'Little Bighorn Battlefield'

My name is Chris Oliver I’m from the UK and I have been to the battle site and was very moved by what I saw and heard. To be standing where just over a hundred years ago the 7th cavalry mere massacred is an experience that will live with me for ever. One can only imagine what was going though the minds of all those poor men facing overwhelming odds and knowing that they were going to die,

But believing in their General – Custer, the man of iron, the man who never lost. I have children of my own now and want to take them to visit the site as they are always asking me what happen to Custer - they love the films and books on this great man.

I have been to many battle sites all over the world and seen and heard the stories that have been told but I have yet to be told a story that has captured my imagination and moved me more that the story of the 7th cavalry and all those brave men who lost their lives at Little Bighorn on that day in June.

Anyone who has not been must go and see this place and take the time to say the lords words for the poor souls how lost their lives there.