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03:41I'll live to see you die beneath my steel, Custer.
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03:59At 24, he had been the youngest general in the Civil War.
04:02Within five years, he had been reduced in rank and sent west to be forgotten.
04:06But he was not the kind of man to let the world forget.
04:09His name, George Armstrong Custer.
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05:07General, sir.
05:09What is the plan?
05:10Yellowhawk. Colonel Custer's cart to heathen.
05:13Yellowhawk?
05:15Aye, there'll be many a sore sleeping better than all that red dibbles behind bars.
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05:29Company, halt!
05:31Dismount!
05:32Dismount!
05:37Trooper.
05:39Sergeant, form a detail to guard the prison.
05:42Yes, sir.
05:43Daniels, Corby, Smith, guard detail.
05:50There you are. That'll make walking a bit more comfortable.
05:53Trooper, it's Custer. He's bringing in Yellowhawk.
05:56Sergeant!
05:59Dirty murdering swine!
06:01You kill women and kids, will you?
06:03Let me go!
06:08Grab him!
06:09Tommy!
06:10What's wrong with you, man?
06:11I'm gonna kill him.
06:12Easy.
06:13Hold him till he comes to his senses.
06:16Take him over there.
06:17Take him over there.
06:18Take him over there.
06:19Take him over there.
06:20Take him over there.
06:21Take him over there.
06:22Take him over there.
06:24Take him over there and cool him off.
06:30If it were my money, General, I'd let Toovey finish him.
06:32Toovey didn't know it was you he hit, Colonel.
06:34I know that, Sergeant.
06:36I won't press any charges.
06:38Tears hut!
06:46Company B, 7th Cavalry.
06:48Reporting in from foraging detail, sir.
06:50So I see, Colonel Custer.
06:52Captain Keogh, take charge of the prisoner.
06:54Aye, sir.
06:57Mr. Custer, I'll see you in my office.
07:00Now.
07:01Company, lead off!
07:03General?
07:05Looks like the old man's in the mood to do some sprightly chewing.
07:23Now you listen to me, Colonel Custer.
07:25I expect you to carry out the orders that you've been given.
07:28Yes, sir.
07:29And when you've been given orders to forage for wood,
07:32those orders do not include acting on your own initiative
07:35and engaging the hostile tribes in combat.
07:37Yes, sir.
07:38I warn you, Colonel Custer,
07:40if you continue to pursue your policy of disobedience,
07:43you'll give me no other choice
07:44except to recommend your dismissal from the service.
07:46I understand, General Terry.
07:48I hope you do.
07:49About Yellowhawk, sir.
07:50What about him?
07:51Feeling will run high against him here, sir.
07:54Sergeant Toovey's family was on the stage he attacked last spring.
07:58Toovey was on the detail that found them.
08:01What was left of them.
08:03We can't keep Yellowhawk here at Fort Hayes, sir.
08:06And I'm aware of that.
08:07He'll be taken to Fort Riley and tried for his crimes there.
08:10And hanged, if I'm not badly mistaken.
08:13I request the General's permission for the 7th
08:15to escort Yellowhawk to Fort Riley.
08:17Not granted.
08:18How many times must I remind you, Colonel Custer,
08:20of the duties assigned to the 7th?
08:23Garrison, labor and foraging details.
08:27Yes, sir.
08:48General?
08:53Rough time, sir?
08:55Well, no rougher than usual.
08:57Yellowhawk keeps saying he wants to see you, General.
09:05Sergeant Toovey, how is he?
09:07James B.'s putting a little red eye inside him.
09:10Toovey will soon quiet down.
09:12But he'll still kill Yellowhawk the first chance he gets.
09:14Toovey needs a change of scenery.
09:17Something to get his mind off his memories.
09:19Captain, you'll see that he gets the mail wagon run to Fort Wallace.
09:23A week's run to Fort Wallace, that'll get him away.
09:26Aye, sir.
09:27And Yellowhawk will be gone when he comes back.
