36 Hours of Terror Inside Reno u0026 Benteen s Desperate Defense at Little Bighorn
Reno was portrayed by actor Ty Hardin in the 1967 film Custer of the West. While serving at Fort Vancouver, Reno became a Freemason, joining Washington Lodge #4. On September 9, 1967, his remains were reinterred with honors (including a church ceremony in Billings, Montana and an eleven-gun salute at his gravesite) in the Custer National Cemetery, on the Little Bighorn battlefield.
Reno was portrayed by actor Ty Hardin in the 1967 film Custer of the West. While serving at Fort Vancouver, Reno became a Freemason, joining Washington Lodge #4. On September 9, 1967, his remains were reinterred with honors (including a church ceremony in Billings, Montana and an eleven-gun salute at his gravesite) in the Custer National Cemetery, on the Little Bighorn battlefield.