Reno and Crook Defense of Reno on the Little Bighorn Controversy
An interview recounts Major Reno's role in the 1876 campaign against the Sioux. The narrator argues Reno would have been killed if he joined Custer's doomed assault, praising Crook's leadership and detailing winter campaigns, battles, and the broader pursuit of the Sioux with General Terry and Merritt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Reno
General Custer
Little Big Horn
Custer
Reno
J. A. Fontaine
Dayton
Wash
Crook
Fontaine
Domaine
Williard R. Booth
Fort Benton
United States
Walla Walla
Washington
Wyoming
Dalles
Oregon
Umatilla
Kelton
Utah
Cheyenne
Red Cloud Agency
Dakota
Camp Brown
Sitting Bull
Red Cloud
Spotted Tail
American Horse
Crazy Horse
Frank Gurard
Missouri River
Peace Commission
Gurard
Fort Laramie
Sitting
Washington, D. C
Hi-A
Boston
Camp Carling
Port Laramie
Fort Fetterman
Old Fort Reno
Powder River
Wind River Mountains
Old Fort
Phil Kearney
Trout Creek
General Crook
Tongue River
Bagan
General Reynolds
Goose Creek
Terry
Department of the Dakota
Department of the Platte
Fort Lincoln
Yellowstone River
General Terry
Rosebud River
Canyon of the Rosebud
General Merritt
Fifth Cavalry
Yellowstone
Otter Creek
Black Hills
Owl Creek
Belle Fourche
Reiley
Major Reiley
Red Cloud Reservation
White Rock Fort
Lieutenant McKenzie
McKenzie
Merritt
T. J. Moore
Packer
Moore
Gerard
Dave Meres
Also Mentioned on This Page
Silver Black Fox Ranching
Ranch Plana
Montana Silver Black Fox CO
Missoula
Montana
Kevin Oil & Gas Company
Kevin Oil & Gas CO
J. Archambault
Herman
Fourth Avenue North
Great Falls
Eade
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
U.S.A
Ea Ae
Postum Cereal Co., Inc