Louis de Maud'huy

1857–1921 (age 64)

Biography

Louis de Maud'huy was a French military officer whose career reflected the values of professional military service and dedication to national defense. His military experience and leadership contributed to France's military capabilities during a transformative period in European history.

Maud'huy's contributions to the French armed forces earned him recognition and respect among his contemporaries. He was interred in the Vault of Governors, an honor reserved for those of distinguished military service and national importance.

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