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16142 - General “Mad” Anthony Wayne Mounted, 1794 K&C WH 31204 - Union Infantry SideGeneral Mad Anthony Wayne Mounted, 1794 During the American Revolution, Brigadier General Anthony Wayne saw action at the battles of Brandywine, Germantown, and Monmouth. He led the daring nighttime assault at the Battle of Stony Point and was wounded in action. Waynes brash and fiery temperament made him a better tactician than strategist and earned him the nickname, Mad. During the war he was commended by General Washington in official papers and