While serving under Alfred Terry in an attempt to secure gold fields in the Black Hills, this lieutenant colonel led his men into a battle that only the horse Comanche survived.
A manifesto with this man's name in the title argued against the termination policy and said that the black civil rights movement was incommensurable with the needs of American Indians; that political tract by Vine Deloria says that this man "died for your sins." This man was once suspended for a year in a court-martial after leaving Fort Harker to visit his wife, though he soon returned for a campaign against Washita River villages that included the destruction of Black Kettle's home. While serving under Alfred Terry in an attempt to secure gold fields in the Black Hills, this lieutenant colonel led his men into a battle that only the horse Comanche survived. For 10 points, name this soldier who was annihilated by Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse at Little Big Horn.
A manifesto with this man's name in the title argued against the termination policy and said that the black civil rights movement was incommensurable with the needs of American Indians; that political tract by Vine Deloria says that this man "died for your sins.
George Armstrong Custer