Homeland Security Poster

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This poster is the western version of a Homeland Security Poster. Four native american Indians stand in a row with rifles at ready. "Homeland Security" is at the top of the poster above the picture and below the picture is "Fighting Terrorism since 1492" Poster is 21" high x 17 1/2" wide.

This makes a great gift for any occasion and is an excellent decorative accessory to a western theme room, den or "man cave".

The Indians shown on the shirt are Chiricahua Apache warriors. From left to right is Yanozha (Geronimo's brother-in-law), Chappo (Geronimo's son), Fun (Yanozha's half brother) and Geronimo. This photo was taken after Geronimo's surrender to General Crook in March, 1886. Photograph way taken by C.S. Fly.

Geronimo was born to the Bedonkohe Apache trube in No-doyohn Canon in June, 1829. This area was near the present day town of Clifton, Arizona. He was the fourth child in a family of 8 children (four boys, four girls), and was called "Goyathlay" which means "One Who Yawns."

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