Paul Emile Leboulengé

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Paul Emile Leboulengé (born March 11, 1832 in Mesnil-Église , Province of Namur , †  1901 ) was a Belgian staff officer and inventor .

Leboulengé is known for his inventions in the field of ballistics . Its chronograph (chronoscope) was introduced in all contemporary artillery . He also constructed an acoustic range finder .

Publications

  • Étude de balistique expérimentale . Brussels 1868.
  • Description et emploi du chronograph Le Boulengé . Brussels 1869.
  • Telemetre de combat . Brussels 1874.
  • Télémètre de fusil .
personal data
SURNAME Leboulengé, Paul Emile
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Belgian staff officer and inventor
DATE OF BIRTH March 11, 1832
PLACE OF BIRTH Mesnil-Église , Namur Province
DATE OF DEATH 1901