Person Communication and Meetings / Person Travel / /
Facility
Weir Point / Northern Cheyenne camp / Fort Abraham Lincoln / Powder River camp / /
IndustryTerm
left bank / bank / defense site / miscellaneous equipment / water carrier parties / battle site / /
NaturalFeature
Tongue River / Yellowstone / Little Big Horn valley / Yellowstone river / Powder river / Little Big Horn River / Rosebud Creek / /
OperatingSystem
Fork / /
Organization
Yates’ battalion / Benteen’s battalion / Reno / United States Army / Reno’s battalion / Gibbon’s infantry / Keogh’s battalion / 7th United States Cavalry Regiment / /
Person
George Armstrong Custer / James Bradley / William A. Curtis / Privates Archibald McIlhargey / Winfield S. Edgerly / Myles W. Keogh / Daniel Kanipe / Thomas B. Weir / Charles A. Varnum / Fred Girard / George Crook / Charles C. DeRudio / Calhoun Hill / William W. Cooke / Joe Sills / Jr. / John Martin / George Herendeen / John Mitchell / James Calhoun / George W. Yates / Thomas McDougall / Luther Hare / Trumpeter Martin / Alfred H. Terry / Thomas H. French / Marcus A. Reno / James Brisbin / John Gibbon / Edward S. Godfrey / Ron Nichols / Mitch Bouyer / Charlie Reynolds / Frederick W. Benteen / /
Battle of the Little Big Horn by Joe Sills, Jr. On May 17, 1876, the 7th United States Cavalry Regiment under Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer left Fort Abraham Lincoln, Dakota Territory, as part of a column co