Philippe de Noailles

French general and military leader

Philippe de Noailles - Military & Warriors born December 27th, 1715
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Born in 1715, a prominent French general served in multiple military campaigns during the 18th century. Gained recognition as a capable leader during the War of the Austrian Succession and later the Seven Years' War. Held the position of Marshal of France, an honor awarded to military leaders for outstanding service. Known for strategic military planning and effective leadership on the battlefield, contributing to various victories for French forces.

Served as a Marshal of France

Led troops in the War of the Austrian Succession

Participated in the Seven Years' War

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