Review: New wargame captures uncertainty of the American Revolution
The American Revolution's outcome was far from certain. Creating an effective army was crucial for the colonists. As long as they could maintain a presence, Britain would be compelled to continue fighting.
The Continental Army faced numerous defeats, yet their ability to persist was key. This aspect of the war is often overlooked in popular accounts. Further details on this topic are available from the Military Times, which offers a review of a new wargame that explores the uncertainty of the American Revolution.
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