Charles Baudin

French admiral and naval commander

Charles Baudin - French admiral and naval commander
Born

1792
233 years ago

Died

June 7th, 1854
170 years ago — 62 years old

Category

Military & Warriors

Country

France

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Served in the French Navy and achieved the rank of admiral. Commanded French naval forces during the Crimean War and played a pivotal role in the naval bombardment of Sevastopol. Participated in various campaigns in the Mediterranean and contributed to naval expansion strategies for France. Engaged with multiple naval operations throughout his career, showcasing leadership in maritime warfare.

Commanded French forces in the Crimean War

Led naval operations in the Mediterranean

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