Geronimo and Cochise were two prominent APACHE leaders who fought against the United States government in the late 19th century. They are remembered for their courage and skill in defending their people's land and culture. Geronimo and Cochise were both members of the Chiricahua APACHE tribe, and they led their people in a series of battles against the US Army. They were eventually forced to surrender, but their legacy lives on as symbols of Native American resistance.