The recorder of the Inquiry on Little Bighorn confirmed his opinion on the betrayal to Elizabeth Custer JESSE LEE'S LETTER TO MISS CUSTER source: "A Very Real Salmagundi; or Look What I Found This Summer", ed. by John M. Carroll, 1980, edited by custerwest.org...

Brigadier General Custer, 23 years old, who gained his title 60 hours before the Battle of Gettysburg, won the East Cavalry Fight (July 3, 1863) against legendary General J.E.B. Stuart FIRST LAURELS source : Echoes of Gettysburg edited by custerwest.org...

The press was condemning the betrayal during Custer's Last Stand THE PRESS AND THE LITTLE BIGHORN source : Greasy Grass Magazine, Volume XVIII, May 2002 , edited by custerwest.org member Jeff Veach From the North Carolina Weekly Star, 1879, after the...

Video of the battlefield, the Visitor Center, Custer Hill and the Indian Monument TAKE A TOUR OF THE BATTLEFIELD

It is up to you ! BECOME LITTLE BIGHORN DETECTIVE "Doubt is the incentive to truth and inquiry leads the way." (H. Ballou) click here to read the full archives of the Reno Court of Inquiry unmask the perjuries, the cover-up and the whitewash of the I...

Historian and LBH specialist Bruce Liddic on Benteen's and Reno's behavior during the Court of Inquiry on the Little Bighorn BENTEEN'S AND RENO'S TESTIMONIES source: Bruce Liddic, Vanishing Victory: Custer's Final March, Upton & Sons, 2004, pages 38,...

CUSTER IN PHOTOGRAPHS Pictures of Lieutenant-Colonel Custer, 7th US cavalry

Heroes of Little Bighorn from England HER MAJESTY SOLDIERS source: 7th cavalry records. miniatures: http://gloryguys.com ; artwork: Benda Murphy's "Courage is rightly esteemed the first of human qualities... because it is the quality which guarantees...

BENTEEN CELEBRATED LITTLE BIGHORN "There he is, God damn him. He will never fight anymore." Captain Benteen while seeing General Custer's body, June 27, 1876 "I thought that Custer could take care of himself ." Captain Benteen to the Court of Inquiry,...

Captain Carter was the friend of many Little Bighorn veterans and was appalled by their perjuries during the Inquiry on the battle "THEY'VE NEVER TOLD THE WHOLE TRUTH" source: Colonel William Graham, The Custer Myth, 1953, Stackpole Books, pages 309-316...