Medal of Honor

<p>The world will never forget the battle that began June 25 1876 and for good reason.</p><p>Gen. George Armstrong Custer divided his forces and instead of waiting for ammunition and supplies he attacked a huge Indian village on the Little Bighorn River in Eastern Montana Territory. No one has been able to reasonably explain the general���s actions because he died along with all his men.</p><p>Gerald Hickman a former park ranger with the National Park Service at Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument seeks to explore the mystery. What happened that pitted the brave soldiers against fierce warrior chiefs���including Sitting Bull Crazy Horse Lame White Man Gaul Wooden Leg and others���from the Lakota Teton Sioux Northern Cheyenne Southern Cheyenne and Arapahoe tribes.</p><p>The chiefs did not know it then but their victory would make the United States government and its citizens more determined than ever to place all American Indians on government-established reservations.</p><p>Take a walk through history explore one of history���s greatest mysteries and honor the brave men and women who died on hallowed ground with Medal of Honor.</p><p>Dr. James Carnell D.D.S. Medal of Honor is true history. I loved reading this book. I enjoyed it so much I gave it to my Dad and he enjoyed it as much as I did.</p> <p>Vic Bailey Spokane Historian This book is about history but it also comes complete with the interesting anecdotes about the battle. Human interest stuff.</p><p>Karen McElliott teacher Everett WA.Dad and Mom wanted me to send you an email thanking you for the Medal of Honor book. Dad has been reading and enjoying it.</p>