"Deep Ravine trail path," Montana, May 2006

Deep Ravine trail path

To protect the grasslands at Little Bighorn National Park (and what still may be an archeological site, since I know they've found artifacts decades after the battle), a gravel path winds through the hills, leading you past markers where soldiers fell.

"Little Bighorn National Cemetery," Montana, May 2006

White Man Runs Him

The white (x 2)tombstone of one of Custer's Indian scouts at the Little Bighorn National Cemetery at the national park of the same name in Montana.

"Roy W. Cottrell, Private," Montana, May 2006

"Roy W. Cottrell, Private," Memorial Day 2006

Private Roy W. Cottrell was a member of the 364th Infantry, a unit of the 91st Division that saw action (search for "September 29") in France during World War I. Searching elsewhere, I found a listing of some men killed in action on Sept. 29, 1918, in Binarville and Le Catelet, France.

Photo taken at Custer National Cemetery in Little Bighorn National Park on Memorial Day, 2006.