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Articles related to "Custer"
George Armstrong Custer On December 5, 1839, a baby boy was born in a farmhouse in New Rumley, Ohio. Little did his parents know that one day his name would be known around the world. george armstrong custer • custers last stand • little bighorn • south dakota • mary alward
Custer's Wild Ride, part 2 General Custer shoots and kills the horse he is riding at top speed while chasing a buffalo. custer • general • george • armstrong • little
George Armstrong Custer The life, times and violent death of one of America's most controversial generals. general george armstrong custer • military commander • seventh cavalry • battle of the little bighorn • civil war
The Indians at Little Bighorn On June 25, 1876 Custer clashed with Sioux and other Indians at the Battle of the Little Bighorn. This article deals with some of the Indians, on both sides, who were involved in this historic battle. custer • bighorn • varnum • sioux • benteen
Custer's Last Stand (Part 1) There were many reasons for Custer's defeat at the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Some are outlined in this article. One thing is clear: his forces were far outnumbered by the Sioux by a factor of about ten to one. little big horn • rosebud • yellowstone • far west • terry
Custer's Last Stand (Part 2) In a day and a half of fighting, the 7th Cavalry lost three-fourths of its men. The Sioux, and their allies the Cheyenne, decimated the army, without much loss to themselves. Custer did not get his wish of becoming president of the United States. little big horn • rosebud • yellowstone • bighorn • george armstrong custer
The Battle of the Little Bighorn General George Armstrong Custer's battle plan for the Battle of the Little Bighorn fought on the 25th June 1876 was deeply flawed general custer • battle of the little big horn • us army • plains war • battle plan
Custer's Not-So-Fighting Seventh Cavalry Few troopers in Custer's famed unit had any combat experience when they rode against the Sioux at the Little Bighorn River in Montana. custer • seventh cavalry • indians • native american • war
Grasshopper Glacier in Custer National Forest Grasshopper Glacier in the Rocky Mountains is known for its deposits of this insect species, which has a unique history in the high elevations and prairies of the West. grasshopper glacier • rocky mountain insect • custer national forest • glacier in montana • melanoplus spretus
Custer's Wild Ride, part 1 General George Custer meets with various Sioux and Cheyenne leaders in an attempt to bring peace to the plains. custer • general • george • armstrong • little
Camping 99 Destination Series: The Black Hills of South Dakota The Black Hills of South Dakota is a wonderful area in which to take a summer camping vacation. There is something here to satisfy everyone's appetite for outdoors enjoyment. Mount Rushmore is a wonder to experience, but there is much, much more to do and see in these beautiful Black Hills. There are campgrounds and resorts available to fit every camper's preferences. camping • campground • travel • rving • rvers
Crazy Horse Crazy Horse, the great Sioux war chief, is mostly known for his contribution in the victory over General George Custer at the Little Big Horn. In fact, he came out on the winning end many times. He also lived a relatively short life. crazy horse • sitting bull • sioux • cheyenne • red cloud
Culture Clash If war is what happens when diplomacy fails, southeastern Montana marks the site of one of America's greatest diplomatic failures. little big horn • george armstrong custer • montana • sitting bull • sioux
Sitting Bull Sitting Bull was one of the most respected chiefs of the Sioux tribe. His band was the last to submit to life on a reservation. This article tells the story of how he got his name and his rise to leadership of his people. sioux • sitting bull • cheyenne • crow • arapaho
The Visionary Chief Sitting Bull Sitting Bull, a Sioux chief, experienced premonitions during his lifetime, spelling disaster for some and guidance to his people. sitting bull • sioux • hunkpapa • big foot • wounded knee
Errol Flynn & Olivia de Havilland—1939 to 1941 Errol Flynn and Olivia de Havilland create movie romance in their last films together -- Dodge City, Elizabeth and Essex, Santa Fe Trail, & They Died with Their Boots On. errol flynn movies • olivia de havilland movies • errol flynn olivia de havilland • dodge city movie • dodge city flynn
