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Step back into the smoke and dust of one of America’s most legendary battles—the Battle of the Little Bighorn. In Troopers with Custer, frontier journalist and cowboy poet E.A. Brininstool captures the voices and memories of the men who fought beside Custer and lived to tell the tale.

Drawing on decades of research, personal interviews, and rare correspondence with survivors, Brininstool offers an unmatched, firsthand account of the U.S. Cavalry on the Western frontier. His words bring to life the drama, courage, and tragedy of the Indian Wars—from the rolling plains of Montana to the final stand along the Little Bighorn River.

No other writer of his time gathered so many authentic recollections from scouts, troopers, and Native participants. Published shortly before his death in 1957, Troopers with Custer remains an essential volume for every serious student of Custer, the Seventh Cavalry, and the American West.

Inside you’ll discover:

• Firsthand stories from Little Bighorn survivors and fellow soldiers.

• Brininstool’s deep insights into Custer’s final campaign and its lasting legacy.

• Rare details about life in the frontier army, from bivouacs to battles.

• A vivid chronicle of the Indian Wars and the men who fought them.

Perfect for readers of frontier history, Custer enthusiasts, reenactors, and anyone fascinated by the untamed West, this classic work belongs on every shelf devoted to the American frontier.