- Étienne
Heudelet de
Bierre (12
November 1770 – 20
April 1857)
joined the
French army as a
volunteer lieutenant in 1792. A year
later he
became a staff...
-
Division Pierre Hugues Victoire Merle,
Julien Augustin Joseph Mermet, Étienne
Heudelet de Bierre, and
Henri François Delaborde.
Merle had four
battalions each...
- The
divisions of Mag Gen
Pierre Hugues Victoire Merle and MG Étienne
Heudelet de
Bierre made up Reynier's corps. Ney's
corps had
three divisions under...
-
Russian campaign. The
garrison included two
crack divisions under Étienne
Heudelet de
Bierre and
Charles Louis Dieudonné
Grandjean plus
whole units and stragglers...
-
Julien Augustin Joseph Mermet,
Henri François Delaborde, and Étienne
Heudelet de Bierre, and
three divisions of
cavalry under Jean
Thomas Guillaume Lorge...
-
requested reinforcements and
Soult then sent
Generals Delaborde, Lorge,
Heudelet,
Sarrut and
Lahoussaye to ****ist
Loison in
opening up the
route back to...
- with its two
divisions under Pierre Hugues Victoire Merle and Étienne
Heudelet de Bierre. An 800-man
cavalry force,
comprising squadrons of the élite...
- Régiment d'lnfanterie de
Ligne 3rd
Brigade –
General of
Brigade Étienne
Heudelet de
Bierre 108ème Régiment d'lnfanterie de
Ligne 1st
Regiment des Dragons...
- 8 November 1805, his
exhausted troops were
routed by
General of
Brigade Etienne Heudelet de Bierre's
advanced guard of Louis-Nicolas Davout's III Corps; half, about...
- François
Graindorge 4e Légère (3 or 4 bns) 2nd
Division GD Étienne
Heudelet de
Bierre (8,087 total) 1st
Brigade GB
Maximilien Sébastien Foy...
