Units

Units Links

• Fifth Virginia Regiment of the American Revolution 1778 Six battalions from the Commonwealth of Virginia made up the Fifth Virginia Regiment. Includes a brief history of the place of this regiment in the American Revolution.
  
• The North Carolina Regulators In North Carolina, the actions of British Parliament inflamed some of the poorer colonists, who formed an association called the Regulators. Site consists of an excerpt from The Great Republic by the Master Historians, published in the 1900's.
  
• Hessian soldiers in the Revolutionary War England enlisted Hessian soldiers during the Revolutionary War. Excerpt discusses the reasons that England felt it needed to recruit soldiers from other countries during this war. Excerpt from The Great Republic by the Mastor Historians, published in the 1900's.
  
• Rangers in Colonial and Revolutionary America The origin and history of rangers (full time soldiers employed by the colonial government) in relation to the War of Independence.
  
• The History of the Sons of Liberty An excerpt from The Great Republic by the Master Historians, published in the 1900's, and discusses the history of the association known as the Sons of Liberty, an organized resistance to the Stamp Act.
  
• Expédition Particulière The story of the French expeditionary army sent to help the American Revolution from 1780 to 1782.
  
• 11th Pennsylvania Regiment A Philadelphia based Revolutionary War reenacting group dedicated to the preservation and accurate portrayal of 18th Century Revolutionary life.
  
• The 7th Virginia Regiment History of the 7th Virginia Regiment, the fifth regiment raised by Virginia Convention of 1775.
  
• The Brigade of the American Revolution Living history association dedicated to reenacting the life of the everyday soldier during the American Revolution. Activities include military encampments, tactical exercises, firelock shooting competitions, craft demonstrations and social activities.
  
• IV Continental Light Dragoon History A cyber memorial to the patriots of Colonel Stephen Moylan's 4th Regiment of Continental Light Dragoons who fought for six years in the Revolutionary War.
  
• The All-Black Battalion The story of the 1st Rhode Island regiment, recruited from black and indian slaves.