Louis de la Radière

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Louis de la Radière was a French military engineer who played a key role in designing and improving fortifications for the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War, particularly in the Hudson Highlands.

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instanceOf French military officer
military engineer
person
allegiance France NERFINISHED
United States (Continental Army, as foreign volunteer) NERFINISHED
contributedTo planning of American defensive works on the Hudson River
strengthening of Continental Army fortifications
countryOfService Kingdom of France NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
employer Continental Army NERFINISHED
French Army NERFINISHED
era 18th century
fieldOfWork fortification design
military engineering
hasActivity designing fortifications
supervising construction of defensive works
influenced Continental Army fortification strategy on the Hudson River
knownFor improving Continental Army fortifications
work on Hudson River defenses
languageOfWorkOrName French
militaryRank colonel
nationality French
notableWork design of Hudson Highlands fortifications
occupation army officer
military engineer
participatedIn American Revolutionary War
partOf French engineers serving in the American Revolution
role engineer for Hudson River defenses
workLocation Fort Constitution (Hudson River) NERFINISHED
Hudson Highlands NERFINISHED
New York NERFINISHED
Throg’s Neck NERFINISHED
West Point area NERFINISHED

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American Revolutionary War defenses notableEngineerAssociated Louis de la Radière
subject surface form: American Revolutionary War defenses in the Hudson Highlands