Antoine-Marie Beauregard
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| Full Name | Antoine-Marie Charles Beauregard |
| Titles & Offices | Colonel, Federal Air Force Strategic Planning Division |
| Birth Date | 15.VII.1695 AN |
| Parents | Lieutenant General (Ret.) Henri-Claude Beauregard and Dr. Marie-Céleste Dubois-Beauregard |
| Spouse | Commander Elena Vasquez-Beauregard (Federal Navy) |
| Children | Captain Jean-Baptiste Beauregard (Federal Army), Lieutenant Sophie-Marie Beauregard (Federal Air Force) |
| Family | Grandson of Marshal François Beauregard, hero of the Wars of the Dispossessed |
| Occupation | Military Officer, Strategic Planner |
| Political Affiliation | Federal Humanist Party (non-active military member) |
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| Known For | Development of the Integrated Air Defense Strategy, 1738, leadership during Operation Clean Hands |
| Residence | Cárdenas, FCD |
| National Origin |
 Nouvelle Alexandrie |
| Citizenship(s) |
Nouvelle Alexandrie |
Colonel Antoine-Marie Charles Beauregard is a senior officer in the Federal Air Force serving as Deputy Director of the Strategic Planning Division since 1742 AN. Born into a distinguished military family in Alduria, Beauregard graduated with honors from the Royal Military Academy of Nouvelle Alexandrie in 1717 AN and was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Federal Air Force during the final phases of the Wars of the Dispossessed. He quickly distinguished himself as a tactical innovator, earning rapid promotions through his service in the Normark campaign and later as a staff officer during the Spring Crisis of 1739. Beauregard's expertise in air defense integration and strategic planning proved instrumental in developing the Federation's comprehensive response to threats from the Confederacy of the Dispossessed, culminating in his authorship of the landmark Integrated Air Defense Strategy, 1738 that revolutionized New Alexandrian air power doctrine.
As a key figure in the military reforms under Operation Clean Hands, he has been credited with modernizing the Federal Air Force's planning methodologies and improving coordination between continental theater commands. Beauregard is married to Federal Navy Commander Elena Vasquez-Beauregard, and their two children both serve as commissioned officers in the Federal Forces of Nouvelle Alexandrie, continuing the family's tradition of military service that spans four generations.
