He was a legend in his own period. Hated by some, enjoyed by others, respected by all. He fought for his people against all odds. His name struck fear in the hearts of his enemies. Years after his loss of life, his name in WWII was a fight cry for the airborne soldier, a shout of courage, of perseverance, of triumph. The shout – GERONIMO! In 1877 Jim Parker’s job was to discover him. He had been recruited by General Crook for his knowledge of the Indians, but his a friendly relationship with an outlaw and a rebellious youngsters gave him complications.