Appears the Indians may have had more than the 2 rounds each per rifle. The soldiers by 4 pm (8hrs) into the battle had expended 4000 rounds and are now down to 100 rounds per man. Yes there were lulls in the battle, yes the Indians were firing arrows as well as bullets at the soldiers. 4000 rounds fired compared to the alleged amount of only 400 rounds the Indians had, yet the Indians are still firing rifles 8 hours into the battle. !!! Think maybe whomever lost or reported the amount of ammunition taken by the Indians was understated to protect the Government and Army/soldiers reputation and or possible prosecution .
I am guessing that this is an interesting story. However, I will not be watching it due to the fact that you are using an computer voice to recite it. The constant mistakes in grammar and syntax make it difficult to listen to.
Appears the Indians may have had more than the 2 rounds each per rifle.
The soldiers by 4 pm (8hrs) into the battle had expended 4000 rounds and are now down to 100 rounds per man.
Yes there were lulls in the battle, yes the Indians were firing arrows as well as bullets at the soldiers. 4000 rounds fired compared to the alleged amount of only 400 rounds the Indians had, yet the Indians are still firing rifles 8 hours into the battle. !!!
Think maybe whomever lost or reported the amount of ammunition taken by the Indians was understated to protect the Government and Army/soldiers reputation and or possible prosecution .
I am guessing that this is an interesting story. However, I will not be watching it due to the fact that you are using an computer voice to recite it. The constant mistakes in grammar and syntax make it difficult to listen to.