Antoine Baucheron de Boissoudy

1864–1926 (age 62)

Biography

Antoine Baucheron de Boissoudy combined an exacting sense of discipline with a scholar's care for staff work, rising through the general staff before taking command of field armies in the later stages of the Great War.

His calm judgment and steady conduct in trying moments reinforced the corps he led, and he now rests in the Vault of Governors as a testament to disciplined service.

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