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15 Facts About the Courage of the 1st Rhode Island Regiment

Darren March 27, 2026 8 min

11. The Death of Their Commander

11. The Death of Their Commander
Colonel Christopher Greene’s valor at Pine’s Bridge exemplifies unwavering commitment to his men.

Colonel Christopher Greene was killed defending his men during a surprise Loyalist attack at Pine’s Bridge in 1781, underscoring his commitment to his soldiers and earning him a revered place in regimental memory.

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