Geronimo was a prominent leader of the APACHE Native American tribe in the late 19th century. He is best known for his resistance to the US government's attempts to relocate the APACHE people to reservations. Geronimo was also a skilled warrior and led raids against both Mexican and American forces. He was eventually captured by the US Army in 1886 and held as a prisoner of war until his death in 1909. The term 'Geronimo, for one' refers to him as an example of a prominent APACHE leader.