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the battle was so important because it was so that the australians could take back a chunk of the Germans army, the megority were on mont st quentin as a look out and the Australian army destroyed them
It signed the unstoppable decline of wooden battleships' age.
Because they wanted to!
well basically because everyone is awesome lool
The battle of Germantown was a British victory.
Germantown
Battle of Germantown happened on 1777-10-04.
Dhaqwan and John were the real OGs that won the battle and took out the entire army
the British =(
John Laurens was an American solider during the Revolution. He was injured in the Battle of Germantown by a shooting.
The British one
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The Battle of Germantown, PA took place on October 4, 1777 and resulted in a British victory. About 1,000 people on both sides were injured with about 200 deaths.
George Washington and Sir William Howe
October 4, 1777