Tag: Jack Darrell Crowder

“How Disease Affected the Military During the American Revolution” by Jack Darrell Crowder

October 30, 2021

From March 22, 1765, to December 15, 1791, the American Revolution started and ended with great loss of lives; over 6,000 Americans. This doesn’t count the many British lives lost as a result of this war. Between the years of 1775-1778, something as small as a microbe or cell cost many more lives, various diseases, particularly SMALLPOX! Many estimated that upward of 12,000 lives were lost to these diseases! … More “How Disease Affected the Military During the American Revolution” by Jack Darrell Crowder

“Game Changer: Military Decisions That Helped Win the American Revolution” by Jack Darrell Crowder

October 5, 2021

Jack Darrell Crowder, leads the reader through insightful discourses that examine how the outcome of the American Revolution was influenced by military decisions made during key events. … More “Game Changer: Military Decisions That Helped Win the American Revolution” by Jack Darrell Crowder

“We Were Once Warriors” by Jack Darrell Crowder

November 11, 2020

Set in the late 1700’s, the American Revolutionary War was fought between the Continental Army and the British. The former British colonies eventually prevailed in victory but not without great loss of life. The aftermath of the war not only took lives, but ruined families. “We Were Once Warriors” by Author Jack Darrell Crowder not only goes into great detail about this deadly conflict but tells it from the perspective of a former war veteran, Sgt. Matthew Scott of the Continental Army. … More “We Were Once Warriors” by Jack Darrell Crowder