THE CBHMA was formed by seven people intimately
involved and concerned with interpretation, preservation, and memory of the
people who fought and died there. Then
Superintendent Major Edward J. Luce, his wife Evelyn S. Luce, Crow Tribal
historian Joe Medicine Crow, and four friends, Judge Ben Harwood, Fred C.
Kreig, Walter C. Nye, and George C. Osten held the first Association meeting 11
January 1953 in The Stone House now housing the White Swan Research
Library.
The
mission of the CBHMA is to provide a mechanism for the study of this battle,
the people involved on both sides, the times, and the Plains Indians Wars in
general. We are over 1,400 strong around the world since for some reason
this one battle has transcended time and distance to remain one of the most
discussed military actions in United States history.
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