25 BIZARRE Old West Truths the Movies NEVER Showed You

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  @HistoryinPicturesENG · 6 months ago · pinned

  📖 If you want to learn the real survival skills that men in the Old West used every single day — the ones nobody teaches anymore <br> I put together a full guide on it. It&apos;s called The Lost Cowboy Code → <a href="https://historyinphotos.com/">https://historyinphotos.com/</a>

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  @michaelwallace8104 · 2 months ago

  He left the fact that the troops at Wounded Knee were the 7th Cavalry and seeking revenge for the Little Bighorn defeat.

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  @mikequinlan9585 · 6 months ago

  It’s getting harder and harder to find a well documented history channel on YouTube. Thank you for putting in the effort. 😊

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  @TerryB751 · 6 months ago

  What&apos;s funny is that back in the 1800s, even the worst outlaw put on a formal suit to get his photo taken. You&apos;d never see anything like this now. You&apos;re never going to see a picture of a street thug in a suit unless it&apos;s orange. The photo shown on the news is typically of him wearing some tattered outfit and shooting a bird at the camera.

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  @RussPowell-v3s7z · 6 months ago

  Funny thing about the old west is, how was anybody able to live to an old elderly age? With all of the hazards of life at that time, and on top of that farmers worked themselves to death since there was no social security then. People had to work constantly just to have enough food to live on.

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  @Batkoku · 5 months ago

  My great grandfather was in the &nbsp;Wild Bunch. Sitting front and center in the famous photo. Robbed one train too many.

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  @JamesWilliams-USANo.1 · 8 months ago

  Wyatt Earp administered justice that he knew would fail in the legal system by way of paperwork, dishonest judges, or other &quot;legal&quot; offices. I believe that is one reason Tom Mix wept at his funeral. Yes, they were good friends, but I think Mix got to know Wyatt&apos;s heart and outright loved Wyatt. Nothing dirty. Just very good friends.

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  @richardmcclung6710 · 6 months ago

  I can&apos;t believe this. I don&apos;t think there&apos;s one picture in this video I haven&apos;t seen a dozen times before.

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  @Bubba-p3z · 6 months ago

  Very accurate cover picture.

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  @anthonyperno1348 · 7 months ago

  Since September 11, 2001, there have been 32 Medals of Honor awarded for actions in the Global War on Terror (Afghanistan, Iraq, and related operations).<br><br>The overwhelming majority were awarded for single acts of conspicuous gallantry under intense enemy fire. Many were posthumous Each went through an extremely long, layered review process.<br><br>Roughly 25 years of continuous combat in multiple theaters … and 32 MOH awards.<br><br>Now compare that to 20 Medals of Honor awarded for Wounded Knee, (yes, actually 20) which unfolded in less than an hour and involved a largely disarmed Lakota camp.<br><br>Government giving mentals to create heroes, to disguise a massacre?<br><br>25 years of war - 32 MOH (War on Terrorism)<br><br>One hour battle - 20 MOH (Wouded Knee)

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  @MikeAlbertson-d3s · 6 months ago

  Really enjoy &nbsp;keepem. Coming &nbsp; ❤😊😊😊

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  @MrZyxxtl · 5 months ago

  great vid