The Court-Martial of George Armstrong Custer (Paperback)

from cwflatt

Historical fiction at its best. What if Custer had survived Little Big Horn? Did he make the right decisions in the heat of battle? Is it right to punish an officer for the decisions he makes while in battle based on the facts he has at hand? This are the questions discussed in this book.

from cwflatt

Historical fiction at its best. What if Custer had survived Little Big Horn? Did he make the right decisions in the heat of battle? Is it right to punish an officer for the decisions he makes while in battle based on the facts he has at hand? This are the questions discussed in this book.

from DinadansFriend

George Custer was an ambitious soldier, who had risen as high as Brigadier General, but had been cut back to peace-time Colonel after the Civil war. He tried to attack the largest concentration of Northern Plains Indians ever achieved, at Little Big horn Creek. Using a plan he had tried before, h...

from jztemple

This is a novel that is chock fill of real historic detail, valid suppositions and great storytelling. The author is a military lawyer and so the account of the court-martial is detailed and convincing. The basis of the story is simple; suppose Custer had survived Little Big Horn? The book is not...

from jztemple

This is a novel that is chock fill of real historic detail, valid suppositions and great storytelling. The author is a military lawyer and so the account of the court-martial is detailed and convincing. The basis of the story is simple; suppose Custer had survived Little Big Horn? The book is not...