Notable Scouts/interpreters in The Battle
The 7th Cavalry was accompanied by a number of scouts and interpreters:
- Charley Reynolds: scout (killed)
- Bloody Knife: Arikara/Lakota scout (killed)
- Curley: Crow scout
- Mitch Bouyer: scout/interpreter (killed)
- Isaiah Dorman: interpreter (killed)
- Fred Gerard: interpreter
- White Man Runs Him: Crow scout
- Goes Ahead: Crow scout
- Hairy Moccasin: Crow scout
- White Swan: Crow scout (severely wounded)
- Half Yellow Face: Crow scout
- Red Star: Arikara scout
- Bob Tailed Bull: Arikara scout (killed)
- Little Brave: Arikara scout (killed)
- Red Bear: Arikara scout
- Running Wolf: Arikara scout
- Young Hawk: Arikara scout
- Strikes Two: Arikara scout
- Soldier: Arikara scout
- Little Sioux: Arikara scout
- Goose: Arikara scout (wounded in the hand by a 7th Cavalry trooper)
- Owl: Arikara scout
- William Jackson: half-Pikuni and half Blackfoot scout
- Peter Jackson: half-Pikuni and half Blackfoot brother of William, scout
- Sitting Bear: Arikara scout
- Boy Chief: Arikara scout
- One Feather: Arikara scout
- Curling Head: Arikara scout
- Strikes The Lodge: Arikara scout
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