Texas History The Warrior’s Bride One month after the Battle of San Jacinto, a nine-year-old girl was abducted by Indians and went on to become the wife of the most feared Comanche chief.

Being a warrior is more than about fighting, it is about service to the community and protection of homeland. ... Comanche Indians Veterans Association Celebration and Powwow.

The largely-untold story of Native Americans who served in the United States military. The Warrior Tradition, tells the astonishing, heartbreaking, inspiring, and largely-untold story of Native ...

The other, presumably a Comanche warrior, ... “The Comanche are depicting a world where Indian-to-Indian relations are still much more important than relationships with Europeans.” ...

The Comanche tribe was known for their fierce warrior culture and unique ways of handling enemies. This video explores what really happened to those who were caught.

Dixon shot and killed a mounted Comanche warrior from the unheard-of distance of almost a mile. During the battle and siege that followed, about 700 Indians faced 28 buffalo hunters. Billy Calzada ...

Comanche warrior Nad-a-with-t . Giroux also tells of Cheyenne Chief Grey Beard, who rather than be imprisoned escaped from a train carrying prisoners to Jacksonville where they would then travel ...

Having battled mighty heroes across time and space, the invisible extraterrestrial hunters of the "Predator" films have a new -- or rather, old -- foe in an 18th-century female Comanche warrior.

Having battled mighty heroes across time and space, the invisible extraterrestrial hunters of the “Predator” films have a new—or rather, old—foe in an 18th-century female Comanche warrior.

Having battled mighty heroes across time and space, the invisible extraterrestrial hunters of the "Predator" films have a new -- or rather, old -- foe in an 18th-century female Comanche warrior.