Commander-in-Chief Flag - Flown Over Mount Vernon Signed First Edition snow-covered roof to the horse-drawn

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the Commander in Chief Flag is also commonly referred to as the Washington's Headquarter Flag

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Commander-in-Chief Flag - Flown Over Mount Vernon Signed First Edition snow-covered roof to the horse-drawnChosen unanimously by Congress on June 19th of 1775, George Washington would accept the role of leading the Continental Army against the British, along with the title Commander in Chief. Only a few weeks later would he assume full command on July 3rd, 1775, in Cambridge, Massachusetts as the Continental Army began surrounding the British Army in Boston. As the Commander in Chief, Washington followed the typical European tradition of having a personal