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    Winning The West: The U.S Army in The Indian Wars 1865-1890

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    The U.S. Army fought a series of Indian Wars from 1865 to 1890 to defeat Native American tribes and secure control of lands in the American West. Major battles and campaigns were led by generals stationed at forts across the region. Through tactical victories and treaties, the Army helped enable white settlement of the West by restricting Native Americans to reservations.

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    The U.S. Army fought a series of Indian Wars from 1865 to 1890 to defeat Native American tribes and secure control of lands in the American West. Major battles and campaigns were led by generals stationed at forts across the region. Through tactical victories and treaties, the Army helped enable white settlement of the West by restricting Native Americans to reservations.

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    The U.S. Army fought a series of Indian Wars from 1865 to 1890 to defeat Native American tribes and secure control of lands in the American West. Major battles and campaigns were led by generals stationed at forts across the region. Through tactical victories and treaties, the Army helped enable white settlement of the West by restricting Native Americans to reservations.

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    Winning The West: The U.S Army in The Indian Wars 1865-1890

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    The U.S. Army fought a series of Indian Wars from 1865 to 1890 to defeat Native American tribes and secure control of lands in the American West. Major battles and campaigns were led by generals stationed at forts across the region. Through tactical victories and treaties, the Army helped enable white settlement of the West by restricting Native Americans to reservations.

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    Winning the West

    The U.S Army in the Indian Wars


    1865-1890
    Colville

    Steilacoom

    Vancouver Shaw
    Walla Walla Benton
    Buford

    Ellis

    Nez Perce
    C.F. Smith

    Klamath
    Boise Phil Kearny
    Sioux
    Sully
    Modoc Hall
    Reno Randall
    Fetterman
    Laramie
    Bridger
    D.A. Russell
    Halleck

    Churchill Douglas
    Omaha
    McPherson Kearney
    Cheyenne/Arapahoe
    Riley
    Leavenworth
    Wallace
    Hayes Harker
    Larned
    Lyon
    Garland Dodge

    Kiowa
    Union
    Wingate
    Bascom
    Verde
    Apache
    McDowell Sumner
    Yuma Apache
    Bayard
    Lowell
    Bowie
    Stanton Comanche
    Seldon
    Indian Wars Cummings
    Bliss
    Griffin
    Richardson

    Bozman Trail & Quitman Concho

    Hancock’s War Davis


    Stockton

    1866-1868 Clark
    Colville

    Steilacoom

    Vancouver Shaw
    Walla Walla Benton
    Buford

    Ellis

    Nez Perce
    C.F. Smith

    Klamath
    Boise Phil Kearny
    Sioux
    Sully
    Modoc Hall Sioux
    Reno Randall
    Fetterman
    Laramie
    Bridger
    D.A. Russell
    Halleck

    Churchill Douglas
    Omaha
    McPherson Kearney
    Cheyenne/Arapahoe
    Riley
    Leavenworth
    Wallace
    Hayes Harker
    Larned
    Lyon
    Garland Dodge

    Kiowa
    Union Supply
    Wingate
    Bascom Cheyenne/Arapaho
    Verde
    Apache Sill
    McDowell Sumner
    Yuma Apache Kiowa/Comanche
    Bayard
    Lowell
    Bowie
    Stanton Comanche
    Seldon Richardson
    Cummings Griffin

    Indian Wars Bliss

    Southern Plains War Quitman


    Stockton
    Concho

    1868-1869 Davis

    Clark
    Colville

    Steilacoom

    Vancouver Shaw
    Walla Walla Benton
    Buford

    Abraham Lincoln
    Keogh
    Ellis

    Nez Perce Yates


    C.F. Smith
    Boise Phil Kearny
    Klamath
    Sioux Meade
    Sully
    Modoc Hall Sioux
    Reno Randall
    Fetterman
    Laramie
    Bridger Robinson
    D.A. Russell
    Halleck

    Churchill Douglas
    Omaha
    McPherson Kearney
    Riley
    Leavenworth
    Wallace
    Hayes Harker
    Larned
    Lyon
    Garland Dodge

