Custer's Lost Officer

For one hundred and thirty years no one has known what became of Lieutenant Henry Harrington of the 7th U.S. Cavalry, until now. For one hundred and thirty years no one has known who the soldier is the Sioux called "The bravest man..." until now.<p></p><p><b>"Astounding scholarship!"</b> Dr. Stephen Bennett, Department of Political Science, University of Southern Indiana.</p><p><b>"Your work displays a depth of research and thought for which you should be proud."</b> Thomas Harrington, former Captain, 134th Aviation Company (Air Cavalry) Vietnam.</p><p><b>"Congratulations...It's a major accomplishment"</b> Dr. P. Willey, Department of Anthropology, California State University at Chico.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p> <b>"Through your persistent and skillful detective work in finding Harrington's remains, you solved a major Little Bighorn mystery..."</b> Dr. Gregory Urwin, Temple University.</p>