Baron Friedrich von Steuben traveled to Valley Forge to teach soldiers close order drill in 1778. The idea was that this would build the confidence of the Continental Army.
The Marquis de Lafayette was the French nobleman who joined Gen Washington's staff during the American Revolution, and in fact trained the Continental soldiers during their brutal winter at Valley Forge. He was already a skilled officer when he arrived, and did much to assist Washington in training his civilian-soldiers.
He was a Prussian military officer and taught the soldiers of the Continental Army combat skill over the winter.
It was the Aztec civilization.
our people spontaneously arrived in the beautiful valley
Very few records of weaponry are found in Indus Valley,especially of Bronze.But there are no records of any war.However,radioactive traces still puzzles the researchers about a possible ancient nuclear warfare.
George Washington and the Continental Army were encamped at Valley Forge.
The Marquis de Lafayette was the French nobleman who joined Gen Washington's staff during the American Revolution, and in fact trained the Continental soldiers during their brutal winter at Valley Forge. He was already a skilled officer when he arrived, and did much to assist Washington in training his civilian-soldiers.
The Prussian military officer Friedrich von Steuben became very important to the American war effort while training General George Washington's troops at Valley Forge.
He was a Prussian military officer and taught the soldiers of the Continental Army combat skill over the winter.
Valley Forge was a military camp in Pennsylvania.
George Washington arrived in Valley Forge with the continental army on December 19, 1777.
valley fore wasnt a battle is was a battle against elemnets :)
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Yes, for about a year and a half. He graduated from Valley Forge Military Academy in May, 2002.
The Aztecs.
George Washington used Valley Forge as a military camp in the winter of 1777. They arrived in December. It was cold and windy, with temperatures often dipping below freezing and frequent snow. Thousands of men had died by the end of February of 1778, due in large part to the harsh conditions there.
Friedrich von Steuben, a former army officer from Prussia, came to help General Washington at Valley Forge. He drilled the soldiers at Valley Forge with military discipline and procedure. He spoke little English, so he had aides translate his speech to the soldiers. He turned the troops at Valley Forge from a disorganized, un-experienced, fighting force into a uniform, efficient army.