There's more to it than Custer! Little Big Horn Associates

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Thank you for watching!!
If you are interested in the Indian Wars, the Little Bighorn Battlefield, the Seventh Cavalry, the frontier Army, the Lakota, the Cheyenne, George Custer, Sitting Bull, or Crazy Horse, then you might be interested in learning more about the Little Big Horn Associates!
For more info please see:
www.thelbha.com
Images in this video:
Presentations including Colonel Rodney Thomas "Biilaachia Daakshee-- White Swan's Deeds" and Michael Donahue "Recent Archaeological Accounts Supporting John Stands in Timber."
Authors including Mark Lee Gardner (who won the Carroll Award for his book The Earth is All that Lasts), Colonel Rodney Thomas, and Wayne Sarf.
Awards given in absentia to Dr. Gregory Urwin for his book Custer Victorious and to Frederick Wagner for his article in the recent Research Review.
Thank you to everyone who is a part of the Little Big Horn Associates and make every summer such a blast.
Special thanks to Patricia Glennon for use of her wonderful photos.
Take a look and join us!!
For more about my current work-in-progress or my other works of fiction/essays/article (including the books The Confusion of Languages and You Know When the Men Are Gone, both published by Putnam/Penguin), please see my author website:
www.siobhanfallon.com
or follow me on Instagram and Facebook at
siobhanfallonwriter
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10 июл 2023

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Комментарии : 53

@christopherfoster1838 Год назад

Hi ! Well I'm glad that you made it home safe and sound ! 😊 I can't wait for your next presentation, you always do an excellent job ! I love history ! ❤❤

@SiobhanFallon7 Год назад

How very kind of you, Christopher! Thank you 🙏

@alistairmcgregor8820 9 месяцев назад

Stumbled on your channel. Love history and love your videos with clear and easily understood narration. I love hearing about the personalities of the protagonists and your enthusiasm which makes everything so interesting.

@SiobhanFallon7 9 месяцев назад

Thank you! I really enjoy learning myself as I do the research. So many fascinating lives. I appreciate you taking the time to send such a kind comment 🙏

@mikehunt-fx7sf Год назад

I was at the battlefield many years ago and your videos always bring back memories. My sister lives 40 miles from there.

@SiobhanFallon7 Год назад

Wow, your sister lives in some beautiful country. Though I bet winters are a very different story... Thank you for the kind words about my videos 🙏

@mikehunt-fx7sf Год назад

@@SiobhanFallon7 Thanks for your nice reply Fallon! Yes she lives in the country and sometimes gets snowed in. She feeds deer through her kitchen window and has bears in her yard and occasionally has to chase rattlesnakes away with a broom. lol!!

@SiobhanFallon7 Год назад

@@mikehunt-fx7sf oh that sounds like heaven. Except those rattlesnakes... ;)

@alexamerling79 Год назад

I'll look into them. Thank you!

@SiobhanFallon7 Год назад

Nice! And thank you for commenting!

@jamesnix729 Год назад

Thank you for the information and link to the association. I will check it out.

@SiobhanFallon7 Год назад

Yay, thank you, James!

@richardcutt727 Год назад

Thank you Siobhan. Great update. I visited LBH in April 1993 and spent 4 days there. Followed the 7th Cav route from Yellowstone River down Rosebud to Busby bend and over to the battle site. I'm due another visit. I have seen Ranger Mike Donahue videos. Very refreshing. I have a thousand questions for my next visit.

@SiobhanFallon7 Год назад

I always have a thousand questions too 😉 Thanks so much for watching and commenting 🙏

@marknaimo4784 Год назад

I've been out to the battlefield I don't know how many times, every year,I know a lot of the old timers, lm (65yo)now my uncle was a devoted Civil War historian, we met out there every year back in the 70s 80s, I also remember holding that metal detector for many many Summers, with my cousin, brings back old memories thanks good video.

@SiobhanFallon7 Год назад

Thank you! I bet you sure have some stories from all your visits!

@1stminnsharpshooters341 Год назад

great presentation *LIKED* and *SUBSCRIBED* --LT

@1stminnsharpshooters341 Год назад

sharing my adventures at Fort Abraham Lincoln - the fort that Custer road out of ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--15VeunIVzg.html

@SiobhanFallon7 Год назад

Yay, thank you!! 🎉💕

@patriciaglennon5660 Год назад

Beautifully done, as always with your work Siobhan. This presentation certainly gives a feel for the level of involvement and camaraderie within its members. The 2023 LBHA conference was my first, but certainly won't be my last !

@SiobhanFallon7 Год назад

So good to finally get to spend time with you, Patricia!! 💕

@user-ez5fc5lp6j Месяц назад

Cool vid.love the song I've never been to the battle field but I'm thinking about saving up To go the whole thing has haunted me since I was a kid.. not sure why it's almost as if I was there.weird!

@Jay_Hall 7 месяцев назад

U are Special, for sure and for certain. :) Keep Bringing It.

