: The Indians called him "Long Hair" because of his blonde locks, and his greatest defeat came on June 25, 1869, when his column of soldiers fell to a Sioux ambush, which was recounted to the whites by Curley, a Crow scout who witnessed the slaughter.
Hist: 30-20-10 name the historical figure:  30: He was the only soldier in U.S. military history to wear a velvet uniform, which he designed himself.  20: As lieutenant colonel of the Seventh Cavalry in 1867, he attempted to whip his men into shape as Indian hunters against the Cheyennes, Arapahoes, and Kiowas. After suffering severe losses he ordered all AWOL men shot, then himself went AWOL to visit his wife.  10: The Indians called him "Long Hair" because of his blonde locks, and his greatest defeat came on June 25, 1869, when his column of soldiers fell to a Sioux ambush, which was recounted to the whites by Curley, a Crow scout who witnessed the slaughter.
Hist: 30-20-10 name the historical figure:  30: He was the only soldier in U.S. military history to wear a velvet uniform, which he designed himself.  
George Armstrong {Custer}