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1,200 colonial troops were under the command of William Prescott
The Confederate Artillery under the command of Col Alexander numbered some 150 pieces, mostly 12 pound Napoleon smoothbores and a lesser amount of 3 inch parrot rifled cannon. The Union Artillery, under the command of General Hunt, numbered some 230 pieces more or less with most being the 3 inch rifles.
The Loyalist forces in the South during the Revolutionary War were under the command of British Officer Banastre Tarleton, considered one of the most brutal of all British commanders.
Lord Cornwallis took over command of British forces in the Southern colonies in 1780. It was his forces that surrendered to George Washington essentially ending the War of Independence.
The battle of bunker hill showed the colonist that they could hold their own against the british. General Washington soon arrived to command the siege of Boston.To drive out the British,Washington needed the cannons from fort Ticonderoga.
General George Washington came to Boston after the Battle of Bunker Hill to take command of American forces surrounding Boston in 1775. He came with British artillery that became available when British Fort Ticonderoga surrendered. Patriot Henry Knox was given credit for dragging a good number of captured cannons from the fort. It was heavy work to drag the artillery over rough terrain to get to Boston.
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George Washington was in the British army during the French and Indian War. That gave him the experience he needed to command the Colonial army against the British,
The continental army under the command of General George Washington surrounded Boston with the British army's own cannons!
Are you thinking of missile command?
{| |- | General Cornwalis was in charge at Yorktown. The British found themselves trapped between the Colonial Army under the command of George Washington and the French Navy. They had little choice but to surrender. |}
The General in command of the of the British forces in the South was General Cornwallis
1,200 colonial troops were under the command of William Prescott
The leaders at the Battle of Bennington were: >> British Gen John Burgoyne with German troops and Indians under he command of Col Frederich Baum. >> Colonial Gen John Stark with Militia under the command of Ethan Allen and Seth Werner.
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Washington was a volunteer at the time. He was very active in the battle afterwards, rallying the troops. Whether he could actually be considered to have taken command, as there were numerous British Officers that would have taken command rather than let some colonial take command.