Organizing the Resistance

[KG Erwin]

In the long Revolutionary campaign, the one problem I'm having is in organizing regional armies. The US has regiments popping up hither and thither, and concentrating them into effective commands is a real problem, especially if infiltrating British units stand in the way. In the New England states it's not a problem, as Washington arrives and the Continental Army is formed. In the Central/Southern colonies, unifying command is a huge issue. I have yet to figure out a solution to this problem. The only option I can come up with is detaching commanders from Washington's army and sending them south.

[GShock]

I am taking the long path to the campaign the same way i did with AACW. 6 months playing all scenarios both sides before my first attempt. I think the british may have similar issues with assembling big forces away from the reinforcement centers. What i have noticed though is that british have a far superior quality.

Hence, while sending down your troops, employing training officers in this transfer is an absolute must. 

[shaunchattey]

Tbh theres no easy way to organise armys, i tend to send a few leaders alone galloping through the lands from the northern main front to lead resistance bands against the british.
Also i generally pick a large town now and then to use as a base of operations, which also helps.