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"Get 'Em Boys" Style:Limited Edition Print The military post helped to

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The military post helped to secure the peace and witnessed the coming of the railroad to the Plains and the West

"Get 'Em Boys" commemorates the June 26

Cavalry in October of 1866

and secured their eventful release

"Get 'Em Boys" Style:Limited Edition Print The military post helped to"Get 'Em Boys" commemorates the June 26, 1867 battle between U. S. Seventh Cavalry troops and Cheyenne Indians, near Ft. Wallace, Kansas. Capt. Albert Barnitz and his bugler, Edward Botzer, are seen urging the men forward towards the attacking Cheyenne. In the ensuing battle, six soldiers were killed and six wounded. Shortly thereafter, their comrades dedicated a monument in their honor. The monument still stands today in the Ft. Wallace Memorial

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