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1866
Early 1891
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Rescue at Pine Ridge - an epic novel by:
Erich Martin Hicks
Rescue at Pine Ridge is a untold story that embodies the Native American Indians, Outlaws and Buffalo Soldiers, in the days of the Native American Wars with the approaching United States of America.
Rescue at Pine Ridge depicts the true gallantry and spirit of these Black Buffalo Soldiers in the United States Army. These volunteer soldiers endured extreme hardships in their everyday lives, not only from the environment, weather, military personnel, and enemies of the United States, but also from the ones they were sworn to protect.
The gossip and rumors they experienced were false due to paranoia and racism. The civilians, their officers, the Native American Indians that gave them their name, who observed their bravery, gallantry and heroism, knew better. For the Buffalo Soldiers, it was duty and honor after the Civil War!
Revenge is a word, ‘that’ does not stand in military terms, as a military action, therefore; when a military unit commits revenge, there ‘is’ no honor! Revenge is the only word you could put on this stupidity of killing 350 old women, old men and children, with rifles, gatling guns and hotchkiss cannons which fire one explosive shrapnel shall up to 2 miles, as fast as the cannons could be loaded.
What honor is there in such an action? Therefore, rescind the Medals of Honor of the 7th Cavalry for the Wounded Knee Massacre (battle, in military terms).
“More Medals of Honor were given to the 7th Cavalry for Wounded Knee, for revenge, than all America’s troops received for D-Day, Normandy, WW-II!
Many people said this story found me, I didn’t find the story. This is even more factual with the song, song by the late Johnny Cash, entitled, “Wounded Knee Tribute, which only came to me 7 months after I published the novel, 7 years after I wrote the epic screenplay, “Rescue at Pine Ridge”. See Johnny Cash link below.
Rescue at Pine Ridge is about brutality, compassion, revenge, bravery, heroism, redemption and gallantry.
Read the novel, Rescue at Pine Ridge, the story of the rescue of the famed
7th Cavalry by the 9th Cavalry Buffalo Soldiers...
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“The author does a great job of capturing the spirit, tenacity and unwavering resolve these soldiers possessed while carrying out their duties and orders as part of the American Army”
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