Twenty three year old George Washington accompanied Major General Edward Braddock in 1755 as an aid-de-camp for the expedition against the French Fort Duquesne. He developed a friendship with Captain Robert Orme, who was also an aid to the General. Braddock was wounded and later died at the Battle of Monongahela . Orme was also wounded, leaving Washington the only person left to distribute the General's orders. This later became known as Braddock's Defeat .
Twenty three year old George Washington accompanied Major General Edward Braddock in 1755 as an aid-de-camp for the expedition against the French Fort Duquesne. He developed a friendship with Captain Robert Orme, who was also an aid to the General. Braddock was wounded and later died at the Battle of Monongahela . Orme was also wounded, leaving Washington the only person left to distribute the General's orders. This later became known as Braddock's Defeat .
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