45 minutes duration
The 7th Cavalry under the command of General George Custer was one of three armies moving in on the Sioux and Cheyenne tribes in the Summer of 1876.
Custer with his 7th Cavavlry of over 700 men was eager to reach the Indian camp well ahead of the other armies.
On the 25th June 1876 Custer split the 7th Cavalry in 3 after the pursuit of the Indians.He took 261 men under his command and then split the rest of the command between Major Reno and Captain Benteen.
The attack went in with Major Reno on one side of the Little Big Horn river and Custer on the other with Captain Benteen on Reno's Flank.What Custer did not realise was that there were over 3000 indian braves encamped in the Village.
Reno was immediately swamped with Indian Attacks and retreated to a defensive position to be joined by Benteen.Custer was overwhelmed by Indians and his force of 261 men was completly wiped out with no survivors.This was the Red Indians greatest victory over the white man.
Great,historical drama documentary
Posted by Anthony Flynn on 12th May 2022
A very interesting documentary which I have been looking for , for ages so I was very glad to find it. The dvd met the description, in a plain plastic case with a typed description. The dvd was a bit slow to load and navigation between chapters was slow and sometimes doesn't work. The picture and audio quality are acceptable, it looks like it was copied from a VHS version.
How ever as I said I am still very glad to have found this.