Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument Visitor Center Montana - August 2012

The Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument Visitor Center in Montana. Filmed during our vacation in August 2012. Please share on Facebook if you like, or subscribe. A ThomasEpicJourney production. mountainriderth...

[@JAG312]

I have a Springfield Model 1873 Cavalry Carbine from the 7th Cavalry and taken after the battle by one of the warriors under Chief Lame Deer. I need to make a provision in my will that it will go to the museum after I do the final check-out. The carbine also has the spirit of the young cavalryman that carried it and was killed at the battle.

[@jj-eo7bj]

Let me have it will go to my son when I pass

[@JAG312]

@@jj-eo7bj If I knew you, if I knew your son, then I might consider that. It should go to my son, but my son is waiting for me to die so that he can sell everything I own for cash.

[@jj-eo7bj]

@@JAG312 I’m 54 just retired from Ford jun 1 , working full time , at waste management roll off driver, as I relocated back to Minnesota ,just closed on a beautiful home on a river , ( cost little more then I planned that’s why I’m working )..my son just turned 19 started working as a certified medical assistant and continues to go to college for a nursing position ...my father is very wealthy thankfully I have done well my self ,,,stuff is stuff the gun is a piece of history would be a family heirloom

[@kentkearney6623]

Disappointed in your son. If greed driven and don't care about you please leave him nothing.

[@JAG312]

@@kentkearney6623 I am thinking to have certain firearms given to my friends, certain other firearms donated to the Cody Museum, my art collection donated to a museum, my cars given to a friend, and the rest of my assets liquidated with the cash donated for cancer research.

[@bryanfowler7202]

I was there in 1995 from Australia, a fantastic place you yanks did a top job in showing every detail, I spent over 8 hours looking around. Thank you. I was really impressed by the signs on the actual battlefield of who was killed and how, even down to the many signs that warned you to take care due to a large number of rattlesnakes in the area, (scared us to bits )

[@tomkat_Kansas]

Thank you for posting this. I was at the battlefield in May and the visitor center was closed due to COVID, so this was my first and only look at what was inside.

[@bchboy1206]

That was a great video. I went there in June 2022 and there is about half the items that you shown on display. It was actually kind of lack luster but I still had a wonderful time.

[@grazyhorse2636]

God Bless The Sioux Lakota Nation

[@dh10001]

god bless Nelson Miles

[@inspectorcal]

unfortunately what the indians did "and what custer did" at little big horn, was the beginning of a very bloody end for the native americans, and that battle actually served no purpose at all except to be the final nail in the coffin of american native indians. but one thing for sure,,,they do own a hell of a lot of casino's and a shit ton of land with all the mineral rights on that land.

[@brunningwolf]

2636 thanks for that means a lot

[@wildbill278]

grazyhorse2636 s

[@hotrodhotrod-wc3bu]

Amen

[@chrisalan1187]

Great job , Thankyou kindly

[@brunningwolf]

Been there many times

[@caroltenge5147]

Custer was there only one time.........

[@bigsnec3420]

Being an American Indian.. Did u find this to be a good place of learning

[@Mr.56Goldtop]

I was there in 1975 when I was 19 years old, I'm sure it's changed some since then. With new archaeological finds and evidence being incorporated in.

[@eddiemccullough7502]

I too was there in 75....in August

[@Mr.56Goldtop]

@@eddiemccullough7502 Thinking back it couldn't have been August, maybe October.

[@Daddy53751]

My mother took me around then as well, but I was only about 6 or 7.🙂

[@davedruid7427]

Was the Sword next to Custer's Picture actually his Original Sword? And was the Cabinet with 3 Uniforms actually Original Uniforms with the Center Uniform being something actually Owned by Custer? I took it from the Close Up that the Native Shawl was actually Owned by Sitting Bull.

[@oddynuff7063]

From what I can remember when I was at the center (around the time of this video actually) is that yes those 3 outfits were indeed custer's. I definitely have to go back sometime

[@paulmicheldenverco1]

There's a pretty good book about Custer called Custer's trials by T.J. Stiles. I haven't gotten all the way through it yet, but I have read the part about his experience in and just after the Civil War. It's pretty interesting how somebody was the hero and then goes to being much maligned in modern day times (for many reasons, rightfully so).

[@frankkolton1780]

+Wallace Raymond Hey buddy, maybe you should get some kind of help, it sounds like you are having difficulty keeping the cuckoo in the clock.

