Little Bighorn Battlefield Custer's Last Stand Tour
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the battle of the Little Bighorn in 6 minutesby custerwestdotorg12,248 views- 5:44
Custer's Last Flag: The Culbertson Guidon from the Battle of Little Bighornby SothebysTV2,031 views
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Part 34: Last Stand Hillby CusterApollo7,855 views
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Custer's Last Standby ColonelGeorgeACuster4,028 views
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History's Mysteries- Custer's Last Standby scotthoopes122,777 views
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Major Reno's First Skirmish Lineby SandhillDigger1,068 views
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Little Big Hornby alexsandercaksi11,616 views
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Custer - Massacreby DwighttFrye57,607 views
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Custer's last stand, Custers letzte Schlachtby mbhsug22,158 views
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Little Big Horn full versionby 720VauxhallStreet342,020 views
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Part 31: Battle Ridgeby CusterApollo3,928 views
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Battle of Little Big Horn, Custer's Last Stand 1876by storiesofusa7,272 views
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Little Bighorn Battlefield Ride, US Cavalry School's Cavalry Adventure Trainingby USCavalrySchool8,957 views
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THE FALLEN AT THE BATTLE OF THE LITTLE BIGHORNby loakjoe14,327 views
Custer's second major error was to split up his command and in fact give more of his men between Reno and Benteen when the latter two were combined. Custer's third error was one of logistics: he must have known that the Indians had a certain number of repeating rifles or the latest rifles and that his men did not all the more which underscores his impetuousity.
hospitalship1 1 month ago
Custer's impetuosity which appears chronic is highly likely attributable to a significant learning disorder namely attenntion deficit (A.D.) and/or hyperactivity distorder or what modern science referes to as ADHD. Still his boldness and rashness which saw him succeed in supported actions (infantry and artillery supports), and graced by good luck and opportunities fuelled his ego. Given the immediate political circumstances of the expedition meant that Custer knew he was badly outnumbered.
hospitalship1 1 month ago
@palonejr PS. If the Army had issued their men repeating rifles like the Indians had I believe it would of made a big difference. The Army chose the single shot rifles over the repeating Henry rifle because they thought their men would waste to much ammunition. Tell that to the 7TH Cav.
Lest we forget their sacrifice...
palonejr 1 month ago
I have studied Custer for many years. Many say his thinking was flawed when he attacked a larger and superior force. It was his last chance for victory in his life. He was not stupid. He would rather die in battle than anything else. That is why he told his bugler, Sound the charge! I find that the academic controlled Park Service is not fair and balanced and favor the Indians. I want the truth told. Not is what Politically correct.Thanks for the tour.......
palonejr 1 month ago
thanks loved the tour
darkhorse432 1 month ago
Fascinating place. Love to go there one day.
glasfurd31 1 month ago
I've been here 3 times. Spooky. Maybe I was 'there' in a previous life.
Mulinful 2 months ago
Nathaniel Philbrick's book complements this commentary.
Crintingnut 3 months ago
"the indians poured deadly fire from sharpshooter ridge"
it was actually more of a nuisance than anything else.
rw5791 4 months ago
I am not comfortable with this conclusion of history of our nation!!!!!
mrshutter45 5 months ago