Under the command of Lieutenant General Charles Cornwallis, a 2,100-man British force defeated 4,500 Americans led by Major General Nathanael Greene. While they won the field, the British Army suffered considerable casualties, approximately a quarter of their total force. The battle was “the largest and most hotly contested action” in the American Revolution’s southern theater.
After Action Reports
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255 words1–2 minutesThe battle recreation on Saturday had the British line extending the 23rd and 33rd further to the left in the woods than usual. Ground never before traversed by us proved a bit challenging but under the adept field command of Shane Reilly…
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616 words3–4 minutesWell, this is going to be a long recap because it was a high for Horsfall’s Company and the Regiment. We had 27 Fusiliers in attendance as well as a […]
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281 words1–2 minutesWhat can we say about Guilford Courthouse – probably the best turnout (16 in attendance) and weekend we’ve had as a unit. Attendees included Alex Ivanchishin, Eric Spaar, Ben Beers, […]
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130 words1–2 minutesIn attendance were 14 brave souls- Alex Ivanchishin, Eric Spaar, Jordan Rowland, Shane Watson, Sabastian Haywood, Tim Brieaddy, Kevin McClain, Chuck Hicks (first event), Nolin Jones, Joe Evans, Micah Evans […]