[@MrSting60]

+Wallace Raymond when you write a post please try and spell a little better if you're to be taken seriously.

[@MrSting60]

Paul Michel Read "Scalp Dance,"

[@JAG312]

A good book is "With Custer on the Little Bighorn" by William O. Taylor. Taylor was a Little Bighorn survivor under Reno. The first chapter of the book deals with the politics that lead up to General Phil Sheridan's war of annihilation against the Sioux and Cheyenne. Custer was just another pawn.

[@MakoyUnggoy]

So why didn't you actually tell us some info about what you were filming, if the artifacts were found at the sight or were all just replica's etc instead of just moving the camera from side to side? It would have been far more interesting, just saying.

[@Tarsan97]

I dont know if it is really allowed to film and the publish it with out consent

[@huntnwabbits8150]

Neo Survivor- I think you shocked everyone into silence with your awesome narrative of the battle, thumbs up.

[@greghilbers3258]

Makoy Unggoy y

[@learmagnum]

Makoy Unggoy your a ignort hillbilly...NO LOGIC..FILMING TERRIBLE...DONT WAST PEOPLE TIME WITH THIS..YOU ASSHOLE...GET A CLUE

[@tagamarlin1]

learmagnum (ignorant) 😂😂😂dumbass

[@MT-jd8pc]

I was on a trip to Yellowstone and the Dakotas and while we were in Wyoming on our way to the Dakotas me and a friend had to use the restroom and this was the closet place so while me and my friend used the restroom my mom and grandpa got the idea to take a tour of museum the thing was that we weren’t supposed to go the museum

[@billbrooks9530]

who wore the body armour?

[@oveidasinclair982]

Thank you Thomas, I was never able to make it to the Little Bighorn Battlefield Center.

[@mrpaulgrimm6129]

Lakota got even.

[@Powerback2thepeople]

I liked that you give us the chance to look with out a lot of talk!! Most don’t know what there talking about! The trade Muskett in your video was removed! So I get to see it here!! There going to remove all the guns and artifacts soon and replace them with pictures of them!! So good job making a record of it !!

[@kentkearney6623]

Sad.

[@billbright1755]

Before recorded sound we can only guess what GA.Custer sounded like.

[@ronniebishop2496]

Well what are we seeing and who did it belong to?

[@schallrd1]

Seeing the guns is haunting taking the past to the present and the reality of what happened there.

[@leonwatts7344]

I don't understand why the eagle feathered headdress is shown on most documentaries about native Americans every picture I've seen from the 1800s shows the chiefs wearing one or two feathers.

[@brucesharpe1079]

A good history Exhibition would love to go and see it for real (thanks)

[@plutoniusis]

How many casualties sustained Native warriors , do they have memorial side as well ?

[@stephenhatley3192]

Yes, there is a memorial to the native Americans who fought at the Little Bighorn.

[@miguelfierro5461]

"Custer's Last STAND" ......more like..... "Custer's Fatal & Final Fuck Up" :)

[@jcperine]

video quality poor, cant read placards.

[@poneestone8191]

wheres the chalk outline of custer???

[@fiddlesticksbessette398]

'' SORRY TO SAY,CUSTER WASENT KILLED AT THE LITTLE BIG HORN.SORRY TO SAY.THAT'S ALL HOLLYWOOD BS.

[@tedcurtis456]

Nice to see you can video inside ..Helen went to The Alamo ...I could not go ..We live in Australia ..They stopped Helen from Videoing ....

[@caroltenge5147]

yes, might have been an issue of national security.

[@samfrancisco8095]

Been there.

[@enturarj]

AMAZING!!!!!

[@dks13827]

Those guys were not large people, averaging about 150 pounds.

[@rocksdonteat6210]

The last man killed by indians in my family is buried there. Not the first for sure. I cant blame people for living their lives in the times they find themselves. But when will we learn? That history rhymes.

[@danielmontes7893]

Nice video thanks would like to visit sometime.

[@washingtondale]

ponder if sitting bull had consolidated his authority & sought a negotiated deal rather than mutilating the corpses & dancing. The small squad running out of ammo did not shift the strategic picture.

