If you're talking about the American revolution it could be pretty easily argued that logistic issues were among the main factors that contributed to the Continental victory. I don't want to derail this thread, but from Romans to Huns, from Alexander to Khan from WWII to Ukraine every great military or victory you've ever heard of existed/happen in large part due to strong supply line management. All of them or due in large part to supply chain/line failures (Russia-Ukraine/American Revolution). Some of them actually were successful BECAUSE of them, as in, it was one of their strongest tactical advantages.
Alexander was definitely among the tops in "ancient" history. Khan moreso for the style and training of troop movement which greatly reduced supply demands. The Huns had a very unique "supply line" strategy in addition to revolutionary tactics. I could go on and on.
I would suggest doing some research on logistics and supply line in relation to the America Revolution. It's actually really interesting, imo.