The man who started it all was a career soldier named George Armstrong ... But by then the Civil War had broken out, and the Army needed all the officers it could get. Custer went unpunished.

But the truth raises important questions about the man and his place in American history ... Mississippi River, George Armstrong Custer stole a horse. During the Civil War, Custer had fought ...

He made his way to General George Armstrong Custer ... The most punishing conflict ever fought on American soil was coming to an end. The Civil War was entering its fifth year.

The American Civil War is no exception ... where the Civil War’s most sensational cavalryman, George Armstrong Custer, and more than 200 of his troopers met their doom in 1876.

from First Bull Run through Appomattox in the Civil War, and the Washita to the Little Big Horn in the Indian Wars. They explain how Custer deliberately sought assistance and mentorship from many ...

The man who started it all was a career soldier named George Armstrong ... But by then the Civil War had broken out, and the Army needed all the officers it could get. Custer went unpunished.