Why Custer Was Never Warned: The Forgotten Story of the True
Genesis of America’s Most Iconic Military Disaster, Custer’s Last Stand
by Philip Thomas Tucker

George Armstrong Custer was a misunderstood man. He was often blamed for the disastrous battle of Little Bighorn. As it will be duly revealed, this is not the case at all. New or rather old but previously ignored facts will come to light. The true nature and motivation of Custer will be understood. Th truth about the battle of Little Bighorn will unravel.

Mr Tucker has written a daring account of an important part of history. His facts are supported by strong and in depth research. He has truly traveled back in time to correct the image that has been previously misconstrued. He delivers in painful detail and leaves no stone unturned. The author does not merely rephrase or retell history. He dives deep into newspaper articles to deliver a well rounded acount. His writing is impeccable. The author’s narration of events is vivid. It paints a picture in the reader’s mind. 

This book is not about glorifying Custer. It is about getting the facts right. Sure it dispels some myths about Custer’s role in the battle but it also provides a full dimensional view of his character. The author evidently understands and is passionate about Custer and the subject matter in general. This book is brave and intoxicating. It is interesting for a history book as the author does not just spout off facts and dates. 

Five stars out of five for being daring and quite so relevantly apt. This book is a step back in time. It will move you and educate you at the same time.