09:34General, I get the feeling that Yellowhawk
09:37ain't none too happy about being here with us.
09:41Open up.
09:46Come on.
10:03You wanted to see me?
10:11You take no chances, do you, Custer?
10:14Only those I have to.
10:16This must be said.
10:19There will be another day for us, Custer.
10:21Perhaps.
10:23But how many other days will there be for the Cheyenne nation?
10:26More than a man could count in a thousand lifetimes.
10:29The sun is setting on your people, Yellowhawk.
10:32Your eyes see too clearly not to know that.
10:34And yet you murder and raid
10:36when you know there'll be reprisals against your people.
10:39Reprisals?
10:40You take our land.
10:43You drive us from everything we have owned.
10:46You despoil our women.
10:49You destroy our ways.
10:52And you call it reprisals, Custer?
10:54For what?
10:56Did we bring the white men to this land?
10:58Did we ask for this war?
11:00Yes.
11:01When you break the treaties that might bring peace,
11:04you ask for war.
11:06Does the white men keep these treaties any better?
11:08Treaties are made by men.
11:11And sometimes carried out by fools.
11:14If your treaties mean nothing to you, how can they mean anything to us?
11:17Nothing can stop the growth of this country.
11:20Not the Cheyenne, not the Sioux.
11:22No power on earth can prevent the two halves of this nation joining together.
11:27The treaties, with all their faults, are all we have.
11:31We must try and make them work.
11:34No.
11:35Perhaps we cannot win, but if we can die like men and make you pay a price, you will remember.
12:06Attention!
12:10How is Trooper Maloney today?
12:12Very well, Colonel Custer, sir.
12:15Very good, Trooper.
12:17Now, as you were.
12:19Good afternoon to you.
12:20Good afternoon, Jocko.
12:23Where's Jenny?
12:24The missus stayed at the house.
12:26Oh, I see.
12:27I'll go and get her.
12:28I'll go and get her.
12:29I'll go and get her.
12:30I'll go and get her.
12:31I'll go and get her.
12:32I'll go and get her.
12:33I'll go and get her.
12:34The missus stayed at the farm with the baby.
12:38These are troubled times, Jocko.
12:40Aye, that they are.
12:41But that murderin' heathen yellowhawk will do no more ridin' or burnin'.
12:46Just the same, it might be a good idea if you and the missus were to move a little closer to Fort Hayes for a while.
12:51No rampagin' Indians drivin' me off me own land.
12:56Well, there's a patrol goin' out your way in about an hour.
12:59At least you'll have company on your drive home.
13:01That would only make me an hour later gettin' back home.
13:03So I'll be goin' on alone.
13:05If you're past the farm, Jenny will be keepin' a pot of coffee hot for you.
13:09I'll make it my duty to call.
13:11Irene.
13:17Goodbye, Trooper.
13:20Soldiers don't kiss.
13:22Sorry, Trooper.
13:32Yeah.
13:36You be watchin' for him.
13:37Bye.
14:02Lieutenant.
14:03Sir.
14:08Nothing, Lieutenant.
14:09You know your business.
14:11Don't worry, Colonel.
14:12We'll take good care of your prize, Pigeon.
14:15Carry on.
14:17Wagon detail.
14:18Forward.
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15:46It's an ambush.
15:47Take cover.
15:48Wait.
15:49Wait.
15:50Wait.
15:51Wait.
15:52Hey!
16:06Say, General.
16:08Make yourself at home, Joe.
16:10Now, since when ain't I always did just that?
16:15Post Sutler was telling me you was looking for a new knife,
16:18and these just come in,
16:20so I figured I'd better bring them on over.
16:22You can have your pick.
16:24Now, this one here is a nice little old light skinning knife,
16:27but this one, it's patterned after Mr. Bowie's Texas toothpick.
16:32Either one of them ought to do the job.
16:34This is too light.
16:38I think I'll keep the Bowie knife.
16:40General, I know you're just a-chomping at the bit
16:44to get back out into the field again,
16:46but you got to admit that garrison duty's got its advantages.
