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And here I thought Custer's Last Stand was a custard pie stand.

Very nice video of a great Battlefield. Thank you😊

Excellent presentation!! You kept me rivited to the screen. You had some excellent insights and gave a wonderful show cockfull of fascinating historical views. I think this is one of my favorite videos on Custer. Thank you so much. You have a new fan . I will seek you out.😊😊

Now my understanding is that George dictated the ‘last message’ to Cooke who then scribbled it down, quickly, tore it from his pad, and gave it to trumpeter/courier Martini. Later Captain Benteen would add / clarify the additional translation. It was certainly not Custer. As to the ‘Toms tent fire’ first I’ve heard of it. Not saying it didn’t happen but what’s the source?… Final note it’s still doubtful that any of Custer’s remains made it off the battlefield. The party tasked with the exhumation found skeletal remains all over the terrain and the area identified as where the two brothers had been interred impossible to determine. They had to guess when collecting bones!!… Personally I like to think George remained on the bloody ground with the remains of his fallen men.. I think he would have liked that eternal sleep.. 🥰🇦🇺🇺🇸

We have a Custer in Canton, Ct. He is a gunsmith.

As far Mrs. Surrant is concerned I don't believe she had a role to kill anyone in the assassination, but she had to know of it since the conspirators held meetings in her boarding house, therefore she was involved in the assassination. But, she should've gotten a 20 year prison sentence instead of a death sentence. If only she could have notified the authorities before the event it would have went different for her in my opinion.

Thank you for the video but id like to mention a pronunciation error. His name is pronounce Witch-Man. Ive heard all kinds of ways to pronounce it over the years 😅.

Memory George Armstrong Custer 🇺🇲⚔️ (great respect for this material and work) Best wishes from 🇵🇱 🕊️ 🤝

Dr Gillett presided over Powell’s girlfriend’s marriage a few years later.

I question the people who want to hide Custers statue, I’m disgusted with these idiots

Crook never sent a courier to advise Custer of Crooks abandoning the mission

What a sad account, the psychological trauma both men must have felt!! The honor too uphold the law accompanied with guilt must have been awful to bare! I'm proud to call these two men a great "Michigander"... Thank you for sharing their accounts.

Was Wiechmann not a known alcoholic? I kept waiting for you to talk about that, but didn’t.

Traces of Custer? A greasy spot or a skid mark?

Change the Playback speed setting to 1.25. You're welcome!

Ironic... many Scots and Irish who were forced abroad to America by English ethnic cleansing .. .ended up joining the u.s.army who ethically cleansed the native Americans...

Custer should never be praised ..he was a cog in the u.s.ethnic cleansing machinery of the native peoples ,at the bighorn he got a taste of his own mediciine ...unfortunately the u.s govornment still cointinues to support ethnic cleansing e.g. Palestinians.....!

A friend of mine swam in the river at Buffington Island in the mid 1980's. He talked about sliding down boat loading ramps into the river. Even said back then there were still cannon balls on the island.

So crazy. I’m directly related to this guy, to the point I have his last name even after hundreds of years. I also live in Indiana about 2 hours away from his hometown- my family has barely left the area! I don’t tell people though bc he’s not the best person to consider family😅

Thank you for this video.

Great video thankyou

I loved this video, thank you for creating it.

He was no hero, just the opposite for his arrogance and self pride.

Great Video. Dennison was governor of Ohio. And it still isn't clear to what side that Dennison was on. And there was a Rail Road in Southern Indiana that was owned by Burnside. That ran to Bloomington, Indiana. That had a house of ill repute. A story is told in Bloomington that Burnside and Hooker and Lew Wallace spent more time at this house of ilrepute, than they did in the war. The house of ilrepute, in Bloomington was on the West side of town and the Burnside Train depot was across the street, in front of the house of ilrepute. The house of ilreput is said to have kept Monroe county in taxation, during the war. 27:14

Well done Sir and Thank You.

In we2 he would have been removed from command because basically he wasn't a very good soldier

They are all equal NOW...

Extremely well done. I'm of 2 minds about the statue though. The notion that Custer was only following orders Smells all too Familiar.

People had such hard lives back then. You are a great narrator, you have a very soothing voice.

Why would you start out people are not happy about it that Audie was in Monroe . He is greatness .

Helen Gilmore is my Aunt,,Thank-you Auntie for your research from the Wells/Kelly side

Custer was not sterile. He had several children with his indian mistress.

Wow.

This is a great presentation. Thank you.

With the"bill of rights "being suspended by Lincoln the condemed weren't allowed too speak in their own defense and no benefit of defense counsel.😜😜😜😜

The people who think Custer hated Indians must remember he didn’t he was a soldier who was ordered to bring in the hostile as they were called to the reservation so blame should go on the government and the politicians sitting in Washington

He was from new rumley Ohio

Clusters last words were can’t understand it they were sing and dancing last night

This day has brought much tears and emotions to me ….I say that because I am a descendant of Sampson Randolph, he was emancipated at the age of 65 years old along with the other Randolph slaves 🥹 to FINALLY find solid information on my ancestors has me very emotional for my family and I…..much much gratitude!!!!!

He got fucked. More soldier's with gattling gun's.

I believe Mary Surrate got fucked.

Okay you are missing the important history. Vallandingham gave speeches in Congress stating that the real reason Lincoln was prosecuting the war was to establish a central bank. In other words the real reason for the Civil War was to have a central bank. Lincoln passed the national bank acts of 1863, 1864, and 1865 which created a national banking system and a national currency.

I did a very extensive and thoroughly objective study of Louis Weichmann and found him to be a brave and truthful witness to the actions of Booth, both Surratts, Dr. Mudd, et al. People who continue to accuse him of perjury are usually not researchers of real history but more often apologists for Booth, the Surratts and Dr Mudd and usually cite their beliefs on hearsay and wild conjecture based on paranoid theories about the Lincoln Assassination Conspiracy and the Catholic Church, Stanton or other "theories" spread by fake historians. Weichmann is a ordinary man caught up in a time and place that he had no knowledge of, until it was too late, yet remained loyal to his country and the union.

Excellent and informative. I felt like I was on the trip!

Well done and very interesting too.

Abraham Lincoln was a traitor and he deserved what happened. Long live the South. The South will rise again. 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱

I cannot understand the fascination about a loser that killed women, kids, and dogs?

Who cares about a women killer.

Excellent

I grew up in Adrian Michigan. Very interesting