History of Man Tracking: Frank North and the Pawnee Scouts.

Born in Manhattan, NY, 1840, Frank Joshua North has been an American interpreter, United States Army officer and politician. In 1860 North worked as a clerk and interpreter at the Pawnee Agency trading post in Genoa, Nebraska. Four years later, n 1864, General Samuel R. Curtis asked Frank North to organize a company all made of Pawnee scouts.

In 1865, North made it, commanding a battalion of  Pawnee Scouts. He was appointed the rank of First Lieutenant and then Captain. During his command, Captain Frank North fought in the Battle of Crazy Woman’s Fork, Battle of the Powder River and the Battle of Tongue River ( August 1865 in Dakota Territory).

 

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Kyt Lyn Walken

Hull's Tracking School Instructor and Official Representative. C.R.O.W. Certified Ranger. Directora de la Escuela de Rastreo Umano de Centro de Formaccion Carcayù, Spain. Worldwide Recognized Tracking Expert.

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