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In the summer of 1775, General George Washington, newly-appointed Commander of the "Army of the United Colonies," inspects members of the 10th Massachusetts Regiment - part of a living history program entitled "Now We Are One," focusing on the birth of the Continental Army - at Minute Man National Historical Park, Concord, Massachusetts. |
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