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"Do not fire until you see the whites of their eyes!"

―Israel Putnam speaking to his men at Battle of Bunker Hill.

Israel Putnam (1718 – 1790) was an American general in the Continental Army who fought with distinction at the Battle of Bunker Hill during the American Revolutionary War.

Biography

Battle of Bunker Hill

During the Battle of Bunker Hill, Putnam was approached by the Assassin Ratonhnhake:ton, who desired a Patriot victory as the British troops were under the command of a Templar, Major John Pitcairn.

To achieve this, Putnam tasked him with disabling two British frigates who were bombarding the nearby area from the harbor. Once the deed was done, Putnam rallied his troops, delivering a harrowing speech, as Connor set out to assassinate Pitcairn.

He succeeded in killing the major, but nevertheless, Putnam was outnumbered and forced to retreat, granting the British a Pyrrhic victory.

Vouching for Connor

One year later, Connor was captured by the Templars and falsely accused of plotting to assassinate General George Washington, a crime the Templars themselves had committed.

He later escaped execution and killed the true conspirator, Thomas Hickey, before he could strike Washington. When surrounded by armed guards after murdering Hickey, it was Putnam who arrived to vouch for Connor's innocence, proclaiming him a hero to the Patriot cause.

Gallery

• Concept art of Israel Putnam.
  Concept art of Israel Putnam.
• Israel Putnam smoking a cigar.
  Israel Putnam smoking a cigar.

Reference

• Assassin's Creed III