Did Custer rely too much on his original plan although he must have known that Reno and Benteen weren't following him? CUSTER & COGNITION Extracts from an article by David C. Gompert and Richard L. Kugler, Distinguished Research Professors in the Center...

Are you ready to be sermonized? HBO's 2007 BURY MY HEART AT WOUNDED KNEE TV review By Virginia Heffernan, May 25, 2007 This project was doomed to overreach and to sermonize. To begin with, it’s about American Indians, who ever since Sacheen Littlefeather...

A famous star of American football is the great-great grandson of Custer's bandmaster FROM GARRYOWEN IN GLORY! It is a long way from the weather-beaten, brownish-yellow buffalo grass that blankets the quiet bluffs of the Little Bighorn battle site in...

Delos G. Sanbertson was scalped at Washita by a warrior but survived STORY OF A PRIVATE Private Delos G. Sanbertson : "I was scalped at Washita" "When it was fully daylight, we all gave a big yell and charged right down into camp. The lodges were all...

A look on John Martin ( Giovanni Crisostomo Martini )'s life after Little Bighorn TRACKING DOWN CUSTER'S LAST BUGLER The Cypress Hills National Cemetery in Brooklyn is the final resting place of several long-dead luminaries, among them a few Medal of...

Mexican General Santa Anna's spurs were used by Custer at Little Bighorn FROM THE ALAMO TO CUSTER'S LAST STAND source: Norfolk Historical Society The Huger spur was crafted of steel, probably in the 1840s, with a gold-inlaid band intricately engraved...

How Custer managed his units during Civil War battles CUSTER'S TACTICS edited by "conz" , military officer, West Point graduate, LBH.info source: Custer Victorious , by Gregory J. Urwin, Bison Books Time is of the essence: “Custer was still a good two...

Eyewitness account of the heroic battle of the Ia Drang in Vietnam, November 14-18 1965 LAST STAND OF THE SEVENTH CAVALRY (1965) by Private 1st Class Jack P. Smith, Mishalov.com The 1st Battalion had been fighting continuously for three or four days,...

BEST OF CUSTER'S LAST STAND "I will never forget this battle." Chief Two Moon More Custer movies and videos here Buy the movie or the making-of in VHS now! click on the cover

General Custer's triumph during the Civil War THE BATTLE OF WAYNESBORO by Roy Morris Jr., America's Civil War Magazine, March 2001, HistoryNet The winter of 1864-65 was one of the harshest on record in Virginia's war-torn Shenandoah Valley. Heavy snows...