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Date from | Date to | Event | Source | |
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Appointed Chevalier | BNF2 | |||
1756 | Garde de la Marine | ref:631 | ||
1778 | 1779 | La Fortunée (32)
1777-1779 , Lieutenant de Vaisseau, and Commanding OfficerFrench 32 Gun 5th Rate Frigate | ref:631 | |
1779 | Capitaine de Vaisseau | ref:631 | ||
6.7.1779 | Battle of Grenada | |||
21.12.1779 | 22.12.1779 | Action of 1779-12-21 | ||
1781 | Le Vaillant (64)
1755-1783 , Capitaine de Vaisseau, and Commanding OfficerFrench 64 Gun 3rd Rate Ship of the Line | BNF2 | ||
1781 | Le Refléchi (64)
1776-1793 , Capitaine de Vaisseau, no date of end , second ship of 1781 and Commanding OfficerFrench 64 Gun 3rd Rate Ship of the Line 1793 Renamed "Turot" | ref:631 | ||
29.4.1781 | 30.4.1781 | Battle of Fort Royal | ||
5.9.1781 | Battle of the Chesapeake | |||
6.9.1781 | 12.4.1782 | Le César (74)
1768-1782 , Capitaine de Vaisseau, and Commanding OfficerFrench 74 Gun 3rd Rate Ship of the Line | ref:631 | |
25.1.1782 | 26.1.1782 | Battle of Saint Kitts | ||
9.4.1782 | Action off Dominique | |||
12.4.1782 | Commander of the César , in 1781/1782. This ship being on fire, itself fatally wounded, he said to his crew: "So much the better, the English will not have it." Close the doors and try to save yourselves my friends ”. The ship blew up and 400 to 600 men perished | ref:631 | ||
12.4.1782 | Battle of the Saintes |