Crow Tribe war chief to be buried in veterans cemetery

U.S. Military Veterans

April 6, 2016

BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — Funeral services are planned Wednesday on Montana’s Crow Indian Reservation for the tribe’s the last surviving war chief, Joe Medicine Crow. Medicine Crow, who died Sunday at the age of 102, spent decades cataloging Crow history and became a renowned Native American historian. Click here to read enitre article.

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