In July 1775, a company of ninety-six Virginia frontiersmen assembled in Winchester, Virginia, preparing for an extraordinary journey that would showcase both theirphysical endurance and their commitment to the American cause. Led by Captain Daniel Morgan, these riflemen would march to join General George Washington's Continental Army besieging Boston, completing the journey in a mere twenty-one days, a feat that would astonish military observers and establish Morgan's reputation as one of America's most capable military leaders.