nicest apache of them all?
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i will apoligize now, cause you know this thread gonna go south quick!!
with that said... of the Kramer Saccentti era which is the NICEST apache still around today?
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also from what year to what year were they built and how many of each were built
pics please
lets keep this civil for as long as possible
p.s. sabre and comanche pics are welcome to i guess
with that said... of the Kramer Saccentti era which is the NICEST apache still around today?
36...
41...
47...
also from what year to what year were they built and how many of each were built
pics please
lets keep this civil for as long as possible
p.s. sabre and comanche pics are welcome to i guess
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Geronimo, an Apache chief born in Arizona, became famous in the late 19th century for his impressive resistance to forced reservation life. When the United States government attempted to move the Chiricahua Apache people to San Carlos Reservation from their traditional home, Geronimo began a series of periodic raids on white settlements that lasted ten years. He escaped from federal authority several times, but in September 1886 he surrendered for the last time. Federal troops then moved the Apache and many other tribes to Oklahoma Territory. Geronimo died in 1909 at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, three years after he published his memoirs.


