since I have been watching and listening to presentations, documentaries etc on the Little Big Horn battle,and I have more link to share with you.
- The History and The Guns Used at The Little Big Horn Battle - Wendell Grangaard (author of Documenting the Weapons used at the Little Bighorn) fascinating presentation.
-2010/11 The Little Big Horn Reconsidered Custer's Footprint on the Great Plains - from the Bismarck State College - by Clay Jenkinson & Larry Skogen.
- Battlefields detectives (dailymotion or youtube) - very interesting forensic study of the guns on both side and their influence on the battle's outcome. They found Mitch Boyer among the other discoveries, and did a forensic reconstruction (based on a skull) of trooper Vincent Charlie.
- a VHS Produced in 1990 - a docudrama titled Custer's Last Trooper.
- a 1988 video titled A Good Day to Die (1988): Documentary on the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
and finally , the entire set of video presentations by a Little Big Horn battle aficionado and independent researcher.
Valete
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mostly forgotten Hunkpapa war leader and Strong Heart akicita society member Gall - from the National Archives https://www.archives.gov/publications/prologue/2008/fall/gall.html
the Poplar River US Army camp - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camp_Poplar_River -
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