Featured in code talkersBYJessica EvansSep 18, 2022ShareHow Navajo Code Talkers helped win World War IIFriday, August 14, honors the contributions of Indigenous people who helped the war effort during WWII. Today also marks the observance of US code relating to Indigenous languages and the participation of First nations tribe members in U.S. military… BYJessica EvansSep 18, 2022ShareBYMiguel OrtizNov 18, 2022ShareAmerica’s first Code Talkers were Choctaw soldiers during WWIDuring WWII, American Indian code talkers used their native languages to communicate in secret on the battlefield. At least 15… BYMiguel OrtizNov 18, 2022ShareBYVAntage PointApr 29, 2020ShareHow Navajo code talkers helped win the Battle of Iwo JimaThomas H. Begay didn’t want to be a radio operator. In fact, up until he graduated from bootcamp, he thought he was going to become an aerial gunner for the Marine Corps during World War II. “They sent me to a confidential area,” he said. … BYVAntage PointApr 29, 2020Share
BYJessica EvansSep 18, 2022ShareHow Navajo Code Talkers helped win World War IIFriday, August 14, honors the contributions of Indigenous people who helped the war effort during WWII. Today also marks the observance of US code relating to Indigenous languages and the participation of First nations tribe members in U.S. military… BYJessica EvansSep 18, 2022Share
BYMiguel OrtizNov 18, 2022ShareAmerica’s first Code Talkers were Choctaw soldiers during WWIDuring WWII, American Indian code talkers used their native languages to communicate in secret on the battlefield. At least 15… BYMiguel OrtizNov 18, 2022Share
BYVAntage PointApr 29, 2020ShareHow Navajo code talkers helped win the Battle of Iwo JimaThomas H. Begay didn’t want to be a radio operator. In fact, up until he graduated from bootcamp, he thought he was going to become an aerial gunner for the Marine Corps during World War II. “They sent me to a confidential area,” he said. … BYVAntage PointApr 29, 2020Share
