7th Cavalry (1956)
An officer accused of cowardice volunteers to bring back General Custers's body after Little Big Horn.
Top billed cast
Randolph ScottCapt. Tom Benson
Barbara HaleMartha Kellogg
Jay C. FlippenSgt. Bates
Frank FaylenSgt. Kruger
Jeanette NolanCharlotte Reynolds
Leo GordonVogel
Denver PyleDixon
Harry Carey, Jr.Cpl. Morrison
Michael PateCapt. Benteen
Donald CurtisLt. Bob Fitch
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