Washington's Generals

Benedict Arnold, known for treason, was a gifted general. His daring Saratoga charge sparked America's first big victory but was credited to Gen. Gates.

Horatio Gates, a politically savvy general, earned the title "Hero of Saratoga" but his leadership failures in the South, notably at Camden, damaged his reputation.

Nathanael Greene, a war hero, rose from militia private to George Washington's advisor, playing a crucial role in American independence.

Revolutionary War hero Daniel Morgan's tactical mastery shone at the Battle of Cowpens, making him a coveted field commander.

French knight descendant, Lafayette, joined the king's army, fearlessly fought for the American Revolution at 19, and became a trusted commander for Washington.

British General Charles, Lord Cornwallis is largely remembered as the man who lost the American colonies. However, during the Revolution, Cornwallis was considered one of Britain's finest field generals.