The Importance of Personality in the War

"I don't believe many troopers were very worried. We knew there'd be some hard fighting, but a soldier always feels that it's the other fellow who's going to get it, never himself," he says. "It was June, it was noon on June 22 when we broke camp and started our march up the rose bud." He recalls how Kuster had a nose for scouting and finding the best trails.