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John Ryan

The following publications contain information about John Ryan:

Article: "First Sergeant Ryan at the Little Big Horn" by Ralph Heinz • The American Sharps Shooters • Vol. 1, Edition II • 1985.

Article: "Ghosts on the Little Bighorn" by Robert Paul Jordan • After a 1983 prairie fire cleared brush along Montana's Little Bighorn River, archaeologists recovered artifacts that shed new light on Custer's Last Stand. Robert Paul Jordan reports on the still controversial 1876 battle. Photographs by Scott Rutherford • The National Geographic Magazine • December 1986.

Article: "John Ryan: His Military Campaigns Rival Custer's" by Sandy Barnard Among 7th Cavalrymen, only one man's military experiences rival Custer's own. That's Company M's First Sergeant John Ryan, whose life and career during the Civil War and on the plains are reviewed by Sandy Barnard. Greasy Grass, Annual of the Custer Battlefield Historical & Museum Association, Vol. 8, May 1992.

Photograph: "Faces from the Little Big Horn: First Sgt. John Ryan" Greasy Grass, Annual of the Custer Battlefield Historical & Museum Association, Vol. 13, May 1997.

Article: "A 7th Cavalryman Speaks Out" by Sandy Barnard First Sgt. John Ryan proved the most prolific writer among 7th Cavalry enlisted men. One of his letters was sent to E. A. Brininstool in March 1926. The letter was published in February 1927 in Frontier Times. Greasy Grass, Annual of the Custer Battlefield Historical & Museum Association, Vol. 21, May 2005.

Article: "Greasy Grass: Looking Back" by Ron Nichols • Greasy Grass, Annual of the Custer Battlefield Historical & Museum Association, Vol. 25, May 2009.

Article: "The Tragic End of Capt. Thomas H. French" by Bob Snelson Greasy Grass, Annual of the Custer Battlefield Historical & Museum Association Vol. 27 May 2011.