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The Comte of Rochambeau
French motto was "They shall not pass". First used by French General Robert Nivelle than was later adapted on to a propaganda poster
Two such individuals come to mind immediately, the Marquis de Lafayette and Count of Rochambeau. Both lead American Colonial and French troops on the side of the Colonials against the British.
To prevent a puppet state on its southern border, which would eventually result in a larger conflict between both France and the United States. President Lincoln provided financial and diplomatic support to Mexico, however besides a surge of American troops at the Mexican-American border, no American troops were involved in the Franco-Mexican War.
Dunkirk on the French side of the Channel.
He had them burn Atlanta and many farms on their way.
General Cornwallis, Charles Cornwallis, was a British general who was surrounded by French troops and had to surrender which ended the American Revolution.
American and French troops and ships surrounded Yorktown in 1781. British General Charles Cornwallis surrendered on October 19th, bringing an end to the American Revolution.
General Washington, General Rochambeau, and Admiral de Grasse.
Cornwallis surrendered to the American Troops at Yorktown, Virginia on October 19, 1781. General Jean Rochambeau and his troops, who were French, came to Rhode Island to help the Americans. Some French also came from the West Indies. Together they trapped Cornwallis and his men, forcing him to surrender his troops of 7,000-8,000 men.
General Lafayette
General Omar Bradley was in charge of American troops on D-Day.
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the troops were unnumbered for the British so the British general surrendered
French General Rochambeau's army and Washington's army joined forces to cut off Yorktown from the west.
Generals Scott, Taylor and Kearny.
General Winfield Scott.