Custer in the Civil War GENERAL CUSTER' LETTER TO THE MEN OF THE THIRD DIVISION April 14, 1865: the end of the American Civil War at Appomattox Court House

" They were all drawn up in line of battle, shooting well and fighting hard, but there were so many people around them, that they could not help being killed. They still held their line of battle and kept fighting and falling from their horses; fighting...

THE CUSTER LEGACY General George A. Custer and General George S. Patton are the only generals cited in the official US army song (1956). Intro: March along, sing our song, with the Army of the free Count the brave, count the true, who have fought to victory...

LITTLE BIGHORN CAMPAIGN Testimony of trumpeter A. F. Mulford visiting the battlefield in 1877 TESTIMONY OF PRIVATE MULFORD Source: The Custer Myth: A Source Book of Custerania, edited by Col. William Graham, The Stackpole Books., page 378 "After a hasty...

WHAT CUSTER WORE Sources: The Custer Myth: A Source Book of Custerania, edited by Colonel W.A. Graham, The Stackpole Books, , pages 342 - 343 "General Custer carried a Remington Sporting rifle, octagonal barrel; two Bulldog selfcocking, English, white-handled...

BATTLE OF THE WASHITA KNOWN FATALITIES 80 Cheyenne warriors, warchiefs or civilians have been named during the researchs on the Battle of the Washita source : Jerome Greene, Washita: The Army and the Southern Cheyennes, University of Oklahoma Press, pages...