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|name=Battle of Bennington
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|image=[[File:1-battle-of-bennington-1777-granger-1.jpg|300px]]
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|begin=August 16, 1777
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|end=Same day
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|place=Rensselaer County, New York,<br/>10 miles from Bennington, Vermont
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|theater=Northern Theater
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|campaign=Saratoga Campaign
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|result=American victory
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|combatants1=Continental Army
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|combatants2=British Royal Army
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|commanders1=[[John Stark]]<br/>Major General,<br/>Continental Army<br/>[[Seth Warner]]<br/>Colonel,<br/>Vermont Militia
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|commanders2=[[Friedrich Baum]]<br/>Lt. Colonel,<br/>Royal Army<br/>[[Heinrich von Breymann]]<br/>Lt. Colonel,<br/>Royal Army
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|strength1=2,350
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|strength2=1,450
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|casualties1=Killed: 30<br/>Wounded: 40
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|casualties2=Killed: 207<br/>Captured: 700
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}}
 
The '''Battle of Bennington''' took place shortly prior to the [[Battle of Saratoga]], on August 16, 1777.  It took place in Walloomsac, New York, with the aid of the [[Green Mountain Boys]] who together with Continental soldiers successfully defended military stores in Bennington, Vermont.  Some of the Continental Soldiers were led by [[John Langdon]], who would become one of the Founding Fathers.
 
The '''Battle of Bennington''' took place shortly prior to the [[Battle of Saratoga]], on August 16, 1777.  It took place in Walloomsac, New York, with the aid of the [[Green Mountain Boys]] who together with Continental soldiers successfully defended military stores in Bennington, Vermont.  Some of the Continental Soldiers were led by [[John Langdon]], who would become one of the Founding Fathers.
  
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