[@leeshackelford7517]

No... Forget the gold that had been found...unimportant... Some other excuse would have arisen. The big issue...the Souix and other tribes were THERE....and the land was wanted by a much stronger group..Europeans. Any time a stronger Indian tribe wanted land or anything from a weaker tribe...it was TAKEN. End of story. Eventually, the land, from coast to coast...was going to be lost.... Should have saved his people the misery, remembered what had happened to weaker tribes HIS SOUIX had killed and stolen from.....and migrated north...into Canada

[@neil2385]

that would have required some big words with sentence structure Makoy.

[@projecttwentytwentyfiveisgreat]

You giving grammar advice is like Helen Kellar giving driving lessons.

[@kyotocoversjimanderson782]

Hmm... "Supposedly recovered from...." "Said to have been found at...." "Supposedly found at....." Looks like many of the items are from the time, but probably not from the battlefield.

[@TheDUTYFIRST]

I saw that as well. Just saved me a trip!! LOL

[@leeshackelford7517]

The weapons...donated or replicas....not from the site Be serious, any weapon found after the battle, was picked up by the victors

[@rolandorodriguez2581]

Some how I doubt that this is actually they way it happens all replicas not the real ones

[@tenparab]

You could have said what we are looking at ...like who's war bonnet or whatever .

[@Adrian-ju7cm]

tenparab did he underestimate Indian numbers?

[@anthonyfernandesiii5489]

tenparab )opö+u

[@Adrian-ju7cm]

@ in your opinion was Custer a good commander? Can Benteen and Reno be held to account ? I'm interested in your opinion

[@Adrian-ju7cm]

@ thankyou well said

@@Adrian-ju7cm Thank you, and Happy New Year to you!

[@iam5692]

I think native Americans were far more sophisticated than they were given credit for.

[@rezratnative4193]

yeah,, remember what they used to say about black people,

[@onlythewise1]

sure sure when they massacred 60 white women and children they was so sophisticated that was back in 1600 look It up

[@DenverLoveless]

Definition of sophisticated 1 : deprived of native or original simplicity: as in Complicated or confusing.

[@kevvome]

This could have been a lot better. More time should have been spent on giving us all a close up of the information cards that accompanied the objects, even for a couple of seconds as we could frame freeze it and read it for ourselves. It really is annoying to see such wonderful articles and not know anything about them. End of term report as follows: 6/10.More thought needed to give us more knowledge of the objects you focused on.

[@robertayoder2063]

Fuck off and do it for us prick

[@Gerlad970]

There was not time for that with posters like this. They couldnt give a hoover dam abotu what the video is supposedly about. They are selfish and only want people to see them and yes bs with the camera only a foot away from the ugly mug.

[@martymoore4090]

You are a miserable somebody. Go there yourself and do it then....... Cannot you just appreciate a glimpse that someone else offered you for free.

[@mrhamburger6936]

why do they call Crazy Horse Crazy Horse

[@tiberfoaming4191]

Named for the first thing his mother saw upon leaving the tipee after giving birth. Why do you ask, Crapping Dog? :-)

[@inveighprofligate9484]

From Monroe, Michigan here. Home of Gen George Custer although I don't agree with what he did.

[@bigsnec3420]

Inveigh Profligate he was following orders like any soldier don’t blame Custer blame US Government

[@Beaverbush1969]

Well done sitting Bull.

[@ahall442]

I appreciate your time to put this up, but, you are using the smartphone like your eyes - quickly scanning around to get in as much as you can.... The one good shot was the diorama of the Last stand where you focused on the diorama and the Info card for a least 20 to 30 or so seconds.... If you panned carefully and slowly, then the viewer will appreciate the details shown.... When you first come into the gift shop you quickly scanned over the book section - as a avid reader I was trying to stop the camera and hold onto a shot of a book I just seen...of course I couldn't but I felt like it.... Pity, I have never been there an would've liked to see more..... If you are thinking of doing this again, think slow, steady and focus on what is really interesting..... Keep it up....

[@MrSpacejase]

And let that be a lesson to you!

[@dorianwolf2198]

Eh did they not push the Cheyenne tribe of that land 60 t 80 yrs before also they came from Canada

[@johnoakes3106]

Well, one thing is for certain. Custer got his ass handed to him big time!

