Sgt. Bates (played by Jay C. Flippen) appears in 7th Cavalry.
The veteran sergeant who leads the remaining misfits and prisoners at the fort. After Benson defeats Vogel, Bates is forced to shoot Vogel's henchman to protect Benson during a sleep assassination attempt. Charlotte Reynolds (played by Jeanette Nolan) appears in 7th Cavalry.
A hysterical woman who greets Benson at the deserted fort. Her husband previously commanded C Company and died at Little Bighorn, fueling her grief and the widows' initial contempt for Benson. Vogel (played by Leo Gordon) appears in 7th Cavalry.
The primary antagonist who instigates multiple mutiny attempts against Benson's orders. He is defeated by Benson in a fistfight and later killed by an arrow while attempting to flee the standoff with the Indians.
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Characters
Sgt. Bates
(played by Jay C. Flippen) — supporting
The veteran sergeant who leads the remaining misfits and prisoners at the fort. After Benson defeats Vogel, Bates is forced to shoot Vogel's henchman to protect Benson during a sleep assassination att...
Charlotte Reynolds
(played by Jeanette Nolan) — supporting
A hysterical woman who greets Benson at the deserted fort. Her husband previously commanded C Company and died at Little Bighorn, fueling her grief and the widows' initial contempt for Benson.
Vogel
(played by Leo Gordon) — supporting
The primary antagonist who instigates multiple mutiny attempts against Benson's orders. He is defeated by Benson in a fistfight and later killed by an arrow while attempting to flee the standoff with...
Key Relationships
Sgt. Bates → Charlotte Reynolds
(Alliance Comrade)
Sgt. Bates → Vogel
(Conflict Enemy)
Charlotte Reynolds → Vogel
(Family Widow)
Story Analysis
A military unit navigates mutiny, sacred ground, and spiritual belief to recover fallen officers.
