TRW020 - Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer W. Britain World War I a sure recipe for disaster

a sure recipe for disaster

Born a slave

One of the Sioux’s most noted war-chiefs “Rain-In-The-Face” was a Lakota and famous among the tribe for his fighting ability and leadership

The origins of this design are unknown but it is believed to have been developed in an Asian country and was first worn in Vietnam by the South Vietnamese Marines

He died in Spain in 1975 aged 67

TRW020 - Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer W. Britain World War I a sure recipe for disasterThe commander of the famous 7th Cavalry and already a hero from the Civil War. Custer together with 210 of his men would perish on and around Last Stand Hill" just above the Little Bighorn river. Here we show him wearing buckskin trousers with a decorative blue shirt and colourful red neckerchief. In his hands a pair of matching Royal Irish Constabularly revolvers."