@SiobhanFallon7 7 месяцев назад

You are lovely to say such kind things, Jay. Much appreciated! Hope you are having a cosy few days of holiday and rest 🎄🙏

@waynesarf8065 Год назад

Great stuff, Siobhan!

@SiobhanFallon7 Год назад

Thank you, Wayne!!! 💕📚

@mistervacation23 8 месяцев назад

Sergeant William Connors, Trooper Michael McCluskey, and Trooper Richard Langsford, who, on a hot afternoon in June, made a charge over a hill-and never returned. Look for this one under 'P' for phantom, in a historical ledger located in a reading room known as the Twilight Zone.

@SiobhanFallon7 8 месяцев назад

Yes! Just recently watched that Twilight Zone episode!

@Bocajef134 Год назад

Always love your content. I'm guessing you know that all the material you're showing is a mirror image. Nevertheless, it is great you're giving kudos. 🙃

@SiobhanFallon7 Год назад

Thank you!

@waynemcauliffe-fv5yf Год назад

Thanks again mate

@SiobhanFallon7 Год назад

thank you!!

@robertoneill2502 Год назад

Nicely Done!

@SiobhanFallon7 Год назад

Thank you!

@SiobhanFallon7 Год назад

Hey, I know you!!! Thanks for watching, Bob. I wish you could post your recent talk on the Michigan Brigade post-Civil War. It was brilliant 🎉

@robertoneill2502 Год назад

@@SiobhanFallon7 Thank you. Look forward to seeing you in August

@lesliemoiseauthor 6 месяцев назад

Fiction writers have to research to ground their novels in reality. Well done.

@sunnyjacksmack 3 месяца назад

Hello. First a note of thanks for another wonderful video. You are a treasure indeed. My researching was more in the line of western expansion and the American civil war civil war, or as they say here in the south, the war between the states and as you know one road leads a plethora of other roads when researching and that is where i arrived on your many insightful videos, (all of which have no scholarly footnotes,LOL). Of course I am woefully addicted to them. To my point; part of what got me here was the study of Brandy Station where the largest cavalry battle (ever) was fought and where G.A, Custer won his spurs as it where and entered into the public's eye. I was looking for more information and was wondering if you have information available on this topic. If you have already covered it would you kindly direct me to where I may find it; if not would you consider a series on the rise of the stars leading to the big event of the Little Bighorn? My apologies if you have done this already. Hoping your Easter was happy and memorable. Again; Thank you so much for all of you hard efforts and well played productions.

@SiobhanFallon7 3 месяца назад

Hello there, Sunny! I have a friend who has done extensive research and writing about GAC's early Civil War days. His name is Robert O'Neill. Perhaps you can find some of his work online? How about Custer Victorious by Dr Greg Urwin and Custer by Jeffrey Wert? Both focus on GAC's Civil War ride, and I believe both books readily available ( I think I got my first copies online at thriftbooks.com quite inexpensively).

@SiobhanFallon7 3 месяца назад

Not sure if I will manage a video on GAC'S Civil War career anytime soon. Battleground tactics and understanding are always my weakest link (you may have noticed). I am rather new to all of this and still have so much to learn. But I will add it to my wonderfully growing list of suggestions! Thank you! I'm so happy you found my work and that it's helpful to you. It's always great to get a message from you 🙏

@sunnyjacksmack 3 месяца назад

@@SiobhanFallon7 You are a peach.Thank you so much

@patrickroy3380 Год назад

Looks like a wonderful time had by all thanks for sharing and did you whind up buying anything ? GARRYOWEN and thanks for not calling it the Native American wars 😂 were all natives and they were from Asia.

@SiobhanFallon7 Год назад

I always buy way too many BOOKS!!!!!

@58landman 4 месяца назад

Siobhan, do you know anything about an Officer of the 7th Cav whose name was Owen Hale? He was occasionally referred to as "Holy Owen" and I have heard the nickname was used because of his profanity and also because he didn't curse or engage in behavior that would discredit him. I can't find much on the Holy Owen character. He was not at Little Big Horn because he was on detached duty at Jefferson Barracks. thanks.

@SiobhanFallon7 4 месяца назад

Yes! James Klokner has a photo and bio in his awesome Officers of the 7th book

@liamthompson9090 6 месяцев назад

What if you were to meet a person who was at the Battle of the Greasy Grass? I was there (yes, "reincarnation" is real. It would be better described as simultaneous parallel incarnation.). There is a picture of me, then--even though everyone thinks that there is no existing picture of Tushunka Witko).

@SiobhanFallon7 6 месяцев назад

I would never say no to a chat with Crazy Horse 😉🐎

@liamthompson9090 6 месяцев назад

Google "Crazy in the Lodge" for an authentic photo of me (in that lifetime). Btw, that lifetime was, for me, not about warfare.

@user-mz1sp3wi9b Год назад

Custer is buried in west point in other Custer's body isn't there

@SiobhanFallon7 11 месяцев назад

Yes! You are right Custer is at West Point! The markers remain on the Little Bighorn battlefield to show where the soldiers and officers fell. There are also markers showing when Indian combatants fell as well, though their bodies have also been moved and buried elsewhere.