Night at the Museum – Battle of the Smithsonian The movie Night at the Museum - Battle of the Smithsonian inspires a summer reading list for kids, with engaging books on history, science, and art. night at the museum battle of the smithsonian • night at the museum 2 • smithsonian museum • smithsonian • summer reading
Black Hills South Dakota Vacation Keystone, South Dakota is nestled in the magnificent Black Hills. World famous attractions, include Mt. Rushmore, Crazy Horse Monument and Custer Park. black hills • sd • south dakota • keystone • lodging
Sitting Bull Sitting Bull was the last of the great War Chiefs to defy the U.S. Government and try to preserve his people's ancestral home and heritage. chief sitting bull • the black hills gold rush • general george armstrong custer • the battle of little bighorn • buffalo bill cody’s wild west
Calamity Jane: Heroine of the Plains "Calamity Jane" played many roles in life, from nurse to soldier, and mother to marksman. She accomplished many things in her life and has many claims to fame. In this short biography of her life, you read about this outstanding woman of the West. calamity jane • west • guns • marksman • horses
Haunters of the Little Big Horn Ghosts have been seen and heard on battlefields, and in the Stone House, Visitors Center and Apartment C. ghosts of little bighorn • haunted little bighorn • haunted battlefield • montana ghosts • george armstrong custer
A New Wild West In time, the west became dotted with cattle towns, homesteads, and ranches. A new kind of wild critter was inhabiting the west. wild west • cattle towns • american history • soiled doves • wild bill hickok
Chief Crazy Horse An informative look at the life, times and death of this brave Native-American chieftain whose name is forever linked with that of General George Armstrong Custer chief crazy horse • oglala sioux • grattan massacre • conquering bear • fetterman's massacre
Death on the Prairie Exposes Betrayal of Indians In this historical account of the betrayal, abuse and massacre of thousands of native Americans, one will find not one iota of redemption for the white man. death on the prairie • paul wellman • chief joseph • nez perces • sitting bull
Historic Fort Riley, Kansas Fort Riley, Kansas is home to many historic sites. The 1st Infantry Division Museum, the U.S. Cavalry Museum, and Custer House offer insight into military history. historical fort riley • custer house • 1st infantry division museum • u.s. cavalry museum • military museum
Martha "Calamity Jane" Cannary Calamity Jane was a professional Indian Scout, marksman, showman, and personal friend of Wild Bill Hickok who broke through the gender barriers of her time. calamity jane • wild bill hickok • george armstrong custer • buffalo bill cody • buffalo bills wild west
Pompey's Pillar Pompey's Pillar, near Montana's magnificent Yellowstone River, first came into history when William Clark of Lewis and Clark fame carved his name there. william clark • lewis and clark • pompey's pillar national monument • jean baptiste charbonneau • sacagawea
James Butler "Wild Bill" Hickok Wild Bill Hickok had a short, but very exciting life. From plainsman, to army scout, to lawman, he made an impact on the west that will live on in history. james butler hickok • wild bill hickok • abilene • phil coe • rock springs
Military History for the Wargamer I The start of a new resource on Suite101's Wargaming pages: a range of interesting and highly informative military history web sites. wargaming • military history • boxer rebellion • wild west • custer
NWS StormReady Program The National Weather Service has developed the StormReady Program as a way local governments and emergency managers can better prepare of severe weather storm ready • stormready program • severe weather warning • emergency management • hazardous weather plan
The Buffalo Soldiers After the Civil War, black soldiers served in the regular army. Called buffalo soldiers by Plains Indians, these men served with honor and distinction during the Indian Wars of the West. buffalo soldiers • cheyenne • victorio war • lt. flipper • custer
The Southwest Museum Native American history and culture lovingly perserved for visitors to this unusual museum. southwest california • artifacts • charles fletcher lummis • braun research library • mission revival
Wild West Ghosts Western ghosts who don't know when to hang up their spurs and call it quits. george armstrong custer • fort laramie • miners • ghosts • haunts
Visit Mount Rushmore and the Scenic Black Hills The Black Hills not only offers Mount Rushmore, but many other scenic cities with attractions and activities fun for the whole family. Plan ahead for a unique vacation. mount rushmore • south dakota • black hills • deadwood • custer city
