Lozen was a brave Chihenne Chiricahua Apache woman born around 1840 who became a legendary warrior and strategist. Her own brother, the famous Apache chief Victorio, called her his right hand and a shield for their people. In Apache culture, girls were taught to ride horses and use weapons to defend their village, but Lozen excelled. More than a fighter, she was a leader in war parties and a key voice in strategic planning. Her legacy endures as a reminder that strength and leadership can emerge