[@onlythewise1]

really so would you with ten to one

[@LeeRaldar]

A lot of the soldiers actually had their asses and other body parts cut off after the battle, I am not sure what the tribesmen and women wanted the body parts for though. I suppose it was something to take back and show the kids. Kid: What did you do in the big battle daddy. Father: Oh, I killed a white eye and cut off his butt cheek, do you want to see? Unwraps a foul smelling, blood soaked fly covered buckskin parcel. Kid: Whoa... cool can I show my friends? Father: Sure son, after you have eaten your dinner.

[@hg077]

Lee Wardle wasicu

[@matthuitt1004]

onlythewise1 , yes totally out numbered but if Custer hadn’t of been such a Glory hound and hero in his own Mind and done a bit more surveillance for a better understanding of the size of the camp and not expected so much from his over exhausted men and horses maybe things might have been a bit different.

[@karlt8233]

@@LeeRaldar desecrating the body of an enemy was a common practice the world over and not just with Native Americans. It was believed by doing so the soul/spirit could not find peace and rest in the afterlife because of the missing parts or disfigurement of the body. Also served as a warning to those who found the deceased as to what awaited them if they continued.

[@rogertagtow5636]

If you go there now, you will be disappointed. None of this historical stuff is there at least it wasn’t when I was there a year ago

[@rezratnative4193]

No custer had it coming Tshirts? If i was there i would of had a porcupine war club,

[@wildbill278]

God Bless Brevet General George Armstrong Custer

[@williamstegall9786]

God Bless the U.S.A.

[@snarky.conservative9182]

They won the battle but lost the War, thats the way War is, someone has to lose, just ask the Germans!

[@westmeathguy]

Thanks for nothing. It would have been nice to have you talk about what you were showing.

[@bacsi19461]

The Sioux won the fight for sure. They were protecting land which they had stolen from other Indians. But, let's not make it look like an enormous victory. Custer was outgunned 10 to 1 at least and Sioux had better weapons. Keep in mind that Custer had only 200 men with him against 3,000 or more Sioux. Just setting the record straight. Don't blame the Indians either. They had stolen the land fair and square a hundred or so years before. It was not a long ancestral home, just a century or so. They took it by force and whites took it from them by force. It's the way things were done back then.

[@normanbraslow7902]

All true. I'm not sure how many Indians, nobody really does, but from Custer's point of view, there were too many.

[@jamesstrachan7417]

The sioux were stupid they obviously did not realize who the secratary of war was at the time, yeap, Sherman! end of the sioux really quicky.

[@normanbraslow7902]

James Strachan The Sioux were hardly stupid. Ill-informed regarding the presence of Sherman, but that does not mean they were stupid. Given the material resources they had, they did an outstanding job.

[@jamesstrachan7417]

Not blaming and or disagre with the facts. Just stating you beter know the capabilitys of your enemy, the sioux where told exactly what sherman would do, and he did exactly that desimated them in realativley short order. Was Custer a good oficer thats up for question but with out his wifes contacts he would not of even been there in the first place. Cant dispute the facts a woopen is a woopen right wrong or indifferent but most people are not aware the sioux where warned of the aftermath and of the final though sad end that would happen.

[@normanbraslow7902]

James Strachan It was a clash of different worlds. The Sioux knew they were doomed in the long run, and did their best. They knew a lot more than you might think. I may have thought you meant when Sherman was out on patrol and narrowly missed capture. I see now you mean longer strategic, not small local tactical, knowledge. Don't sell the Sioux or the other Indians short. As for Custer, he performed well under standard Army doctrine at the time, but he did not have good intelligence as to the location and numbers of the Indians. He was vain, arrogant, ambitious, and at the same time a brilliant tactical combat officer. Done sell him short, either. I will agree his wife's unrelenting efforts sort of canonized him.

[@deeelle697]

This museum lacks seasoning ijs…

[@MrSting60]

Custer is according to the greatest Generals in American history a brilliant general.Custer was backed up by Clowns "give me Custer not the clowns"according to Patton.

[@shaunhooker1114]

He was a peice of shit

[@blackcobra689]

To all those putting Custer down, he did what he was ordered to do. He also fought for the Union against the South in the American Civil War, remember that.

[@brucegame1458]

custer is a more complex character then simple interpretations like rcrinsea the times must also be understood and custer was a soldier he had good things to say about the natives but it was his job to wage war he was not concerned with morals he also did not kill women and children nonsense the 7 calvary was involved in atrocities but custer himself was not there read somme history books custer used women and children as hostages to get surrender the natives too were very brutal the scouts were crow because the sioux were trying to destroy them thats the truth to me custer and sitting bull are now beyond interpretaions we can only acknowledge the history and the outcommes

[@crazybeatlefan]

You have it right Black Cobra, ignore the empty insult from rude idiots, and there is no proof that Custer tried to KILL women and children, even at the battle of Little Big Horn, some have claimed that he tried to CAPTURE women and children to end the battle, but there is no proof of even that.

