British Strategy
The Revolutionary War In4 Minutes
At the onset of the the American Revolution, the British took Patriot forces for little more than a localized rebellion, and aimed to cut New England off from the rest of the 13 Colonies. As American resolve strengthened and other European nations joined the fight, the Crown was not able to overcome the difficulties of waging war across the Atlantic Ocean.
Lt. Gen. Richard Mills (RET.) details the American Revolution from the British perspective.
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The members of the American Battlefield Trust’s Board each possess unique skills and background they can apply to our work. One Trustee, in particular, has a deep and abiding understanding of the importance that a preserved battlefield can have as a memorial to American soldiers, having commanded
