George Custer Part 2: The Army is the Last Form of Diplomacy

In Part 2 of the 1876 conversation with George Custer, he will talk about the battle (or massacre) at Washita. He’ll explain why he rode onto the battle wearing a red scarf, and why he is unlikely to ever run for president.

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Steve Alexander is a distinguished actor, author, and living historian renowned for his portrayal of George Armstrong Custer. His deep commitment to authenticity has earned him recognition as the "Foremost Custer Living Historian" by the United States Congress and the Senates of Michigan and Ohio. Alexander has appeared in over forty docudramas and films, such as the History Channel's "Custer's Last Man" and A&E's award-winning "George Armstrong Custer: America's Golden Cavalier."

He is the author of the quintessential 2010 biography "G. A. Custer to the Little Big Horn" and its successor, "Believe in the Bold: Custer and the Gettysburg Campaign." Steve and his wife Sandy reside in the restored Bacon-Custer home in Monroe, Michigan. To learn more or contact Steve go to georgecuster.com.