16:50A fella's sure apt to hang on to his hair a whole lot longer doing it.
16:55The frontier will stay untamed just that much longer.
16:58Assuming that the frontier ever will be tamed,
17:01which I have my doubts about.
17:04It will someday, Joe,
17:07in spite of savages like Yellow Hawk
17:09and fools like President Grant's brother.
17:12Now, them's awful strong words, General.
17:15If I was you, I wouldn't go a-spouting them off just anywhere.
17:19It's time someone shouted it everywhere.
17:22Too much of the blame is being placed on the Indians
17:25when the fault is as much our own.
17:46Luca, what happened?
17:48Dead horse passed. All dead.
18:01Cheyenne, take Yellow Hawk.
18:05Captain, prepare Company's B and C.
18:08I'll go with you.
18:10Take Yellow Hawk.
18:13Captain, prepare Company's B and C.
18:15We're moving on after Yellow Hawk.
18:17The rest of the 5th will remain here to protect the fort.
18:21Sir, he's got a good start. It might take days to find him.
18:24If I took the 7 that struck north,
18:26we could cut his trail and drive him back towards you and the 5th.
18:29Yellow Hawk's escaping, sir.
18:31We'll be told over every tribal campfire in the territory.
18:34It'll encourage other hostiles to attack us.
18:37Custer, that's enough.
18:39I don't think it is, sir.
18:41He blames me for what happened to him here.
18:44And he'll do anything to get his revenge.
18:46Your point?
18:48Why not give him what he wants?
18:50Use me to bait a trap for him.
18:52Mr. Custer, the Indian wars are not a personal vendetta.
18:56Yellow Hawk thinks they are.
18:59If you permit me to take the 7th into the Wichitas
19:02and then follow later with the 5th...
19:04We'll make an expedition into the Wichita mountains, Mr. Custer,
19:07by the 5th cavalry.
19:09Sooner or later, we'll find Yellow Hawk and we will bring him in.
19:12But it's me he wants, sir.
19:14Mr. Custer, he will deploy your companies of the 7th on patrol
19:18from Fort Riley to Fort Wallace.
19:20You'll maintain that patrol until I relieve you of it.
19:23Miles from any chance of action.
19:25Exactly.
19:29Well, it's any consolation, General.
19:33Patrolling beats the devil out of cutting and hauling wood.
19:40This horse was the most beautiful horse I ever saw.
19:43She was a sable with a flax mane and tail.
19:45Tanton!
19:47Sergeant, I want B Company ready for field duty in one hour.
19:50We're seeing action, sir.
19:52I don't expect it, Sergeant.
19:54You take a patrol to Fort Wallace and return.
19:56A patrol?
19:58Blast it, sir, we just got back from a patrol.
20:01Yes, sir.
20:03As you were.
20:09Patrol duty.
20:12All right, you buzzards, move!
20:15Move!
20:32Move!
20:53California,
20:55I'm beginning to think that you take better care of that mule
20:58than I do my horse.
21:00That's because she's a better saddle animal
21:02than that big jug-headed thing that you're riding.
21:05Do you mean to tell me that a man,
21:07a grown man in his right mind,
21:09would prefer a mule to a horse?
21:12Well, I ain't so eager in it
21:14that I'd try to tell a Johnny Reb anything.
21:16But now if you was to ask me,
21:18I'd say that a mule could outdo a horse any day of the week.
21:22Would you like to back up that loose talk with some hard cash?
21:27Well, I sure would like to oblige you,
21:29but I promised the general that I wouldn't go taking advantage
21:32of any of his greenhorn soldier boys.
21:35California, you really mean that?
21:37About your mule, I mean?
21:41Now, boy, you know I never was one to exaggerate.
21:44Ha-ha!
21:46I'll tell you what I'll do.
21:48I'll take the commonest old everyday mule
21:50that ever come down the pike,
21:52and it'll be smarter than the best horse you ever saw.
