The Legion created the United States Military's first basic training facility at Legionville in western Pennsylvania, on the banks of the Ohio River. This was created, in part, to escape the negative affect that Pittsburgh had on discipline. In autumn 1793, the Legion decamped by barge and advanced to the western Ohio frontier down the Ohio River to a camp near Fort Washington dubbed "Hobson's Choice," where they were joined by units of the Kentucky Militia under Virginia Brigadier General Charles Scott. A month later, the Legion moved northward past the western outposts Fort Hamilton, Fort St. Clair, and Fort Jefferson into Native American territory and established Fort Greene Ville. The Legion also occupied Fort Knox in the far western town of Vincennes.