[@MrSting60]

Wallace Raymond You are the most uneducated moron I've had the displeasure to read.

[@MrSting60]

Wallace Raymond It's very obvious that your family linage is full of very disturbed people,you been a prime example.Benteen/Reno were both found guilty by a special court sitting to discuss the conduct of same.Both were found guilty of dereliction of duty.Benteen/Reno were found guilty of cowardice in the face of enemy action.Benteen/Reno were both found guilty of disobeying orders from a commanding officer.Custer at Westpoint is viewed as a hero and both Benteen/Reno are not recognised as soldiers fit to wear the stars and strips.General Patton famously said about General Montgomery"I have but one fool poor Custer had two".As I find you a very mentally disturbed person I have put in a complaint about your disgusting previous post which could only come from a deranged individual requiring serious help.I do not wish to have any further posts from you and will certainly not lower myself to your pathetic Ignorance.

[@MrSting60]

Wallace Raymond He shot chickens not standing in a line at Fort Sill complete alcoholic.Sacked big time as an alcoholic

[@davidparry8514]

really really bad leadership against really good leadership AND home field advantage.The battlefield was beautiful & quiet the day I was there, no trees anywhere and the smell of the early summer grass was like perfume.

[@tonimonteith8125]

God Bless the Sioux Lakota Nation.. what were they suppose to do. The American Government pushed the Nations to far, stripped them of their pride, culture and their land. How sad this had to happen. What a waste of young lives. 😓

[@leeshackelford7517]

Lol....what's wrong? What the whites did...was no different that what the Souix did. They stole land from weaker tribes. Die or run...was the choice the Souix gave other weaker tribes. All the stronger tribes did that..not just the Souix. And...when fighting...they liked as many of the enemy as possible Torture, rape, kidnap, kill babies.....the Souix had no problem with that. But...when the Souix and the other stronger tribes...suddenly find themselves to be the WEAKER...... LOL...cry, complain, play the victim... The Souix and others, got EXACTLY what they dished out to others. BTW.....why do you think Indians from other tribes..acted as scouts for the Army....yeah...acting against enemies that had been stronger...lol

[@helengao6093]

You look like a gunslinger 0:13

[@petehammond861]

Im still rooting for the Indians

[@peanutbuttersandwich5015]

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[@noway57]

U look like custer

[@sonomawinetourdrivers3895]

Custer was a show off....he would gallop his horse to the front of every parade...he had a chance to retreat....I never knew that!

[@ignacio9399]

If he was just a show off, he would have retreated. Definitely wasn’t just a show off.

[@kentkearney6623]

When I was in BSA we toured the grounds and when they said Custer died here I unhesitatingly said GOOD. My fellow scouts looked at me like he is on our side. How can you? I could feel the Spirits and hated what men did to each other. The false history narrative never sat right and the killing of buffalo to starve people is cowardly at least.

[@leeshackelford7517]

Lol...can you be honest? What happened..a stone aged people, met a STRONGER group. For centuries, stronger Indian tribes would steal territory from weaker tribes. When warring, they'd kill as many on the losing side as possible. Don't take my word...go read on Indian wars. Whites were stronger, so they took it...just like the Souix and other stronger tribes took land from weaker tribes. The Souix and those stronger tribes felt no pity for the weaker....not did they regret the pain, sorrow and death they caused other tribes.... But when THEY were the weaker...and lost....lol Whine whine complain cry ....

[@trumptorianguard4617]

Foolishness to hate America. Americans civilized and brought peace to a savage wild continent.

[@thethoughtczar]

Makes me dizzy; a joke?

[@montanamountainmen6104]

Custer like General Patton was loved and hated by friend and foe, war is a nasty brutal affair but if it were not Custer then someone else would have been there. Custer followed orders from his superiors Phil Sheridan and US Grant the President. Custer was no coward 11 horses shot out under neath him in the Civil War. General Patton said during WWII, " Better to have a bad plan of attack, than no plan at all". A lot of Generals made hasty decisions, but if successful they became legendary, if they failed whipping boys. People can say what they wish about Custer, but others were equal in their quest, brutality on both sides as far as killing women and children, show me any war were civilians were not killed?

