Crazy Horse vs. Custer: The True Battle Strategy Behind Little Bighorn

Welcome to History Addict, where we explore the riveting and often overlooked stories that have shaped America's past. In today's video, we delve into one of the most iconic moments in military history—Custer's Last Stand at the Battle of Little Bighorn. Discover how the legendary Lakota warrior Crazy Horse outmaneuvered the famed General George Armstrong Custer in a battle that has gone down in history as a defining moment in the struggle between Native American tribes and the U.S. Army.

Join us as we examine the strategic brilliance of Crazy Horse, the fateful decisions made by Custer, and the impact of this clash on the future of the Plains tribes. Whether you're a history buff or just curious about this fascinating event, this deep dive into the Battle of Little Bighorn is sure to captivate you.

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The narrator says Custer didn't know of the size of the force prepared for him. That's not entirely true.
There were the intelligence reports from Custer's native scouts which warned of an unusually large force, but for some reason this was either ignored or minimized. Custer still ordered his forces divided and he had inferior size forces attack superior ones. Perhaps a more accurate statement might be that Custer didn't "believe" he faced a large force.