6th Maryland Regiment

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The 6th Maryland Regiment was a Continental Army infantry unit from Maryland that gained distinction for its disciplined performance and heavy engagement in key battles of the American Revolutionary War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Continental Army infantry regiment
military unit
activeDuringConflict American Revolutionary War NERFINISHED
allegiance Continental Congress NERFINISHED
associatedWith Maryland Line regiments NERFINISHED
branch Continental Army NERFINISHED
category Maryland in the American Revolution NERFINISHED
Military units and formations of the Continental Army
commandStructure Continental Army Southern Department NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
disbandedAfter American Revolutionary War NERFINISHED
engagedInBattle Battle of Camden NERFINISHED
Battle of Eutaw Springs NERFINISHED
Battle of Guilford Court House NERFINISHED
Battle of Hobkirk’s Hill NERFINISHED
historicalEra 18th century
location Maryland NERFINISHED
militaryRole infantry
notableFor disciplined performance in battle
heavy engagement in key battles of the American Revolutionary War
notedFor effective bayonet charges
steadiness under fire
partOf Maryland Line NERFINISHED
raisedBy State of Maryland NERFINISHED
raisedIn Maryland NERFINISHED
serviceEntryYear 1776
theaterOfOperations Southern theater of the American Revolutionary War NERFINISHED
typeOfUnit line regiment

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Otho Holland Williams commanded 6th Maryland Regiment