What key details about white swan , crow indian scout can be extracted from the following bio? Bio: white swan -lrb- ca. 1850 - 1904 -rrb- , or mee-nah-tsee-us in the crow language , was one of six crow scouts for george armstrong custer 's 7th cavalry during the 1876 campaign against the sioux and northern cheyenne . at the battle of the little bighorn , white swan went with major reno 's detachment , and fought alongside the soldiers at the south end of the village . of the six crow scouts at the battle of the little bighorn white swan stands out because he aggressively sought combat with multiple sioux and cheyenne warriors , and he was the only crow scout to be wounded in action , suffering severe wounds to his hand , leg/foot and head . after being disabled by his wounds , he was taken to reno 's hill entrenchments by half yellow face , the pipe-bearer -lrb- leader -rrb- of the crow scouts , which no doubt saved his life . on the 27th , after the battle , half yellow face made a special travois for white swan and moved him to the '' far west '' steamship so he could get medical care . white swan was treated in a temporary army hospital at the mouth of the bighorn . at the crow encampments on pryor creek , other returning scouts reported that white swan had died , but he survived his wounds . following the battle of the little bighorn , white swan continued for five years to serve as a scout with the u.s. army , though he was significantly disabled . he had a severely deformed right wrist and hand , he limped from the wound in his foot/leg , and he had a scar on his forehead where he been struck with a war club rendering him both deaf and dumb . eventually he was awarded a small army pension . in white swan 's later life he lived at the crow agency , after it had been moved in 1884 to its present site in the little bighorn valley in montana , close to the site of the battlefield . when he could no longer be an army scout white swan began to produce drawings that represented key events in his life , including events of the battle of the little bighorn . these drawings were bought by visitors to the crow...
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- nicknames is '' strikes enemy '' , '' white goose ''- native name is crow language : mee-nah-tsee-us- tribe is crow- known for is one 's 7th cavalry ; fought at the battle of the of little bighorn ; artist in later life six crow scouts for george armstrong custer- caption is white swan , photo by frank rinehart- resting place is little bighorn national cemetery- death date is 1904- spouse is a 23 wife , who died when white swan was- birth date is ca. 1850- name is white swan- image size is 200px- image is file : white swan , crow.jpg- relations is an the water '' ; a cousin , curly -lrb- sometimes aunt said to be his brother -rrb- , '' strikes by the side of