The Battle of Aumale took place on March 24, 1843, during the French conquest of Algeria. This conflict involved French forces led by General Thomas-Robert Bugeaud against the local Algerian resistance. The battle was significant as it marked a key moment in the French military campaign to establish control over the region. The French troops successfully defeated the Algerian forces, which helped solidify their presence in Algeria. The victory at Aumale contributed to the broader efforts of the French to expand their colonial empire in North Africa, ultimately leading to the establishment of French rule in the region for several decades.