Battle of Dego

Victory that completed the fragmentation of coalition forces, giving the French control of an important strategic position on the route south.

The battle followed a series of offensives aimed at preventing the junction of enemy forces and securing French communications.

Concentrated attacks on weak points in the enemy defense, with effective use of artillery and coordination between units.

The fall of Dego allowed Napoleon to continue his rapid advance into Piedmont and directly threaten key enemy positions.