21:55Did you ever see a mule get spooked and run into anything
21:58and cripple himself?
22:00Oh, by golly.
22:02Oh, California, how you do lie.
22:04Well, you know that dang mule is too darn stupid to be spooked.
22:09Now, you see, Rio,
22:11this old mule's even smart enough to fool a fellow like Bustard.
22:15Not that that takes no great show of intelligence.
22:18California, how you do embroider the facts,
22:21not to mention twisting them a bit.
22:23Now, I got two months' pay due, and I'm willing to bet...
22:25I'd have loved you, Sergeant.
22:27I'll give you some good advice, trooper.
22:30Don't bet against a mule,
22:32and never bet against California Joe.
22:35Now, General, you know once again
22:38my principle is to take advantage of my fellow man,
22:41except if his name's Bustard.
22:44Ha-ha-ha-ha!
22:47I'd appreciate a little livelier tune there, Captain.
22:56California, your mule's got more principles than you have.
23:11Well, here we are, miles from any hostels.
23:16You know, General Terry reminds me of some little fella
23:20that's always picking a fight with somebody twice his size
23:23and then insists on fighting him with his good hand behind his back.
23:27Now, Joe, you've been around the Army long enough
23:30to know that a general's never wrong.
23:32Yeah, I guess.
23:34Terry's just following orders.
23:50You all right, Colonel?
23:52Yes, I'm fine.
23:55It's a good thing that that Indian missed.
24:00If that camp fired my back, I was a perfect target.
24:04But Brave intended to miss me, didn't he, Joe?
24:07Well, that's one way of looking at it.
24:09Haber, on the other hand...
24:11I'll double the guard.
24:15I've never seen an arrow like this before.
24:18Well, that's because...
24:22Come on.
24:23Cheyenne, of course, but what else does it mean?
24:26Well, I reckon you might as well know.
24:29That's a death arrow.
24:32When the chief of the Cheyenne Nation hates another one so bad
24:36that, well, one or the other of them ain't gonna stay alive much longer,
24:39why, he lets this other fella know
24:41by sending him one of them fancy medicine arrows.
24:45Yellowhawk?
24:46You can see his marks on it.
24:49And he's none of them Wichita's at all?
24:54Fine to the death.
24:57What if a man who receives the challenge doesn't accept it?
25:01Well, it can't be did, according to Cheyenne thinking.
25:04A fella that sends that arrow makes doggone sure of that.
25:08How?
25:09Well, he generally starts in by killing off the other fella's kinfolks
25:13one by one in cold blood.
25:15And he don't quit till that fella rides out on the prairie and meets him.
25:21I see.
25:22Of course, you ain't a Cheyenne,
25:25and you ain't got no family out here to worry about,
25:28so that doggone arrow don't mean a darn thing.
25:33I better go take care of that mule and get some shut-eye.
25:37You better get some sleep yourself, General.
26:15Come on!
26:46Lieutenant Hyman!
26:51I wish I'd killed you that day at the fort.
26:54I'll give you another chance.
26:56Cut him free.
27:00Give him your knife.
27:15Come on!
27:45Come on!
28:16Pull up!
28:17Halt!
28:19Dismount.
28:21The rest.
28:22Loosen your stitches.
28:27One more blast a day upon my seat and that's saddling up.
28:31Begging the colonel's pardon.
28:33No need to, Sergeant.
28:35I feel the same way.
28:37I'm going to get you out of here.
28:39I'm going to get you out of here.
28:41I'm going to get you out of here.
28:43I feel the same way.
28:45I think I'll take a look-see up on top, General.
28:48I'll go with you, California.
28:50Come on.
29:01That's Tooby's mail wagon.
29:04What's the matter with you, Tooby?
29:06You forgotten your manners?
29:22He's dead.
29:24He's dead.
29:25He's dead.
29:26He's dead.
29:27He's dead.
29:28He's dead.
29:29He's dead.
29:30He's dead.
29:31He's dead.
29:33Tooby's dead.
