On 21 May Generals George Washington and the Comte de Rochambeau met to discuss potential operations against the British, considering either an assault or siege on the principal British base at New York City, or operations against the British forces in Virginia.
On 21 May Generals George Washington and the Comte de Rochambeau, respectively the commanders of the American and French armies in North America, met to discuss potential operations against the British. They considered either an assault or siege on the principal British base at New York City, or operations against the British forces in Virginia.