The Siege of Ninety-Six was a significant military engagement during the American Revolutionary War, occurring from May to June 1781. It took place in the town of Ninety-Six, South Carolina, where American forces, led by General Nathanael Greene, aimed to capture a British stronghold. The siege was marked by a series of skirmishes and strategic maneuvers. Despite the Americans' efforts, the siege ultimately failed, and the British, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel John Cruger, successfully defended the fortifications. The event highlighted the challenges faced by the Continental Army and contributed to the ongoing struggle for independence in the southern colonies.