Continental Army » Southern Army (Continental Army)
Army · United States · September 25, 1778 – June 30, 1783
The Continental Army of the Southern Department: lost with Lincoln at Charleston in 1780, beaten under Gates at Camden, and rebuilt by Nathanael Greene.
Recorded for American Revolutionary War.
Sub-units 1
Attached units 3
- 1st Maryland Regiment Sent south with de Kalb in April 1780
- Lee's Legion
- 1st Maryland Regiment
Engagements 16
- Siege of Boston
- Battle of Long Island
- Battle of White Plains
- Battle of Trenton
- Battle of Princeton
- Battle of Brandywine
- Battle of Germantown
- Battle of Monmouth
- Battle of Stony Point
- Siege of Savannah
- Siege of Charleston
- Battle of Springfield
- Battle of Camden
- Battle of Cowpens
- Battle of Guilford Courthouse
- Battle of Eutaw Springs
Movements
- Lincoln takes command at Purrysburg on the Savannah River · map
- Siege of Savannah with the French (Siege of Savannah) · map
- Falls back to Charleston · map
- Siege of Charleston: Lincoln surrenders the army on 12 May (Siege of Charleston) · map
- Gates takes command of the rebuilt army at Coxe's Mill, North Carolina · map
- Battle of Camden: routed (Battle of Camden) · map
- Survivors regroup at Hillsborough · map
- Greene takes command at Charlotte · map
- Camp of repose at Cheraw · map
- Race to the Dan: crosses into Virginia at Boyd's Ferry · map
- Battle of Guilford Courthouse (Battle of Guilford Courthouse) · map
- Battle of Hobkirk's Hill near Camden · map
- Siege of Ninety-Six · map
- Camp in the High Hills of Santee · map
- Battle of Eutaw Springs (Battle of Eutaw Springs) · map
- Hems in Charleston from the Jacksonborough and Ashley River camps (approximate) · map
- Enters Charleston as the British leave; remains until disbanded (date approximate) · map