The day after this event, Guy Henry and his force,
The day after this event, Guy Henry and his force, known as the "Brunettes," battled an opposing group believed to have burned down the Drexel Mission. Participants in this event controversially received twenty Medals of Honor, with one citation praising the retrieval of a stampeded mule. After it, James Forsyth was relieved of command by an angry General Nelson Miles. In 1973, members of AIM symbolically occupied the location where this event took place. It began when the deaf Black Coyote refused to give up his rifle, prompting a skirmish that caused artillerymen with Hotchkiss guns to open fire. For 10 points, name this 1890 massacre by the U.S. Army of Lakota at a South Dakota reservation.
The day after this event, Guy Henry and his force, known as the "Brunettes," battled an opposing group believed to have burned down the Drexel Mission.