Removing commit #5 with git rebase

After

a2971b1 (HEAD, master) Commit # {10} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_10

feb3de8 Commit # {9} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_9

cc74178 Commit # {8} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_8

bfcbc72 Commit # {7} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_7

5e4a81e Commit # {6} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_6

f56f744 Commit # {4} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_4

b7921b8 Commit # {3} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_3

4eff6f9 Commit # {2} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_2

89d4403 Commit # {1} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_1

Before

6d0bad8 (HEAD, master) Commit # {10} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_10

169bd28 Commit # {9} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_9

5fc887c Commit # {8} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_8

27dc7a2 Commit # {7} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_7

f762e47 Commit # {6} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_6

41be8ac Commit # {5} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_5

f56f744 Commit # {4} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_4

b7921b8 Commit # {3} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_3

4eff6f9 Commit # {2} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_2

89d4403 Commit # {1} [Curtis Mattoon]
0       0       file_1

Command

$git rebase --onto 41be8ac^ 41be8ac

First, rewinding head to replay your work on top of it...
Applying: Commit # {6}
Applying: Commit # {7}
Applying: Commit # {8}
Applying: Commit # {9}
Applying: Commit # {10}

tryit.sh

#!/bin/bash

for i in `seq 1 10`;
do
    touch "file_${i}"
    git add "file_${i}"
    git commit -m "Commit # {$i}"
done