The re-examination of the Battle of the Little Big Horn documented that, as was commonly believed by American settlers at the time, Custer and his men had indeed fought calmly and in a controlled manner, well-disciplined to the end.

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The re-examination of the Battle of the Little Big Horn has shown that the battle was chaotic and not the well-disciplined stand often depicted in early American lore. Evidence suggests Custer's forces were quickly overwhelmed and did not fight in a controlled, disciplined manner to the end.

The Re-Examination of the Battle of the Little Big Horn