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Battle of the Little Bighorn
and "Custer on Offense"

Why did Custer choose to travel north, away from Reno and Benteen, up to his final resting place here on Last Stand Hill? I believe he was not "driven" by the Indians from Medicine Tail Coulee or "Ford B," but aggressively went north to attack the village. I believe he and his 210 men were "on the offensive."

 

At left is a View of Last Stand Hill, looking south, with Weir Point visible in the background.

It is the only explanation that makes sense. As time allows, I hope to provide some reasons and evidence for this rather "controversial" view.

One of these days, I will add maps, photos, writings, and other things on this page to support this viewpoint...

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