The Battle of Springfield was a significant conflict during the American Revolutionary War, occurring on June 23, 1780, in Springfield, New Jersey. This battle was part of the larger campaign to control the region and protect vital supply routes. The American forces, led by General Nathanael Greene, faced off against British troops commanded by General William Howe. The battle was marked by strategic maneuvers and fierce fighting, ultimately resulting in a tactical victory for the Americans. Although the British were unable to capture Springfield, the engagement demonstrated the resilience of the American forces and contributed to the ongoing struggle for independence from British rule.