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Colonial army during the American Revolutionary War
Military "bonuses" trace to early American practice of compensating servicemembers beyond regular pay—initially with land and cash after the Revolutionary War—and evolved into twentieth‑century "adjus...
George Washington is most famous for two interlocking roles: and , a dual legacy that scholars and popular accounts repeatedly foreground. Contemporary summaries emphasize his leadership in winning in...
The key difference between the U.S. Army birthday and other service birthdays is chronological and ceremonial: the Army marks its founding on , as the establishment of the Continental Army—making it t...
George Washington was the central military leader of the American Revolution—appointed Commander‑in‑Chief of the Continental Army in June 1775—and he later became the first President of the United Sta...