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CBHMA Symposium Index - Title Title Author Number Year Page CBHMA Symposium Index - Title Title Author Number Year Page "Benteen from the Tome" Myron Stevens 24th June 25, 2010 22 "Bighorn" a Film by Alfred T. Catalfo Vince Heier 25th June 24, 2011 51 "Here Are Your Indians," Fredrick F. Gerard Dennis "DK" Clark 13th June 25, 1999 42 "Hurrah, Boys We've Got Them!": An Analysis of Custer's Observation Point Doug McChristian 3rd June 23, 1989 69 "Is It a Hero? Is It a Villain? No, It's General Custer!" How Comic Book Art Has Vince Heier 29th June 26, 2015 27 Shaped a Legand "Last Stand" A Short Film by Gabe Torres Vince Heier 18th June 27, 2003 36 "Novel" Look at Custer: Custer in Fiction - Good, Bad & Indifferent, A Mike Koury 23rd June 26, 2009 37 "ps Bring Pacs": The Order That Trapped the Custer Battalion William Hedley 4th June 22, 1990 48 "Rosebud, Oh Rosebud" - Crook, Custer and Conjecture Jerry Keenan 6th June 26, 1992 37 "The Question" Vince Heier 13th June 25, 1999 99 "We've Caught Them Napping!" - The Little Big Horn Time Warp William Hedley 3rd June 23, 1989 57 15 Year Index 15th June 22, 2001 93 1995 CBHMA Symposium Panel Discussion 9th June 23, 1995 79 1996 CBHMA Symposium Panel Discussion: The Weir Point Episode 10th June 21, 1996 59 1997 CBHMA Symposium Panel Discussion: The Valley Fight 11th June 27, 1997 57 20 Year Index 20th June 23, 2006 91 25th Anniversary Index 25th June 24, 2011 87 7th U.S. Cavalry: Command and Control System 25 June 1876 Dennis "DK" Clark 7th June 25. 1993 13 Ammunition Components from the Rosebud Battlefield Douglas D. Scott 28th June 27, 2014 102 Another Custer Mystery? Six Unknown Soldiers Buried at Bon Homme Cemetery, Frank Dyoracek 16th June 21, 2002 57 South Dakota Appendix: Five-Year Index (by Author) 5th June 21, 1991 97 Army of 1876 under a Microscope, or, Lessons from the Great Sioux War, The Paul Hedren 24th June 25, 2010 1 At the Battlefield David Humhreys Miller 3rd June 23, 1989 85 Battalion Formation and the Custer Trail Robert E. Doran 3rd June 23, 1989 9 Battle of the Little Big Horn: A New Time Line, The Michael Donahue 18th June 27, 2003 20 Battle of the Little Big Horn: A Sad and Terrible Blunder, A C. Lee Noyes 15th June 22, 2001 47 Battle of the Little Big Horn: Reno, Terry and a Variation of a Major Theme, The C. Lee Noyes 13th June 25, 1999 1 Battle Rhythms Steve Adelson 23rd June 26, 2009 58 Beginning of the End: Destruction of the Keogh Battalion Bob Snelson 18th June 27, 2003 12 Beyond Custer Hill Michael Donahue 17th June 27, 2003 26 Big Road Roster, The (Continued from 2006 Symposium) Ephriam D. Dickson III 21st June 22, 2007 47 Bit of CBHMA History, A Mike Koury 8th June 24, 1994 97 Bozeman Trail: The Road to Little Big Horn, The Mike Koury 16th June 21, 2002 93 Brief Analytical Study of Reno's Fight in the Valley, A Ron Nichols 3rd June 23, 1989 35 Camp Powell: The Powder River Depot Tom Heski 15th June 22, 2001 1 Captain Fredrick W. Benteen's Response to Custer's Last Message Eric Bacopulos 7th June 25. 1993 37 Cartridge Case Evidence on Custer Field: An Analysis and Re-Interpretation, The Bruce A. Trinque 5th June 21, 1991 69 Changing Exhibitry and Sensitivity: The Custer Battlefield Museum Robert L. Hart 1st June 26, 1987 34 Clement A Lounsberry: Claim For Glory Sandy Barnard 2nd June 24, 1988 1 Closer Look at the Maps of Edward Maguire, A Michael Donahue 21st June 22, 2007 9 Comanche: Treasured Hero of the 7th Cavalry: The Story Behind the Film Vince Heier 14th June 23, 2000 29 Coming to an Understanding of Peter Thompson & His Accounts Michael Wyman 18th June 27, 2003 37 Coming to an Understanding of Peter Thompson & His Accounts Rocky Boyd 18th June 27, 2003 37 Coming to an Understanding of Peter Thompson & His Accounts - Corrections to Rocky Boyd 19th June 24, 2005 64 2004 Symposium Page 1 Title Author Number Year Page Coming to an Understanding of Peter Thompson & His Accounts - Corrections to Michael Wyman 19th June 24, 2005 64 2004 Symposium Company G and the Valley Fight Nick Dramis 21st June 22, 2007 1 Comparison Between the 1876 Sioux Campaign & the Zulu War of 1879 Kevin Galvin 19th June 24, 2005 21 Comparison Between the 1876 Sioux Campaign & the Zulu War of 1879 Sandy Barnard 19th June 24, 2005 21 Consensus: Best Indian War Field Commanders, 1865-1890 Ron Nichols 22nd June 27, 2008 22 Counting Coup: The Nature of Intertribal Warfare Reconsidered Dennis Hagen 18th June 27, 2003 90 Covering Custer in the Billings Gazette