LISTEN TO GARRY OWEN! congratulations to Mike! Garry Owen was the unofficial marching song of the Seventh Cavalry. Gen. Custer reportedly heard the song among his Irish troop and liked it. The tune was then played so often the 7th became tied to it. The...

The controversy that proved General Miles was right MAR(IA) ADAM'S AFFIDAVIT Maria Adams was Custer's black servant, like Eliza (in the picture) before her. After the battle of the Little Bighorn, General Terry stated that Custer had disobeyed orders....

Benteen. Be quick. Bring packs. source : CBHMA ; Robert Utley, Cavalier In Buckskin, new edition 2001, pp.159-162 . Historian Charles Kulhman " Custer meant, in that order, that he wanted the ammunition taken from the [pack] train and rushed ahead as...

HOLD THE LINE Federal accounts of the Last Stand Edited by David Cornut, author of "Little Bighorn, autopsy of a legendary battle" (published in French, 2006) - contact@custerwest.org sources : Graham, The Custer Myth, page 220 Scott, Fox, Connors, Archaeological...

"Little Big Man" Movie by Arthur Penn, 1970 With Dustin Hoffmann, Faye Dunaway The movie was created to support the communist dictatorship in Vietnam against the United States of America during the Vietnam war. Indians are depicted as brave patriots,...

TO THE LAST MAN Indian accounts of the Last Stand Edited by David Cornut, author of "Little Bighorn, autopsy of a legendary battle" (published in French, 2006) - contact@custerwest.org sources : Michno, Lakota Noon, pages 52, 251-256, 260 Hardorff, Lakota...

The story of an archaeological fraud MY LIE ON THE PLAINS "Certainly there is (no) archaeological evidence of a swirling, furious finale to the Custer battle - no famous last stand." Richard A. Fox, Archaeology, History and Custer's Last battle, page...

INTRODUCTION TAKE A STAND FOR HISTORY Video: introduction to the Little Bighorn affair Most of what is said about the battle of Little Bighorn (or Little Big Horn) is utterly false. Built by authors, poets and military officers involved in the battle...

The greatest hero of Little Bighorn THOMAS WEIR Answering the call of duty… against all odds By David Cornut Author of “Little Bighorn, autopsie d’une bataille légendaire” (384 pages, France, 2006) Sources quoted in the text. ___ Captain Thomas B. Weir...

WATCHING A BATTLE ON WEIR POINT by David Cornut, author of "Little Big Horn" (France, 2006) contact@custerwest.org Benteen eventually followed Weir (see "Reno Hill"), but only 30 minutes after him. The battle was still raging on, as Historian Gregory...