Strategies and Tactics of the American Revolution | Unconventional Warfare

[@zzkatz08]

I know TJ had a blast filming this!

[@Joseywales414]

Excellent , I’m very appreciative of you doing this video. Keeping history alive is very important. This was a very good insight to the American revolution that many have very little knowledge of. There is some history & stories up in my area of western Virginia fort Henry days in wheeling and fort Pricket in fairmont, wv.

[@JonathanDYellowbear]

There is a battle that we reenact here in the Machias Maine territory. The first naval battle of the Revolution. 2nd battle was in 1777 with 2000 support from the Wabanaki Confederacy due to a letter sent to the PASSAMAQUODDY NATION, from Gen. George Washington himself asking the chief leaders to help defend the Eastern most parts of the territory of Maine, to keep the redcoads from invading the area again.

[@siryort7024]

While not small at all (around 1,300 to 1,600 total troops), I just recently found out about the battle of St Louis and Cahokia in May of 1780. It is amazing to me in all my years of studying the Rev War that I have never heard about these battles. Had they won these battles, the landscape after the Treaty of Paris would have looked quite different in the Midwest.

[@friendlym1rifle]

So basically. Todays subject unconventional warfare tactics.

[@chickensandwich1589]

7:20 cat! 😻

[@HappyHermitt]

Typical tactics of the era was like dueling en masse. I would've been like a lio rabbit. Conceal, shoot, n move.

[@TalkingCrazyPodcsst]

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[@acmelka]

Americans glamorize the American Revolution... and Civil War. Any of which ALWAYS involves reciprocating atrocities and niegbor on niegbor killing