A DAILY CUSTER CHRONOLOGY

Once a day portions of fact and fancy about George Armstrong Custer.

He was one of America’s most beloved and loathed military leaders. A fierce fighter. Thrill seeker. Headline junky. Then came his demise and the deaths of 210 troopers under his command at the Battle of Little Bighorn on June 25, 1876.

Introducing a 365-day chronology of Custer’s life. Visit daily for something new.

Black and white photograph of George Armstrong Custer dressed in a Civil War military uniform with a wide-brimmed hat, crossing his arms and looking at the camera with a serious expression.

The Daily Dose

SEPT 7: Sherman’s Best Indian Fighter, George Crook

General George Crook fought and later defended Indian tribes.

Historical black-and-white photograph of five men in military uniforms, including George Armstrong Custer, gathered around a table, appearing to review a document.

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Black and white photograph of George Armstrong Custer with a mustache, dressed in a suit with a collared shirt and a tie, looking slightly to the right.