29:38Just sitting here.
29:40Dead.
29:51He rigged him up to sit in the mail wagon and send him back as a present.
29:55How do you know that, General?
29:58He stuck this in his glove.
30:02He followed me.
30:23I'm praying you know the Jelly Hawk ain't going to quit until he forces you out after him.
30:29I'd like nothing better than to oblige him.
30:32He's figuring on picking the time and the place.
30:37Sergeant.
30:38Yes, sir.
30:40Start that team of mules back to Fort Hayes.
30:42They know the way.
30:43They won't stop till they get there.
30:46Yes, sir.
30:54Hyah!
31:03Mount up!
31:26Stop!
31:27Don't shoot her!
31:32Hyah!
32:02Hyah!
32:09Hyah!
32:13Hold your fire!
32:16That's Yellowhawk!
32:21Mount up, as you were!
32:24Sir, you mean you're not going after that red devil?
32:27Exactly what he wants us to do.
32:29Mount the troop and continue the patrol.
32:33Prepare to mount.
32:46Yellowhead, run away.
32:47He's a coward.
32:48He's no coward.
32:50He's too clever to do what we expect him to do.
32:53Hyah!
33:01There will be time to continue this game later.
33:03Now there is more important work to be done.
33:22Fall in, Hyah!
33:26We'll make camp here tonight.
33:28Hey, look, he honored.
33:30That ain't no brush fire.
33:33There's a farm over that way.
33:35Hey, it's a war party, sure as shooting.
33:38At a gallop!
33:39Hyah!
33:52Hyah!
34:08Keep an eye open.
34:10This was Jocko Maloney's place.
34:12Wish we could have gotten here sooner.
34:23Hyah!
34:31It's a little trooper's camp.
34:41Yellowhawk.
34:43This ain't Yellowhawk's shine.
34:45This here's an old gala suit.
34:46Yellowhawk's escaping will touch out every tribe in the plains.
34:49Yeah, and it didn't take them two dogs gone long to do it neither.
34:53Come here and take a look at this, General.
34:58This here's big medicine.
35:00Now you read Sioux writing from right to left, moving in a circle this way.
35:05Now this here's the symbol for Sioux.
35:07And these two figures here, that means brothers.
35:10This one here with the marks on it, that means brothers.
35:13This one here with the marks on it, that means cut arm.
35:16That's the Sioux word for sham.
35:18And what does it mean?
35:20Well, it means nothing but trouble.
35:23It appears as how it's an invite to join forces in a big fight.
35:28Now see this figure here, the one waving?
35:31That means come.
35:33This one here, this bow and arrow, that means big battle, big fight.
35:38Where?
35:39Well, let's see now.
35:40War bonnet.
35:42This here's a symbol for pass through the mountains.
35:45War bonnet gorge, that's down in the Wichita's.
35:48That's where General Terry was headed.
35:50And these blue figures?
35:52Well, them's soldiers, many soldiers.
35:55Why is one upside down?
35:58Well, that means soldiers too.
36:00That's dead soldiers.
36:05Prepare to mount.
36:07Company, mount.
36:09Prepare to mount.
36:11Company, mount.
36:17With the general mind saying where we'd be going.
36:20War bonnet gorge, Captain Keogh.
36:23Ignoring General Terry's orders.
36:25Objections, Mr. Keogh?
36:28Forward, to the gallop, ho.
36:38There.
36:40There's the column.
36:44While where they're at, the only pass they can get through lies 20 miles to the west up.
36:49They won't be to war bonnet gorge much for noon tomorrow.
36:54Mount up.
37:00Yah.
37:02Mount up.
37:05Mount up.
37:06Yah.
37:37Mount up.
37:51This looks like as good a place as any to spend the night, General.
37:55What's left of it.
37:57Sergeant.
37:59Yes, my lord.
38:07Here.
38:11How far to war bonnet gorge?
38:13Oh, not more than an hour's ride.
38:17Sergeant, we'll make camp here tonight.
