1 minWho Killed Custer? It might surprise you.Female Cheyenne and Arapaho warriors fought at the Battle of the Little Bighorn-Custer's Last Stand-with distinction.
8 minThe Gettysburg AddressSeven score and 16 years ago today, on November 19, 1863, Abraham Lincoln gave his immortal speech.
7 minNative American WarshirtsWar shirts are not only beautifully crafted garments. They are spectacular works of art and symbolized the very essence of a warrior.
7 minArlington Cemetery, In Honor of Our VeteransThe 612 acres that today comprise Arlington National Cemetery was once the plantation and Greek Revival mansion of General Robert E Lee.
7 minNative Warrior WomenWe all know the immortal names of Pocahontas and Sacagawea, native women who played important roles in the formation of our early nation.
6 minAmerica's First Indian GeneralOne Native man reached the very highest echelons of white power and, in 1865, penned the final surrender terms of the Civil War.
7 minIn Honor of Chief JosephChief Joseph’s saga is an “unparalleled story in the annals of the Indian's resistance to the greed of the whites.
6 min1800s Funeral TechnologyThe nature of battle casualties and the job of collecting the wounded and the dead was overwhelming.
3 minThe Native American Military TraditionNative American contributions to the U.S military have long been heralded.
4 minWho Killed Custer? It May Surprise You: PART 2The Cheyenne called Custer "Attacker at Dawn" because of the Washita Massacre of 1868.
3 minIra HayesAccording to military statistics, Native Americans have served in the military more per capita than any other ethnic group.
2 minBuffalo SoldiersBuffalo soldiers served west of the Mississippi, mainly to protect settlers moving West and fight in Native American conflicts.
2 minThe Day the Earth WeptOn this day 142 years ago, Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce tribe faced the end of his tribe's civilization as a free people.