James Butler (Wild Bill) Hickok American Legend Wild Bill Hickok was an honorable man who was a war hero, scout, gambler, and lawman who spend most of his life protecting others from crime and injustice wild bill hickok • underground railroad • buffalo bill cody • the u.s. civil war • buffalo hunting in the west
Thaddeus S.C. Lowe, Aeronaut Thaddeus S.C. Lowe was a pioneering airman, whose ambitions to fly the Altantic were curbed the the Civil War. He formed America's first Air Force. thaddeus s.c. lowe • balloonist • transatlantic flight • benjamin franklin • u.s. balloon corps
Vacation in Rapid City South Dakota The Black Hills Mountain range is a spectacular vacation destination, Mt. Rushmore, Crazy Horse Monument, Custer Park and Gold Rush history are all near Rapid City, SD. black hills • lodging • sturgis • mt. rushmore • motorcycle
Ghost Town Just at the stroke of midnight a ghostly Ghost Town appears on the plains. The town is populated with the ghosts of the Earps, Doc. Holiday, Jesse and Frank James, Wild Bill Hickok, Billy the Kid, and many other western notables. ghost town • jesse • frank • james • hickok
Masada As protestors are dragged from the synagogue by their own Israeli police, shouts of "We will not fall again!" swell about the throngs of Jewish settlers, as one by one these brave Isralies are forced to leave their homes in Gaza. What in the world is going on here? masada • jewish • people • symbols • jerusalem
Sam Colt’s Exploding Raft Sam Colt's exploding 4th of July raft becomes a disaster. His father packs him off to school but it seems Sam is still not through exploding things. samuel colt • guns • firearms • gunpowder • galvanic battery
The Railroad, part 11 The Kansas Pacific reaches Fort Riley, Kansas in 1866 where Custer is forming the Seventh Cavalry. The following year the track extend to Abilene and Ellsworth. William Cody is supply the construction crews with meat. Soon, the cattle drives begin and the cow town is born. railroad • kansas pacific • smoky hills • custer • cody
The Railroad, part 12 In 1844 Asa Whitney envisioned a railroad, stretching across the United States from ocean to ocean and began seeking possible routes that would reach from Lake Michigan to the Pacific Coast. Before Congress he proposes such a railroad, asked for a vast land grant, and assures Congress that the Indians will be of no concern. In the next ten years many Indian tribes are forced to concede thousands of acres with some tribes being removed to Indian Territory. The Union Pacific is given until July 1, 1876, to reach the western boundary of Nevada Territory, and God help anyone, white or red, who stands in its way. railroad • asa whitney • indians • native americans • plains indians
Crazy Horse: Oglala Sioux Warrior After witnessing the Grattan and Harney Massacres, Curly, who later took the name of Crazy Horse, skyrocketed into the most feared warrior of the American Plains Indians. crazy horse oglala sioux warrior • crazy horse man and legend • grattan and harney massacres • battle of the little bighorn • crazy horse's vision
Five Best Cameos in Battle at the Smithsonian This much-anticipated sequel to Ben Stiller's smash hit Night at the Museum is not as good as the first. It does, however, have some great additions to the cast. ben stiller • amy adams • hank azaria • bill hader • mindy kaling
The Cow or the Buffalo Traffic along the westward trails increase. Buffalo killed to subdue the Indians. Towns established in the west. the cow or the buffalo • west not big enough for both • traffic on the western trails • fort laramie wyoming • oregon trail
The Flashman Papers by George MacDonald Fraser Flashman is a fictional character forced to don roles ranging from soldier to slave trader, unwillingly caught in the middle of the 19th century's biggest events. flashman george macdonald fraser • flashman tom brown's schooldays • flashman 19th century history • royal flash prisoner of zenda • flashman prisoner of zenda
Annie Oakley Annie Oakley lived and worked in a man's world as a sharpshooter and performer for circus acts and Wild West shows. annie oakley • buffalo bill cody • buffalo bill cody's wild west show • frank butler • darke county ohio
The Military Hazards of Arrogance How arrogance of commanders impacts the mission. army • military • commander • defeat • victory
The Reign of the Greyhound, by Cynthia A. Branigan this is a book review of Cynthia Branigan's book, "The Reign of the Greyhound". greyhound • adoption • branigan • history • racing |
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