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Custer should not be listed as a major general. He was never a major general, only a brevet bridgadier general during the Civil War. That rank is temporary in nature and upon conclusion of the Civil War Custer was demoted back to Captain; he was a Lieutenant Colonel commanding the 7th Calvary when he died. It is wholly inaccurate to state that he was "Major General George C. Custer" and it contradicts the rest of the sentence: a major general commands a division, not a battalion. (edit)

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The article talks about "Major General George Armstrong Custer" and references him as such in comparison to Hal Moore. Custer was only a brevet (temporary) general during the Civil War and was demoted back down to Captain once the war was over. He eventually was offered a Lieutenant Colonelcy in the 7th Calvary and died at Little Bighorn with that rank.

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