Lorna Thackeray 24th June 25, 2010 18 Crazy Horse on the Greasy Grass Jim Holly 8th June 24, 1994 107 Crazy Horse, War Chief of the Oglala Lakota Kingsley Bray 21st June 22, 2007 69 Crow Scouts: Their Contributions in Understanding the Little Big Horn Battle, The Joe Sills Jr. 5th June 21, 1991 11 Custer & Elliott: Comrades in Controversy Sandy Barnard 14th June 23, 2000 18 Custer as Judge Louise Barnett 12th June 26,1998 25 Custer Battlefield Monuments Lawrence Frost 1st June 26, 1987 98 Custer Battlefield National Cemetery Human Remains Identification Project, The Douglas D. Scott 8th June 24, 1994 12 Custer Battlefield to Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument: 50 Year's Mike Koury 29th June 26, 2015 53 Adventures - As I Remember It Custer Battlefield Up-date Homer Rouse 3rd June 23, 1989 87 Custer Conundrum: 50 Years on the Little Big Horn, The Francis Taunton 20th June 23, 2006 13 Custer Exceeds His Orders: Terry's Rehearsal for the Little Big Horn Campaign Dennis "DK" Clark 23rd June 26, 2009 11 Custer Literature, The Michael O'Keefe 27th June 21, 2013 70 Custer Trail, The Richard A. Fox 27th June 21, 2013 1 Custer/Connor Connection, The David E. Wagner 22nd June 27, 2008 55 Custer: An Old Trooper's Tale George Kush 15th June 22, 2001 32 Custer: An Old Trooper's Tale George Kush 17th June 27, 2003 1 Custer's 1873 Yellowstone Battles John Lubetkin 20th June 23, 2006 1 Custer's Arrival Time at the River Wayne Wells 1st June 26, 1987 76 Custer's Burial Revisited: West Point, 1877 Sandy Barnard 6th June 26, 1992 66 Custer's Last "Drag" Shannon Vihlene 26th June 22, 2012 73 Custer's Last Plan Tim Lehman 25th June 24, 2011 61 Custer's Sergeant Major Peter Russell 27th June 21, 2013 56 Debate - Nature of Fighting at the Little Big Horn Richard A. Fox 12th June 26,1998 61 Debate - Nature of Fighting at the Little Big Horn Mike Koury 12th June 26,1998 61 Decisive Point: White Bull's Second Impetuous Charge, The Dennis "DK" Clark 25th June 24, 2011 36 Decisive Point: White Bull's Second Impetuous Charge, The - Corrected Dennis "DK" Clark 29th June 26, 2015 68 Dedication to Clifford Lee Nelson 10th June 21, 1996 4 Did Custer Believe His Scouts? Robert Church 5th June 21, 1991 61 Did the Timing of Custer's Death Play a role in the Annihilation of His Command? Jay F. Kanitz 7th June 25. 1993 52 Digging Fox Holes: An Examination of Richard Fox's Book Archaeology, History Mike Koury 10th June 21, 1996 47 and Custer's Last Battle Disaster in Duplicate: An Examination of the Similarities Between the Battle of Terry C. Karselis 5th June 21, 1991 45 Isandhlawana and the Little Big Horn Doubts and Shadows: The Narrative of Private Peter Thompson Steven Wright 7th June 25. 1993 59 Drunk at the Little Big Horn: The Case Against Reno Ron Nichols 14th June 23, 2000 1 Earliest Photograph of Custer Battlefield, The Jim Brust 6th June 26, 1992 43 Edward Settle Godfrey and the Custer Myth Steven Wright 6th June 26, 1992 10 Englishman's View of the Little Big Horn Affair, An Derek Batten 1st June 26, 1987 12 Errol Flynn, a Fellow Named Custer, and a Film That Changed My Life Louis Kraft 25th June 24, 2011 26 Errol Flynn, George Armstrong Custer & History Dan Gagliasso 13th June 25, 1999 91 Page 2 Title Author Number Year Page Exploring With Custer: The Black Hills Exploration of 1874 Ernest Grafe 17th June 27, 2003 80 Fiction Stranger then Truth: A "Novel" Approach to Custer in Literature Vince Heier 3rd June 23, 1989 78 Fight On Calhoun Hill, The Wayne Wells 2nd June 24, 1988 22 First Scalp for Custer, Custer's Killer & Custer's Last rally - Buffalo Bill's Wild Chris Dixon 26th June 22, 2012 45 West & the Commemoration of Little Big Horn, The First to Arrive on Custer's Battlefield Rickard Ross 28th June 27, 2014 91 Five Decades at Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument, the Musings of a Neil C. Mangum 26th June 22, 2012 63 Park Ranger Five Questions about Isaiah Dorman & the 1876 Yellowstone Expedition Lilah Pengra 31st June 23, 2017 50 Fletcher Family Indian Captivity Story: An Incident in the Plains Indian War, The Jeff Broome 28th June 27, 2014 61 Following the Guidon's Trail Dennis "DK" Clark 16th June 21, 2002 41 For This Is a Special Place Jerry L. Rogers 2nd June 24, 1988 80 Forget the Gatling Guns Mike Koury 26th June 22, 2012 55 From Mehoopany to the Big Horn: The Life of Dr. James Madson DeWolf, 1843- Todd Harburn 31st June 23, 2017 33 1876 Gall at the Little Big Horn Robert W.
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