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Eighteenth Infantry in Absaraka the Home of the Crows
The Second Battalion of the Eighteenth United States Infantry marches from Fort Laramie toward the Absaraka region on the Bozeman Trail. The column, mostly recruits, faces harsh summer heat and risk as it moves to Fort Phil Kearney, confronting Sioux and Cheyenne forces. Carrington directs operations, building Fort Phil Kearney and defending wagon trains along the Bozeman Trail amid attacks and logistical struggles.
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