General Charles-Antoine-Louis-Alexis Morand
Born: June 4, 1771
Died: September 2, 1835
Place of Birth: Pontarlier, Doubs
Cause of Death: Natural causes
| Battle | Unit | Rank |
| Wattignies | ||
| Battle of the Pyramids | Colonel | Division Desaix |
| Austerlitz | Général de brigade | IV Corps (Soult) - 1st Division (St. Hilaire) - 1st Brigade |
| Auerstädt | Général de division | III Corps (Davout) - 1st Division |
| Golymin | Général de division | III Corps (Davout) - 1st Division |
| Eylau | Général de division | III Corps (Davout) - 1st Division |
| Eckmühl | Général de division | III Corps (Davout) - 1st Division |
| Wagram | Général de division | III Corps (Davout) - 1st Division |
| Smolensk | Général de division | I Corps (Davout) - 1st Division |
| Borodino (La Moskowa) | Général de division | I Corps (Davout) - 1st Division |
| Lützen | Général de division | IV Corps (Bertrand) - 12th Division |
| Bautzen | Général de division | IV Corps (Bertrand) - 12th Division |
| Dennewitz | Général de division | IV Corps (Bertrand) - 12th Division |
| Hanau | Général de division | IV Corps (Bertrand) - 12th Division |
| Waterloo (Mont St. Jean) | Général de division | Imperial Guard - Chasseurs à Pied |
While serving quite well under Marshal Davout, Morand eventually grew to dislike his commanding officer. Despite the personality clashes, both men continued to act as professionals and still performed admirably together until Morand was finally transferred to another unit after the Russian campaign.
Sources: Gallaher (Iron Marshal), Haythornthwaite (Who Was Who), Six (Dictionnaire Biographique)