James Armistead's first job with the Continental Army was as a spy. He was tasked with gathering intelligence on British troop movements during the American Revolutionary War. Armistead successfully infiltrated British forces by posing as a runaway slave, which allowed him to relay crucial information to General Marquis de Lafayette. His efforts significantly contributed to the American victory at the Siege of Yorktown.
It's generally referred to as the Colonial Army or the Continental Army.
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The second continental Congress.
It is about the Army that George Washington lead during the revolutionary war. There were two continenatal armies, the first inclued land owners and business men. The second continental army derived from the first. But the second army had more trials and tribulatons that the first army. By that i mean they had little or no food, they did not get compensation for the jobs that they were doing. Not forgetting that they did not have the civlian support. the mean who fought with George Washington in the second continental were poor men
James Moore - Continental Army officer - died in 1777.
James Moore - Continental Army officer - was born in 1729.
the Continental Army's first major victory was at the battle of Saratoga.
The Continental Army was formed on June 14, 1775.
It's generally referred to as the Colonial Army or the Continental Army.
James Armistead Lafayette was a soldier in the Continental Army. He was born a slave and he was also a spy for the Americans and one of the country's first double agents.
The first Continental Congress created the Continental army and also wrote the Declaration of Independence. The Continental Congress is also responsible for making George Washington the General of the Army.
James armistead,an african American was
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The Continental Army.
The first success of the continental army occurred at Trenton. This was a desperate win during the battle of Saratoga which ended up being a major victory for the army.
The First Congress for the continetal Army