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What was Steuben's title in the Continental Army when he reformed it into a professional fighting force?
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Steuben was given the title of Inspector General of the Continental Army in 1778, and he set about reforming it into a professional fighting force. He instituted new training methods and drills, and he improved the soldiers' discipline and morale. He also helped to improve the Army's supply system and logistics.
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