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Jean Bureau (c. 1390 – 1463) was a French artillery commander active primarily during the later years of the Hundred Years' War. Along with his brother, Gaspard , he is credited with making French artillery the most effective in the world. [1]
Jean Bureau, né à Semoine vers 1390 et mort à Paris le 5 juillet 1463 [1], seigneur de Montglat (ou Montglas), de La Houssaye-en-Brie (1450), de Fontenay-en-France, de Thieux et Noisy-le-Sec, de Marle et la Malmaison, est un Grand maître de l'artillerie du roi Charles VII qui, en utilisant massivement l'artillerie pour la première fois en ...
Jean Bureau, Master Gunner of France at Castillon. No other Frenchman was more responsible for France's rapid victories in Normandy and at Castillon than Jean Bureau.
Jean Bureau (* um 1390 in Semoine; † 5. Juli 1463 in Paris) war Seigneur de Montglat (oder Montglas), Maître de l’Artillerie des Königs Karl VII. von Frankreich und der erste abendländische Militär, der durch den massiven Einsatz von Artillerie einen Sieg auf dem Schlachtfeld davontrug.
Jean Bureau (c. 1390–1463) and Gaspard Bureau (c. 1393–1469), developers of French artillery. Born in the Champagne province of France, Jean and Gaspard Bureau were sons of Simon Bureau, a ... From: Bureau Brothers in The Oxford Encyclopedia of Medieval Warfare and Military Technology ».
Jean Bureau, Economist and Graduate of Harvard Business School's/International Marketing, is Founder and CEO of Incendo. Incendo specializes in the production and international distribution of high quality television programming for the worldwide marketplace.
The French army was commanded by committee; Charles VII's ordnance officer Jean Bureau laid out the camp to maximize French artillery strength. In a defensive setup, Bureau's forces built an artillery park out of range from Castillon's guns.
