My forebear George Carpenter/Zimmerman, died at Valley Forge, I think probably in June 1778. His son lived. I don’t know if the son was at Valley Forge. I would like to know where George would be buried and also the hospital he would have been in. I am now 80 years old so I’m in a hurry ha ha. Thank you, J. Bordine.

It's definitely by God's grace everything worked out!!!

Great educational film. Well directed, great actors, camera work , set design....👍

The Stephens family house is still there!!

So much of this i didnt know makes me proud of their saccrifices.

We as a country were so ahead of times back then racially. We had so many black soldiers

I'm a 7th grade teacher and my kiddos were so ecstatic and captivated by this fine film.

Nicely done!

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Interesting to notice: once the Continentals abandoned "hiding behind trees and walls" and started standing in lines and fighting like the British, they started winning.

water.

Don't forget the Spanish allies from the far Western continent. Sending goods.

It looks miserable