38:19No fire and no noise.
38:21Yes, sir.
38:24All right, rub down your horses.
38:26Give them a half a quart of oats and a canteen of water.
38:29Something on your mind, trooper?
38:31Yes, sir.
38:33Speak up.
38:35Well, sir, it's about tomorrow.
38:37You nervous?
38:39Oh, no more than usual.
38:41But there's quite a bit.
38:43I mean...
38:44I know what you mean, trooper.
38:46Between us, I always feel the same way myself.
38:49Really?
38:51A man without fear is a natural born hero.
38:54You're right.
38:55A man without fear is a natural born fool.
38:59Yes, sir.
39:04I think I'll take a swing around camp.
39:07I'd like to know who my neighbors are.
39:10Well, you got nothing to worry about.
39:12The way you smell, no self-respecting Sioux would come within ten miles of you.
39:26Hey, General.
39:32Want to see something plum pretty?
39:35That's got to be the biggest Cheyenne camp I ever seen.
39:39I'll bet there's 2,000, maybe 3,000 braves.
39:43If they ride through Warbonnet Gorge tomorrow
39:46and join forces with the Siouxs,
39:48why, Terry and the Fifth won't have a ghost of a chance.
39:50Folks back in the States will be reading about
39:52the biggest dad-blamed massacre that ever happened.
39:55Well, we're going to make sure that they don't get through that gorge
39:58before the Fifth gets there to stop them.
40:01Well, I'll be mighty interested to see how you're going to keep them from it.
40:05With only 15 men.
40:0716 counting me.
40:20Hey! Hey! Hey!
40:24Hey! Hey! Hey!
40:28Hey! Hey! Hey!
40:32Hey! Hey! Hey!
40:36Hey! Hey! Hey!
40:40Hey! Hey! Hey!
40:44Hey! Hey! Hey!
40:47Hey! Hey! Hey!
40:51Hey! Hey! Hey!
40:55Hey! Hey! Hey!
40:59Hey! Hey! Hey!
41:03Hey! Hey! Hey!
41:07Hey! Hey! Hey!
41:11Hey! Hey! Hey!
41:14Hey! Hey! Hey!
41:45Here comes their advance scouts.
41:48And Terry and the Fifth ain't here yet.
41:51How near do you think Terry is?
41:53Oh, not more than five, ten minutes away.
41:56You've got to stop them here before they join the Sioux.
41:59Take cover in those rocks and fight on foot.
42:14Let's go.
42:45Looks like we've got more company.
42:54Yellowhawk!
42:56Yellowhawk!
43:00What are you fixin' to do, Colonel?
43:02Get us those shots.
43:04I'll take care of it.
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43:10I'll take care of it.
43:11What are you fixin' to do, Colonel?
43:13Get us those five minutes.
43:35We meet for the last time, Custer.
43:38You'll murder no more women and children.
43:41I can't keep you waiting.
43:43Was sending me this death arrow the boast of a Cheyenne squaw?
43:48Or are you warrior enough to fight me alone?
44:11All right.
44:41All right.
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47:39BANG! BANG! BANG!
47:42BANG! BANG!
48:09I'm not going to ask you why you're here, Colonel Custer.
48:21I'm only going to say that I am very tired, and I'm going to bed.
48:26And if I find you anywhere but where I assigned you to duty in the morning, I am blasted well going to court-martial you.
48:34Yes, sir. I mean, no, sir.
48:37I intend to cite you and your men for gallantry, Colonel Custer, for what you did here.
48:43Thank you, sir.
48:45But that doesn't change a thing between us. Do you understand me, sir?
48:49Yes, sir.
48:53Dismissed.
49:04Sergeant, mount the troop.
49:06With the Colonel of mine telling me what for?
49:08Have you forgotten, Sergeant? We have a patrol to finish.
49:11Yes, sir.
49:13Parade about!
49:18About!
49:22I think the men could stand a bit of music, Mr. Keel.
49:28Forward, ho!
49:48Music
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