The Brutal Reality of the Battle of the Little Bighorn

Little Bighorn, Custer's Last Stand, Sitting Bull Two hundred and ten men. Gone. In less than an hour. No survivors. No retreat. No one left to explain how it all went so catastrophically wrong. Picture yourself standing on that ridge in Montana, June 25th, 1876 — the sun hammering down, the valley below looking quiet, almost peaceful. You'd have no idea you were looking at your own grave. That's exactly what Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer thought right before he led his regiment into the largest gathering of Native American warriors the U.S. Army had ever faced. He'd been warned. He didn't listen. And every single man under his direct command paid for it with their life. Here's what you need to understand before we get into the blood and the dust. In today's video, we look at The Brutal Reality of the Battle of the Little Bighorn… Keep watching to see Little Bighorn, Custer's Last Stand, Sitting Bull Also check out:    • The UNCENSORED Truth About Real WILD WEST ...   #aireconstruction #rebornhistory #littlebighorn