His name is not Hurley, “Hunley”

There are definitely fates worse than death.

The indians literally did this to the people who were there prior.

The Indians had more repeating rifles than the soldiers. It was very easy to win the battle.

At the time, I think our leaders believed it was the only way to get Japan to "stand down." Was there another way? I guess we'll never know. Such a devastating moment in our history.❤

My wife's great great uncle James Harris captured at Chickamauga from Ohio died and is buried at Andersonville.

Fort Sumter was, obviously, a tragic war crime. I would never excuse such treatment. But I gotta ask: How were Rebel prisoners treated by the Federal Government, or the Union Army? I have no agenda, I'm genuinely curious. Any similar stories regarding captured Southern soldiers?

We had one doing the same thing last week

Do they know the manifest on the French ship so we can know what did make it back to Spain?

I hate seeing an exciting video and some guy in his bedroom pops up and starts rambling.

Im looking at the map at 14:40 Reno line hold from 1518 to 1533 which mean 15 minutes. Custer was sighted north east at 1513, 18 minutes BEFORE Reno line crumbled at 1533. It is hard to believe that Custer (uphill) didnt saw Reno's hasty retreat. This is the key of the whole battle. Did Custer heard or saw anything about Reno? Still, he pursued with original plan by that isolating himself and let Reno isolated as well. To his defence, Custer at that time still didnt knew anything regarding true size of the village.

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Great video about this terrible massacre. God bless.

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The chiefs couldn't tell their warriors what to do.....so they Slaughtered settlers. There would be no America without these so called massacres.

Nits grow into lice.

Chit happens.

Indians didn't believe in owning land.........we did.

We came, we saw, we conquered. Well exc.....use...........me.

They don't steal things......they find them.

4:20......those look like European bison.

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Don’t throw it away send a zippo when you refurbish it for you

Do you kiss your mother with that mouth you’ve got this is not a family program

Nice to hear the account of a battle my ancestor possibly participated. Captain John Peter Kneeskern Company B 115th New York Volunteers. No journals of that dear man survived the length of time so I like to think that he did but I do not know specifically. Maybe order of battle roster will show him there.

Count me a new sub. Since you're in Florida, how about some stuff from Live Oak area? Some of the tales I heard as a kid would shake you to your core.

One tough SOB. That's a real man.

The United States government has not abided by any treaties it has made with the Indians. Even the U.S. military admitted that at the time.

Heck yeah!!! I love this country!!! 🇺🇸

Outstanding production

Thank you for this video. I am a tremendous History Lover. More Please!!

Wonderful job!!

Great presentation of facts, balanced and with quality visuals. Thank you!

Most likely it was a boiler explosion or coal bunker fire that detonated the magazine. That was very common in those days.

Bloody ungrateful colonials.

Thanks for the awesome history video. ❤LL

And so began our country!❤

The sauce bottle is a food bottle. Most are English. That is not a common one, never heard of it. Lea & Perrins is the one you see most.

Thanks for not calling him general, cause he wasn't.

Are you magnet fishing by chance ?

Custer respected the Native Americans and was friends with Bloody Knife, who he saw as a friend. Grant sent him on a mission to remove the native Americans from the area. He was following orders. I believe his strategy was to hold the women and children as hostages to keep the warriors at bay. This strategy did work in the past, but this time, it did not.

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Many years ago I had a history teacher ask me if I could go in time where and when. I replied one before the mayflower landed. Why then she asked I replied so I could stop the Europeans at the beach.

Idk how much a shilling was worth back then but it feels insufficient 😩

They needed a Seargent Schulz at that prison camp!

You missed mentioning the British Indian Army who formed a vast majority of the British Divisions.

Once the natives got set it was a 15-20 minute rout. Some may have stood but not out of bravery. There was nowhere to go and comrades were wounded. “Toss out a handful of corn you’d get better lines.” Benteen

Great job

nicely done 👍

It was a devastating time in history. The Turks were fearless fighters!❤