[@ashburn47]

MontanaMountainMen . Well he was killed the first minute of the battle. No chance to rally his soldiers or use his weapons. Too bad.

[@raohdRao]

MontanaMountainMen Custer is evil and coward. He kills women and children and did it. Well deserved death

[@raohdRao]

Crazy horse is hero but white man projected Custer as hero who is evil

[@scottfuller5194]

MontanaMountainMen .....All plans are only thoughts put into words, those thoughts then lost in the time continuum....as the "plan" passes its start line, those time-pregnant words are changed as circumstances change.....the plan's outcome is then measured by human memory of the actual circumstances.....in the case of the Battle of the Little Big Horn, no one recorded the memories of the natives who were there and contributed to the changing circumstances........the recorded "historical" facts were written by those who were NOT there.....thus that record is suspect in quality and quantity......!

[@cohibadad]

Yup. Custer was obviously no coward. And undoubtedly he was following orders. He met a determined enemy who conquered him and that is war. All of the other questions of good and bad, right and wrong are beyond my final determination, but one thing that sticks with me is this: that man's wife spent the rest of her life defending her husband and his memory and that counts for a lot in my book. I have seen no reason not to believe she was a good and intelligent woman and she never wavered in her support of him.

[@sharonw2475]

Custer set out to massacre the Indians thinking that a big victory would practically guarantee him a shot at being the next president, well it was a big victory alright but not for Custer. My opinion of Custer is he got what he deserved, especially after being warned by his own scouts that there were way too many Indians in the vicinity for him to expect a victory, and that the Indians were still amassing for war. A great general? I think not, but a great glory hound.......YES !!

[@sharonsellers71]

Custer was a "rock star" of the 19th century. He became too big-headed and arrogant, and got his ass handed to him at Little Big Horn.

[@michaelhalbert9264]

I guess you could say Custer got Siouxed

[@fiddlesticksbessette398]

''NO,THAT'S A HOLLYWOOD MOVIE BS,HE DID'ENT DIE THERE.

[@OVERHERE-OVERHERE]

How many coins did the US mint produce with Indian head images was it all a part of political correctness at that time,I cannot imagine in the mid to late 1800s that the American natives were so popular among white American population ...

[@poneestone8191]

back then native didnt do drive bys...that was made by cowards...back then guerilla warfare and also one on one hand to hand combat......also sniping....the first snipers were natives....with a bow and arrow...

[@russchristman881]

Ponee Stone has said

[@ingridelvang9520]

It was the Indians land, amerikans took it.

[@wufongtanwufong5579]

White Europeans were heee 13,000 yrs before Indians. Also who do we give the land back to?

[@LeeRaldar]

Did the sniper bows have telescopic sights?

[@leeshackelford7517]

@@ingridelvang9520 BS A simple question.. The land that the Souix had, when this took place.....which tribe did the Souix steal it from? Land stealing, killing, raping, torturing.... lol, doing whatever the stronger side decided to do....was EXACTLY what the Indian tribes did to each other....go do research The problem.....a stone aged culture...got contacted by a much stronger, much more technologically developed....STRONG GROUP The Indians NOW... just whine, cry and play the victim.......but all they got was what they had given to weaker tribes for centuries

[@hoksilawakianthunderboy6868]

Pahunska had it coming. The hasapas belong to us Sioux Oglala Lakota Oyate Aho hecitu Mitakuye Oyasin.

[@leeshackelford7517]

Lol...a question...that land Which WEAKER TRIBE....did the Souix steal it from?

[@paulfeeney8591]

what a waste of video time were you trying to go at the speed of light--and no voice over ahhhh

[@stevengregor2152]

Majo general custer end of civil war ; dies a lieutenant colonel little big horn ???

[@daniellastuart3145]

@ you right on this and this happen in a lot of western armies of the day

[@mynameisnobody8800]

Custer got his ass kicked !

[@OVERHERE-OVERHERE]

Did the native Americans hack extremities from the soldiers that was still barely alive...

[@wildbillharding]

OVER HERE! The Indian women did.

[@leroyhovatter7051]

The native women hacked off the white mans pee pee dried it out in the son with salt on it for 4 days they were the inventors of what are now known as dildos

[@johnmckeon3468]

GO Army beat Navy!

