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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1990

Page

6

Custer Battlefield War Rages Over New View

The Little Bighorn conflict heats up as a park superintendent seeks a more accurate account of June 25, 1876. No scalpings or rifle fire occur, but tensions persist over how the battle is presented to visitors.

Little Bighorn George A. Custer

Indian woman hired to lead Custer battlefield stirs protests

Barbara Booker, the National Park Service superintendent at Little Bighorn, faces opposition from Custer fans who call her unfit, while supporters say she expands Indian hiring and aims for a more balanced, historically accurate portrayal of the 1876 battle and its legacy.

George Armstrong Custer Barbara Booher Booher National Park Service American West Custer Sitting Bull Crazy Horse Washington Custer Battlefield National Monument Barbara Bill Wells Malibu Calif Custer Battlefield Historical and Museum Association Little Big Horn Associates Wells Booker Little Bighorn 7Th Cavalry Janine Pease- Windy Boy Little Big Horn College Crow Agency Mont.Barbara The Park Service Alaska Federal Aviation Administration Bureau of Indian Affairs Anchorage Lorraine Mintzmyer Rocky Mountain Mintzmyer Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation Utah Wounded Knee Park Service Museum Black Hills Dakotas

Battle of Little Bighorn Mystery Remains in Montana

A historical notice recalls the 1876 clash 60 miles southeast of Billings, where Lt. Col. George Custer led about 225 troops against 10,000 to 15,000 Sioux and Cheyenne. The article notes Custer and his men perished, Crazy Horse’s surrender, and ongoing questions about what truly occurred.

Custer Battlefield National Monument Mont Custer Sitting Bull Crazy Horse Little Bighorn Dakota Territory Billings Mont 7Th Cavalry Little Bighorn River George Armstrong Custer

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