William Rapp

Retired U.S. Army Major General William Rapp, with 33 years of service and a PhD from Stanford, dives into the American Revolution's Boston Campaign. He discusses the colonies' initial hesitations about revolution, sparked by British policies. Key battles like Lexington, Concord, and Bunker Hill illustrate this turning point. Rapp sheds light on George Washington's strategic genius and the clever tactics that led to the British evacuation from Boston. His insights emphasize the critical role of leadership and unity in the face of adversity.