[@helengao6093]

看房子。

[@stevenfornicola9962]

Poor focus. Very frustrating and disappointing.

[@blackiechong4344]

All visitor centers are complete rip offs. very high price goods that are basic junk. The Gettysburg battle field visitor center also has very high priced items. A coffee cup with Gettysburg logo on it sells for 25 bucks. salt and pepper shakers cost near 30 bucks. Rip OFFS.

[@caroltenge5147]

the real goodies, the trapdoors, colt 45s, were stashed on the indians trek to canada afterwards. still lying just where they stashed them in the mountains long ago.

[@caroltenge5147]

its apparent you dont read. youve been watching too much television.

[@caroltenge5147]

I do read, and thats why I posted that. Now its your turn to read. I got it from an indian battle participants deposition years ago. Some of the guns were found in canada too.

[@michaelrs8010]

Custer was an idiot his whole career. His main battle strategy was to tuck his head down and charge. Many people compare him to General Patton. But that's not true. Patton had a brain and a "method to his madness". What Custer had in full measure during his career was an incredible amount of luck, not unlike Inspector Clouseau. But his luck ran out on June 26, 1876. Too bad had to uselessly pull so many down with him.

[@leeshackelford7517]

BS... Where was Custer actually shot? Not last stand.....down elsewhere ...recon

[@daveblackburn5393]

Custer was very arrogant and pompous.i kind of got the idea of he thought he was immortal. Done alot of research on him. I am not impressed by his leadership. He is not someone I would follow into battle. He had to many things to prove. This was a sad day in American history. This general should have been sacked.love the native American customs and traditions. The Sioux are very spiritual and fascinating native American culture

[@johlene1813]

You can"t see anything. Endless photos and names totally meaningless. Sorry, rubbish.

[@TomCook-jw6ur]

Just a few AR-15’s: better story!

[@leviridge3307]

Cherokee Nation for Trump

[@brunningwolf]

levi ridge get real you back a loser

[@oldgoat1890]

@@brunningwolf Yeah, what about your blood sister Elizabeth Warren?

[@williamknabe2548]

Just think what the lefty’s would do an say back than

[@michaelbegay1437]

Custer died for the government of Washington sin.

[@berenlevia8486]

Custer died because he was arrogant and stupid .

[@whyme3286]

It would of been nice if you told us what in the hell we were looking at! Don’t quit your day job!!

[@caroltenge5147]

well done. I was there too, and you covered it all. Custer was murdering scum. Good he was eliminated.

[@TheGravitywerks]

Don't know much about the treatment of women and captives by indians do you

[@stevekoss2901]

BS COMMIE IMBECILE AND LIAR

[@wolfpak8228]

carol tenge --How did you become so stupid? 😩

[@wink1666]

very poorly done

[@jimbauer6822]

disappointing

[@donalcasey9068]

custer should have followed his orders from the get go he wanted all the glory as ever thats why the 7th lost ...that and the natives just had enough of our arrogant ways ... still i love the history and would like to visit the site . all the best from ireland garryowen!!

[@MrSting60]

Donal Casey Please explain what orders Custer did not follow.I have studied for over 30 yrs and nobody can with absolute fact give evidence before the fact that Custer disobeyed any orders.The cover up idiots will give fact ( after the fact)but no,no fact based on real time.

[@MrSting60]

Wallace Raymond I base everything on documents presented not from an Idiot who clearly has been abused as a child more than likely a family member.You have attacked and tried to downgrade ever person on this site because you didn't agree with their knowledge.

[@MrSting60]

Wallace Raymond Based on new scientific evidence do or can you agree based on absolute fact that Benteen lied and the most currupt government in US History agreed with the worst (known as)cover up.

[@MrSting60]

You sir ,will not be allowed to tell lies on my watch

[@donalcasey9068]

Steve Burke you talkin to me?

[@stevecommisso9686]

Just love these monuments. Always great when the one that stalks you and invades your home with purpose to make a kill has all these monuments just cause the home-owner kicks the invaders' ass. Poetic justice hahahahahahaha

[@wendellworth353]

What a waste of time.

[@ladcjd1]

Don't give up your day job.

[@bulle9090]

early US arrogance...

[@trikerider1038]

Well, that was boring as HELL.

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Looks like a made in china junk store.

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