American/ French Lines At Yorktown
On October 7, the British saw the new allied trench just out of musket-range. Over the next two days the allies completed the gun placements and dragged the artillery into line. The British fire began to weaken when they saw the large number of guns the allies had
On October 11, 1781 the allied forces made of Washington's American Army and the Count Rochambaeu's French Force began a second seige line within point blank range of the British Army.
American/ French Lines At Yorktown
On October 7, the British saw the new allied trench just out of musket-range. Over the next two days the allies completed the gun placements and dragged the artillery into line. The British fire began to weaken when they saw the large number of guns the allies had
On October 11, 1781 the allied forces made of Washington's American Army and the Count Rochambaeu's French Force began a second seige line within point blank range of the British Army.