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I hope you continue to enjoy The Bulletin and find it helpful in keeping abreast of the activities of The National Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route Association on numerous fronts. Thank you for your input, assistance, suggestions, comments and other kind words. To keep up with all news of our Association, please check our Web site regularly: www.w3r-us.org

I hope you continue to enjoy The Bulletin and find it helpful in keeping abreast of the activities of The National Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route Association on numerous fronts. Thank you for your input, assistance, suggestions, comments and other kind words. To keep up with all news of our Association, please check our Web site regularly: www.w3r-us.org

I hope you continue to enjoy The Bulletin and find it helpful in keeping abreast of the activities of The National Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route Association on numerous fronts. Thank you for your input, assistance, suggestions, comments and other kind words. To keep up with all news of our Association, please check our Web site regularly: www.w3r-us.org

The Bulletin

A monthly publication of The National Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route Association

July 2022           On the Web: www.w3r-us.org           Vol. 2, No. 7

 

 Arrival of French Forces Celebrated in Rhode Island 

National Chair Larry Abell, left, “General Rochambeau” and Vice Chair Bruce Donald at the Newport waterfront ceremony. Photo by Elaine Lawton

 Emphasizing the importance of French aid to the United States,…[Read More]

The Bulletin

A monthly publication of The National Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route Association

June 2022           On the Web: www.w3r-us.org           Vol. 2, No. 6

 

Rochambeau Descendant Visits Odell House…

Nathalie de Gouberville, a sixth-generation descendant of Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, comte de Rochambeau, and her husband, Philippe, visited several sites associated with her famous ancestor during a May trip to the United States from their home,…[Read More]

The Bulletin

A monthly publication of The National Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route Association

May 2022           On the Web: www.w3r-us.org           Vol. 2, No. 5

 

Leadership Hits Ground Running after Annual Meeting

With the Annual Meeting barely ended, the re-elected and new officers and directors of W3R-US
are focusing with new vigor on the ever-expanding work and reach of the Association….[Read More]

The Bulletin

A monthly publication of The National Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route Association

April 2022           On the Web: www.w3r-us.org           Vol. 2, No. 4

 

 Grand Reconnaissance Helped Decide Allies’ Next Move

National Chair Larry Abell and three other officers won new two-year terms April 23 during the Annual Meeting of W3R-US. Also re-elected were Recording Secretary Jeff Canning,…[Read More]

The Bulletin

A monthly publication of The National Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route Association

MARCH 2022           On the Web: www.w3r-us.org           Vol. 2, No. 3

 

 Grand Reconnaissance Helped Decide Allies’ Next Move  

Dr. Iris de Rode explains the importance of the Grand Reconnaissance. Photo by Jeff Canning

George Washington hoped his new French allies would help him recapture New York City and avenge earlier defeats but three crucial days in July 1781 helped convince him that prospects for a seminal victory over the British were better in Virginia. …[Read More]