    Union Supply
    Wingate
    Bascom Cheyenne/Arapaho
    Verde
    Apache Sill
    McDowell Sumner
    Yuma Apache Kiowa/Comanche
    Thomas
    Bayard
    Lowell Stanton
    Bowie
    Huachuca Seldon Richardson
    Indian Wars Cummings
    Bliss
    Griffin

    Apache 1871-75 Quitman Concho

    Red River War 1874-75 Davis


    Stockton

    Sioux War 1876


    Clark
    Devils Lake
    FT BENTON Reservation
    Missouri River FT PECK Missouri River
    FT BUFORD
    Sun River FT TOTTEN

    FT SHAW Glendive
    Sioux-Assiniboine Arickaree, Mandan,
    Reservation
    Depot Gros Ventre
    Reservation
    TERRY
    MONTANA Powder River
    TERRITORY Depot

    CAMP BAKER
    FT ABRAHAM LINCOLN

    DAKOTA
    TERRITORY
    Standing
    Rock
    Agency
    Bozeman
    Camp Grand River
    Crow Supply
    Reservation
    FT ELLIS Crow FT CF SMITH N
    Virginia Agency (Abandoned)
    City
    Moreau River

    GIBBON 30
    Cheyenne River Agency
    25
    20
    15 June
    Powder River Crow Creek
    FT PHIL KEARNY
    Great Sioux Agency 10
    (Abandoned) Reservation 5
    IDAHO
    TERRITORY
    FT RENO Black Hills Lower Brule Agency
    30
    (Abandoned) 25
    White River
    20
    15
    May
    10
    5
    FT RANDALL

    30
    25
    Century Campaign
    Spotted
    North Platte River Tail
    Agency
    20
    WYOMING
    April
    1 April–25 June 1876 TERRITORY FT FETTERMAN Red Cloud Agency
    NEBRASKA 15
    MILES 10
    CROOK
    Laramie Mountains FT LARAMIE
    5
    0 50 100 150
    TERRY-
    GIBBON

    Terry’s Campaign
    10–27 June

    MILES
    0 25 50

    CR
    B CUSTER

    Otter Creek
    Presumed
    Location of
    Indians
    N

    Crook’s
    Goose Creek
    Camp
    Colville

    Steilacoom

    Vancouver Lapwai Shaw


    Walla Walla Nez Perce Benton
    Buford
    Missoula
    Abraham Lincoln
    Keogh
    Ellis

    Nez Perce Yates


    C.F. Smith Sioux
    Modoc/ Boise Phil Kearny
    Klamath
    Klamath Sioux Meade
    Sully
    Modoc Hall Sioux
    Reno Sioux
    Fetterman Randall
    Laramie
    Bridger Robinson
    D.A. Russell
    Halleck

    Churchill Douglas
    Omaha
    McPherson Kearney
    Riley
    Leavenworth
    Wallace
    Hayes Harker
    Larned
    Lyon
    Garland Dodge

    Union Supply
    Wingate
    Verde Bascom Cheyenne/Arapaho

    McDowell Sill
    Sumner
    Yuma Apache Kiowa/Comanche
    Thomas
    Bayard
    Lowell Stanton
    Bowie
    Huachuca Seldon Richardson
    Cummings Griffin
    Indian Wars Bliss

    (North West) Quitman Concho


    Stockton
    Modoc War 1872-73 Davis
    Nez Perce War 1877
    Clark
    Colville

    Steilacoom

    Vancouver Shaw
    Walla Walla Benton
    Buford

    Ellis

    Nez Perce
    Klamath
    Boise Phil Kearny
    Sioux
    Sully
    Modoc Hall
    Reno Randall
    Fetterman
    Laramie
    Bridger
    D.A. Russell
    Halleck

    Churchill Douglas
    Omaha
    McPherson Kearney
    Cheyenne/Arapahoe
    Riley
    Leavenworth
    Wallace
    Hayes Harker
    Larned
    Lyon
    Garland Dodge

    Kiowa
    Union
    Wingate
    Bascom
    Verde
    Apache
    McDowell Sumner
    Yuma Apache
    Bayard
    Lowell
    Bowie
    Stanton Comanche
    Seldon
    Indian Wars Cummings
    Bliss
    Griffin
    Richardson

    1865 Quitman
    Stockton
    Concho

    Davis
    1890 Clark

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