Benedict Arnold
Continental commander in the northern campaigns before his later treason
Campaign relationship atlas
Revolutionary War Commanders
Follow commanders and formations across documented battlefield appearances, then open each battle to inspect the order of battle, tactical role, evidence, and campaign context.
Charles Cornwallis
British field commander whose 1776 service linked New York operations to the pursuit across New Jersey
George Washington
Commander in Chief of the Continental Army
Guy Carleton
British governor and commander who preserved Quebec and reversed the American invasion
Henry Clinton
British general involved in the New York turning movements and the failed 1776 southern expedition
Henry Knox
Continental artillery officer whose logistics and gunnery connected Ticonderoga, Boston and the New Jersey counteroffensive
Israel Putnam
New England general whose early-war service connected Bunker Hill to the 1776 defense of New York
John Glover
Massachusetts commander and mariner whose regiment repeatedly solved water-crossing and rear-guard problems
Nathanael Greene
Continental general involved in the New York defenses and New Jersey counteroffensive
Thomas Knowlton
Continental officer associated with reconnaissance, Rangers and the Battle of Harlem Heights
William Howe
British commander in chief during the 1776 New York campaign