MORE PICTURES OF THE TRIP! ----------------------------- LEGENDS AT THE O.K. CORRAL TOMBSTONE 2009 Follow custerwest's member Gary Neidert (CAN) in the streets of Tombstone, Arizona, where heroes of the West, Wyatt Earp, Morgan Earp and Virgil Earp, Doc Holliday walked into Freemon Street to gun down the gangsters and get immortality. The West. Whe

The Last Stand in "Custer of the West" CUSTER OF THE WEST scene of the Last Stand (with no audio)

“The more I see of movement here (Little Bighorn battlefield), the more I have admiration for Custer, and I am satisfied his like will not be found very soon again.” US General-in-chief - Lt General Nelson A. Miles American officers at Custer Grave, West Point Military Academy “The Army Goes Rolling Along” US ARMY OFFICIAL ANTHEM. Only two

THE PLEDGE Ronald Reagan on the Little Bighorn cover-up: "The entire Custer story has been surrounded in mystery and I recall an elderly Colonel telling me once of a story that used to circulate in army circles that there were men who knew an unpublished truth about the story, but who were pledged never to reveal it." Ronald Reagan, Governor of Cal

THE CUSTER MONUMENT JUNE 1910-2010 "This is a day of Honor." Mayor of Monroe before the Custer Monument, June 4, 2010 "He was the Murat of the United States." President Taft dedicating the Monument, 1910

HISTORY BACK IN THE SADDLE The biggest collection of visual Custeriana on the Web - 380 videos two million views historical videos, reenactments, full movies, documentaries, TV shows latest videos: Son of the Morning Star (full movie) Nathaniel Phillbrick on his book "The Last Stand" must-see - "Guns, germs and Steel" : cultural failure and disease

DONAHUE Michael Donahue, Little Bighorn battlefield historian, is among those who want to end the cover-up of the Little Bighorn. It is because of his work (and the work of reenactors) that the documentary of the BBC (2007) was the most accurate movie on Custer's Last Stand ever. Donahue is the author of the very important study "Drawing Battle Lin

I am doing a research project on how the public perception of General Custer has changed over time. I would very much appreciate your answering a few questions about your own interest in and perception of Custer. I will keep all of your responses confidential. If you would prefer to complete this survey online, you can do so at the Survey Monkey we