Ravaged plantations. Houses burned to the ground. A father's dying words for his son to avenge him. Hilton Head may not have been the site of a major Revolutionary War battle, but it was the site of ...

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The Soldier and the Revolutionary War” is a powerful new 5,000-sq.-ft. exhibition at the National Museum of the United States Army.

Cornwallis surrendered more than 7,000 troops, effectively ending major combat operations. This pivotal American victory initiated talks with Great Britain so that peace negotiations could begin.

Lord Cornwallis chose to lead his post-retirement life as the Viceroy of India at this small quiet place near the river Ganga which has further moved south since, yet only a short distance away.

“In the summer and fall of 1781, as the theater of war shifted to Virginia, the armies of British General Charles, Lord Cornwallis, the Marquis de Lafayette and the Compt de Rochambeau marched ...

To go with these historic sites, the state also boasts living history museums like Colonial Williamsburg and the Frontier Culture Museum, where costumed interpreters bring history to life.The land of ...

Cornwallis’ approach showcased not just his leadership, but his tactics, strategy, and methods of communications, which are the fundamentals often highlighted during staff rides.

British Gen. Cornwallis’s sword, believed to be the one surrendered to Americans at Yorktown in 1781, is on display at the U.S. Army museum.

'The Surrender of Lord Cornwallis,' an oil painting by former soldier John Trumbull, completed in 1820 and depicting the end of the Battle of Yorktown in 1781. (1820 / jpg internet image) ...