Antoine Étienne de Tousard

French General and Engineer

Antoine Étienne de Tousard - Military & Warriors born December 9th, 1752
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Served as a general in the French Army during the late 18th century. Contributed to military engineering projects and served in significant campaigns, including the American Revolutionary War. Worked on fortifications and the design of military structures. Authored texts on military engineering and tactics, influencing the field.

Served as a general in the American Revolutionary War

Contributed to fortification designs

Authored military engineering texts

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