Demobilization of The Connecticut Line
January 1, 1783.
- The 1st Connecticut Regiment.
- The 2d Connecticut Regiment.
- The 3d Connecticut Regiment.
- (The 4th Connecticut Regiment was disbanded on January 1, 1783).
- (The 5th Connecticut Regiment was disbanded on January 1, 1783).
June 15, 1783.
- The 1st Connecticut Regiment was redesignated the Connecticut Regiment.
- (The 2d Connecticut Regiment was furloughed).
- (The 3d Connecticut Regiment was furloughed).
November 15, 1783.
The three remaining regiments in the Connecticut Line were disbanded.
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