Cool article on US Revolutionary War marksmanship training of the militia.
I'm currently reading Patriot Battles: How the Revolutionary War Was Fought which is long on the specifics of the fighting, so this article really interested me.

The Fayetteville Observer has a good article on the swamps of Robeson County, North Carolina (County seat, Lumberton. Its reminder that "Sherman's March to the Sea" was not easy on Sherman's troops, either.

The Battles of Saratoga - American Revolutionary War

	A tank bag sized guide to the battles with 16 pictures from the ride, a National Park Service map and a custom route map of the 152 mile ride from Stillwater, NY ( approximately 24 miles north of Albany, NY ).
USD $4.99 for electronic PDF	USD $9.99 for laminated hard copy by snail mail

Tim Abbott at Walking the Berkshires has a good post on the history of the Iroquois Indians and the American Revolution as part of the Military History Carnival.

I rode through this area in May 2007 and the area is not only historically intriguing, but one of the best riding areas I've experienced east of the Mississippi. I wrote one detailed ride on the subject around the Fort Bull area and have an Oriskany ride in the works. I really like the Don Troiani painting of the Oriskany battle that Tim posts.

Besides being a great place to ride with mountains, country roads, and seaside, North Carolina holds some of the coolest battlefield riding in such a compact area. Check out A Student of History's dissertaion summary on North Carolina and the Revolutionary War.
Battlefield Biker rides; Moore's Creek Bridge, Guilford Courthouse and nearby in South Carolina, Cowpens.
And for those of you who only think of the Civil War, Fort Fisher.