George Armstrong Custer was found with a bullet wound to the left temple and a bullet wound in his left breast. he was neither scalped or mutilated. ( reference: son of the morning star by Evan s. connell)
Please note that he was mutilated but not scalped - the official account detail this, although some details were withheld until after the death of his wife.
That would be George Armstrong Custer, graduated last in his class at West Point, and best remembered for his disastrous defeat at the Little Bighorn. He was promoted from captain to Brigadier General of Volunteers 3 days before the Battle of Gettysburg, despite having no direct experience in command.
He was an extremely unhappy character. Before WWII, a newspaper states:"George Pattons, doom and gloom for this poor chap."Not many people seem to know this, but his like was extremely different than before.
George Washington was a land surveyor in Culpeper County, Virginia when he was 17. He later purchased land in the Shenandoah Valley.
Neil Armstrong achieved the rank of Captain in the United States Navy. He served as a naval aviator before becoming an astronaut and is best known for being the first person to walk on the moon during the Apollo 11 mission in 1969. His military service played a significant role in his training as a pilot and astronaut.
Dwight Eisenhower replaced Lloyd Fredendall with George Patton
It was named to honor George Armstrong Custer who had met his fate a year before the county was formed.
no George Custer ended up having gonorrhea before he married his wife.
George Armstrong Custer married Elizabeth Bacon on February 9, 1864. Their marriage took place during the Civil War, shortly before Custer gained prominence as a cavalry officer. Elizabeth became a significant part of Custer's life and legacy, often accompanying him during his military campaigns.
The answer to your question depends on the time. Many men have commanded the 7th. George S. Patton in WW2 commanded the 7th and George Armstrong Custer commanded the 7th before Little Big Horn.
go to Google and type: Custer Gary Owen and read anamericansoldie.blogAnswerIt later became the marching tune for the US 7th Cavalry Regiment during the late 1800s. The tune was a favorite of General George Armstrong Custer and became the official air of the Regiment in 1867. According to legend it was the last tune played before the Battle of the Little Bighorn. http://www.answers.com/GarryOwen
That would be George Armstrong Custer, graduated last in his class at West Point, and best remembered for his disastrous defeat at the Little Bighorn. He was promoted from captain to Brigadier General of Volunteers 3 days before the Battle of Gettysburg, despite having no direct experience in command.
a couple months. there was an explotion and he got tumbled over with . unfortunatly when he gets home he dies under a tree with his son and dog at his side
Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. He did not immigrate there.
Neil Armstrong was and remains a US citizen.
In James Donovan's A Terrible Glory - (Custer and the Little Bighorn) it states that Custer contracted gonorrhea before his marriage to Elizabeth Bacon, also known as Libby. This most likely explains why they had no children.BWWCuster childrenElizabeth Custer never had any children although they wanted some. One theory is that cavalry men such as General Custer, and other men who rode often on horseback, suffered from sperm damage due to the pounding on the testicles from excessive riding. Some of those who hated Custer had told of a child that he had fathered, with a young Cheyenne girl, in 1869. Though, actually, one of my relatives supposedly lived with the Custers for about 6 years. I have nothing to substantiate this, however, except for the "family story". I am looking for something to "say it is true" but have found nothing yet. It was, actually, a half - sister to my grandmother. If anyone has any information regarding this, please email me at Raysenhell123@aol.com. I sure would appreciate it.TX******I was wondering if anyone ever heard of the Custers raising a girl for about 6 years. I am trying to find out if a family story about this is true, and if there was ever anything written about a young girl staying with them, that would be great!!Barb
her current last name is Armstrong but before marrying bille joe Armstrong her name was adrienne nesser
Actually, Custer was not ambushed at Little Big Horn. He purposely attacked a large Lakota/Cheyenne war camp led by Sitting Bull. Custer attacked hastily, against the advice of his scouts, afraid the camp would break apart and run before he could decisively engage them. Sitting Bull was not at the battle where Custer was killed. The ambush was lead by Crazy Horse.