United States Army Founded and Washington’s First Year
The piece traces the origins of the United States Army from its Continental Congress authorization in 1775 through General Washington’s early leadership. It notes how early regiments formed from four New England colonies faced poor training, and how officers and enlisted men adapted to a nascent force. It highlights Washington’s recruitment drive, the one year enlistment, and the emergence of a Continental Army ready to defend the new nation.
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Math expert Mohtenman tangled in checks case Fort Worth
A polished young man in Fort Worth faced federal charges after being arrested in San Antonio on May 31 for passing bad checks. Charles Mohtenman, claiming a love of numbers, demonstrated arithmetic for officers and recalled biblical verses to justify his math claims while admitting to swindling many people. He faces indictments in three states and will stand trial in Fort Worth.
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