The "United States 7th Cavalry Regiment Re-enacted" is a living history / re-enactment group
whose primary goal is to accurately portray the lifestyle of the 1870's cavalry trooper on the western plains. The regiment's dedication is to set up authentic period encampments and perform in Plains Indian Wars re-enactments, throughout the year, in order to educate the public as to the day to day occurrences in the lives of the troopers in Custer's infamous 7th Cavalry.
The group's staple event is the annual re-enactment at the Little Big Horn National Monument,
and is conducted on the weekend closest to the battle's anniversary (June 25) when the city of Hardin, the Crow Indians and the National Monument itself are conducting their annual events and festivals. This past winter, a number of the persons who ordinarily portray officers that were at the Little Bighorn decided to get together and put down on paper the rules and regulations that would become the foundation of our "now official" group.
Please see the links below to learn how you might join in the groundbreaking of this new and exciting opportunity to uphold this stage in our nation's history. General Custer's Adjutant, Lt. McIntosh, is available at the following address to assist those that are interested in joining this new group of living historians:
McIntosh@US7thCavCoF.com |
