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RE: It's not listed on the main page...

Posted by Tom Brennan on January 16, 2022 at 16:08:50:
I saw the movie upon its release because it had Wes Studi, was written by John Milius and directed by Walter Hill. It's one of the few movies that gets the details of the 1880s army uniform and equipment correct, though it omits infantry campaigning in their long johns; the infantry were quite active against Indians out west and could outmarch cavalry in the long run.