Custer and the Little Bighorn

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Custer's Last Thoughts

General Miles talked about the Little Big Horn Read Miles' "Personal Recollections" here : The Custer Massacre , pp. 212-220 Visiting Custer battlefield, pp. 283-293 NELSON APPLETON MILES US General in chief Nelson A. Miles (1839-), American soldier,....

At the only official inquiry on the Little Bighorn, Major Reno and Captain Benteen presented a false exhibit FALSE EXHIBIT AT THE COURT OF INQUIRY (II) source : Robert Nightengale, Little Big Horn, FarWest Publishing, appendix C (copy of the original...

At the only official inquiry on the Little Bighorn, Major Reno and Captain Benteen presented a false exhibit FALSE EXHIBIT AT THE COURT OF INQUIRY Major Reno’s lawyer showed three exhibits in the Reno Court of Inquiry. #1 was the report, which contradicts...

This court was the only official inquiry on the Little Bighorn RENO'S LIES AT THE RENO COURT OF INQUIRY These are extracts from Reno’s official report (which is like a testimony under oath in the military) and his testimony under oath at the Court of...

CUSTER'S LAST STAND, SOME OF THE CLUES TO THE CASE FOR BETRAYAL

BLACK KETTLE source: Chief Black Kettle, by historian Gregory F. Michno, custerwest.org member and author of several important Custer books, Wild West magazine, December 2005, History Net "After all the efforts of both sides, the treaty lasted only until...

TESTIMONIES ON RENO IN THE TIMBER Reno’s position [in the timber] was impregnable and nothing but fear could have prompted his retreat. __ Lieutenant DeRudio, Company M, 7th cavalry, after Little Bighorn (Sklenar, Larry, To Hell with Honor, p.365) ++...

2006 National Park Service study shows that 200 Indian warriors have been killed RESEARCHS FROM THE LITTLE BIG HORN BATTLEFIELD ON INDIAN CASUALTIES source: Friends of the Little Bighorn Association, 2006 summer event "From this vantage point we had a...