Continental Army Staff — valley forge
- Commander-in-Chief
- General George Washington
- Aides de Camp to the Commander-In-Chief
- Lieutenant Colonel John Fitzgerald
- Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Hamilton
- Lieutenant Colonel Robert Hanson Harrison
- Lieutenant Colonel John Laurens
- Lieutenant Colonel Richard Meade
- Dr. James McHenry
- Tench Tilghman
- Adjutant General
- Colonel Timothy Pickering (also served on Board of War)
- Colonel Alexander Scammell (appointed January 5, 1778)
- Inspector General
- Major General Thomas Conway
- Major General Friedrich von Steuben (appointed March 28, 1778)
- Commander, Corps of Engineers
- Brigadier General Louis Lebeque Duportail
- Quartermaster General
- Major General Nathanael Greene (appointed March 1778)
- Assistant Quartermaster Generals
- Charles Pettit
- John Cox
- Commissary General of Purchases
- William Buchanan (August 1777 – April 1778)
- Jeremiah Wadsworth (appointed April 1778)
- Commissary General of Issues
- Colonel Charles Stewart
- Commissary General of Forage
- Clement Biddle
- Commissary General of Musters
- Joseph Ward
- Deputy Muster Master General
- William Bradford
- Assistant Director, General Hospital Department at Valley Forge
- Dr. James Craik
- Judge Advocate General
- John Laurance
- Paymaster General
- William Palfrey
- Baker General
- Christopher Ludwick
Collection photographs courtesy of Michael Ticcino, www.mjticcinoimages.com
George C. Neumann Collection, Valley Forge National Historical Park
Muskets: Variety was the term for firearms of the Revolutionary War,
but of all the types of firearms available the most important weapon for
the infantry soldier was the smoothbore musket.
Muskets: Variety was the term for firearms of the Revolutionary War,
but of all the types of firearms available the most important weapon for
the infantry soldier was the smoothbore musket.
