneur, Jean Coudray, Jean-Claude Mosca, Maurice Barrard, Pierre Beghin,
Patrick Cordier, Xavier Fargeas, Yvon Ghirardini, Marc Galy, Thierry Leroy.
On September 6th, 1979, Jean-Marc Boivin breaks the world record of hang-glider jump height, taking off from an altitude 7 600 m (camp IV), followed by a 13-minutes flight to the base camp, 2 600 meters below the summit.
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Expedition au K2 record du monde de decollage en deltaplane
| | | | 1981
ARGENTINA - ACONCAGUA EXPEDITION, 7 021 meters.
From Wednesday, January 7th, 1981 to February 21st, 1981.
With Jean-Frank Charlet and Dominique Marchal (mountain guides), Pierre Bouhin (cameraman).
On February 3rd, 1981, Jean-Marc Boivin and Dominique Marchal break the world record
for hang-glider jump height, their biplace taking off from the summit of the Aconcagua, at an altitude of 7 021 meters.
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Expedition a l'Aconcagua
| | 1982
PATAGONIAN EXPEDITION
A sailing and mountaineering expedition on the Gauloise III sailing boat between the Exeter fjord
and the Paso del Vento. From Saturday, November 27th, 1982 to Saturday, February 5th, 1983.
With Philippe Facque (skipper), Jean-Louis Etienne (doctor and alpinist), Jean-François
Coste (doctor), Enrico Sala sailor, Dominique Marchal, Denis Ducroz, Thierry Leroy,
Bernard Prud'homme (alpinists).
First crossing by ski of the Hiélo-Continental glacier between December, 24th, 1982 and January 2nd, 1983
by Jean-Marc Boivin, Jean-Louis Etienne, Dominique Marchal and Bernard Prud'homme.
First ascent of the south face of the Cape Horn on January 20th by Jean-Marc Boivin
and Dominique Marchal.
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Expédition en Patagonie
| | | | 1984
VENEZUELA - AMAZONIA - THE ARATITIYOPE EXPEDITION.
With Marc Tainturier (in charge of the expedition), Dominique Marchal mountain guide, Pierre Bouhin
(cameraman), Daniel Genoud, Wilmer Perez. Departure from France on January 19th, 1984.
February 21st, 1984 : first ascent in the Amazionian rainforest of the southern spur of the
Aratitiyope peak (the ara parrot mountain), 1 650 meters of rock-climbing by Jean-Marc Boivin
and Dominique Marchal.
| | 1985
PAKISTAN - EXPEDITION AT THE GASHERBRUM II, 8 035 meters.
With François Diaferia and Michel Poencet (mountain guides), Toru Nakano (photographer and
alpinist), Laurent Chevallier and Bernard Prud'homme (alpinistes and cameraman).
From Tuesday, May 29th, 1985 to August 3rd, 1985.
June 24th, 1985 : Toru Nakano fall to his death on the way to campII. He would be later buried on August 9th, 1985 in Chamonix.
July 8th, 1985 : first ascent by the group to the summit, and return to base camp.
Second solo ascent of Jean-Marc from base camp to the summit
in 16 hours, between July 13th, 1985 in the evening and July 14th, 1985 at noon.
On July 14th 1985 : Jean-Marc Boivin breaks the world record of hang-glider jump height as
he takes off from the summit of the Gasherbrum
II.
Shooting of the film : A Rare Bird (L'Oiseau rare).
| | | | 1986
COLOMBIA - COMMERCIAL FOR DUNLOP (RSCG Advertising Agency) .
From Monday, December 8th, 1986 to Monday, December 22nd, 1986.
On the 15th of December 1986, Jean-Marc Boivin breaks the world altitude and precision record for the parachute landing at the summit of the RITA CUBA NORTE, at an altitude of 5 200 meters,
after a parachute jump from an altitude of 7 000 meters.
| | 1988
TUAMOTU - BORA-BORA Islands - PARAGLIDING POLYNESIAN EXPEDITION
From Saturday, June 18th, 1988 to July 3rd, 1988.
With Hubert Aupetit (journalist and paraglider), Jean-René Gayvallet (paraglider),
Pierre Bouhin (filmmaker), René Robert (photographer).
Attempt to set a new paragliding flight duration record.
| | | | 1988
NEPAL - EVEREST EXPEDITION, 8 848 meters.
From saturday, August 20th, 1988 to Saturday, Ocober 1st, 1988.
With François Poissonnier (alpinist and co-organisator), Christian Aguilera,
Denis Collangettes, Louis Coudeyre (doctor), Jean-Pierre Frachon, Michel Metzger,
Gérard Vionnet-Fuasset, François Pallandre, André Georges (mountain guide and alpinist),
Jean Afanasieff (mountain guide and film maker), René Robert (photographer).
Part of the team reaches the Everest summit on Monday September26th,
1988 at 2.30pm: Jean-Pierre Frachon, André Georges and Michel Metzger
(without the use of oxygen), Jean-Marc Boivin, Gérard Vionnet-Fuasset and 2 sherpas.
On Monday, September the 26th, 1988, Jean-Marc Boivin takes off paraglided from the summit
of mount Everest down to Camp II, thus breaking the world record for paraglide jump height.
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Decollage du sommet de l'Everest en parapente
| | 1989
GROENLAND - INLANDSIS EXPEDITION
From Monday, August 21st to Saturday September 19th, 1989.
With Janot Lamberton, Jean-Claude Dobrilla, Michel Vogeley, Yann Druet (scientist),
Jean-Pierre Astruc (doctor) and a cinema team composed of R. Théron, C. Gaume, C.
Chauvin, and two photographers, P. Bourseiller, A. de Wildenberg.
Sub-glacier exploration in Groënland with Janot Lamberton. Down to an altitud of 123 meters below the surface of the glacier
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Exploration subglaciaire au Groenland
| | | | 1990
VENEZUELA - SALTO ANGEL
Departure on Thuesday, February 2nd, 1990.
Jean-Marc Boivin died on Saturday, February 17th, 1990 at Salto Angel near Canaïma.
The return trip was scheduled for February 20th in Paris.
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