Battle of Germantown

During the American Revolutionary War on October 4, 1777, during the American Revolutionary War, Pennsylvania British forces broke the Army under the rule of George Washington (1732-99). After occupying Philadelphia in September 1777, British general William Howe (1729-1814) accommodated large troops in nearby Germantown. Washington began a sudden attack on a defensive British camp, but his army failed to complete a complicated battle plan. British troops drove Americans and doubled the victims. Immediately after Brandywine suffered similar losses, Germantown's failure led some Washington leaders to ask some famous Americans. But despite his losses, many of his soldiers worked very well, and Germantown has become a well-trained army to defeat the war in former immature armies of Washington I proved that.

On 4 October 1777, the US military was defeated by the German military campaign on the outskirts of Philadelphia. The next day, he wrote to report the details of the battle to Congress, President Washington said the contact is "not harmful but unfortunate" 1. To a certain extent, Washington was right at the first evaluation of the battle. As far as the final outcome of the war, the failure of the Germanian town is certainly not a decisive blow to America's cause. But for the body of many people involved in battle, the result of battle is contrary to that of Washington and it is actually very harmful 2. More than 500 out of the 11,000 American soldiers used in this strategy were injured. This expressionless statistics reflects ruffled bodies and broken bodies, future invalid retirees, Andrew Griswold and Clemente Sewell 4 A story about what happened after the Griswold and Sey Wall

At the beginning of the war, Americans did not have major international allies. Battle of Bennington, Battle of Saratoga, and even the attention and support of powerful European countries like France and Spain. They secretly provide weapons and goods to Americans and are openly military. Please support them and push war to the world stage. The new Great Army suffered great losses due to the lack of an effective training system and the majority of the less experienced officers and sergeant. The staff has no experience and is partially compensated by some senior staff. Americans solved their training dilemma during the winter stay at Valley Forge. So they were trained by the famous Prussian chief of staff, Friedrich Wilhelm von Stuburn.