British Indian Department auxiliaries

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The British Indian Department auxiliaries were Indigenous and Loyalist forces organized and directed by the British Indian Department to fight alongside British regulars during the American Revolutionary War.

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British Indian Department auxiliaries canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf auxiliary troops
irregular military force
military unit
allegiance British Crown
Great Britain
associatedWith British Indian policy in North America
Butler’s Rangers
surface form: Butler's Rangers

Iroquois Confederacy
Iroquois warriors
surface form: Mohawk warriors
commandStructure officers of the British Indian Department
conflict American Revolutionary War
country Great Britain
directedBy British Indian Department
dissolvedFollowing end of the American Revolutionary War
endTime 1783
hasPart Indigenous warriors
Loyalist militia
Loyalist rangers
historicalPeriod 18th century
languageOfCommand English
notableCommander Guy Johnson
John Butler
John Johnson
operatedIn Great Lakes region
Ohio Valley region
surface form: Ohio Valley

frontier regions of British North America
Northern theater of the American Revolutionary War
surface form: northern theater of the American Revolutionary War
opposedTo Continental Army
Patriot militias
organizedBy British Indian Department
partOf British Indian Department
primaryFunction mobilize Indigenous allies for Britain
support British regular forces
recruitedFrom Indigenous nations allied to Britain
Loyalist settlers in North America
role fought alongside British regulars
frontier warfare
raiding operations
scouting and reconnaissance
startTime 1775
status disbanded
subordinateTo British Army
typeOfUnit Native and Loyalist auxiliary forces
usedTactic ambushes
guerrilla warfare
hit-and-run attacks

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Battle of Oriskany combatantSide British Indian Department auxiliaries