Battle of Carlisle

The Battle of Carlisle took place in December 1776 during the American Revolutionary War. It was fought near Carlisle, Pennsylvania, between American Patriots and British forces. The Patriots aimed to defend the town and maintain control of vital supply lines, while the British sought to capture it to weaken the American resistance. The battle resulted in a Patriot victory, helping to secure the area temporarily. It was part of broader efforts to resist British advances and protect American-held territory during the war for independence.