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   What was the Navajo code talker?

   • The code and language that the Japanese could not break in the Pacific war, nor even know its origins. How the Navajo Code Talkers came about, their training and the uses to which they were put to in the island hopping war against the Japanese. Plus the prices the Navajo paid and...

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   Who were the navjo code talkers?

   • Navjo Code Talkers Background. In 1942 Philip Johnston came up with a code based on the Navajo language that he thought was unbreakable. Philip Johnston, the son of a Protestant missionary had spent much of his childhood on Navajo reservation. He grew up learning the language and customs of the Navajo.

   Navajo Code Talkers | World War 2 Facts

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   Why did Navajo code talkers have to memorize a dictionary?

   • The code talkers had to memorize a dictionary of hundreds of code words. Because other countries had not studied the Navajo language, they were not able to figure out the Navajo code. In fact, of the many codes used during World War II, the Navajo code was the only one that was never successfully broken!

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   How many words did the Navajo code talkers use?

   • At first the code used by the Navajo Code Talkers had 211 English words that were most often used in military conversations Hugh F. Foster Jr.’s Comanche codebook. translated to Navajo.

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2. guides.loc.gov › navajo-code-talkers › profilesAlfred K. Newman, Sr. - Navajo Code Talkers: A Guide to First ...

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   5 days ago · Navajo Code Talkers: A Guide to First-Person Narratives in the Veterans History Project. Biography of Navajo Code Talker Alfred Newman, Sr., together with an audio recording of his oral history interview from the Veterans History Project archives.

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   3 days ago · The Code Talkers are remembered for transmitting more than 800 messages in the Navajo language without a single error in battles in the South Pacific.

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   4 days ago · The Code Talkers are remembered for transmitting more than 800 messages in the Navajo language without a single error in battles in the South Pacific. Many of these Code Talkers never returned to their families.

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   4 days ago · Courtesy photo. The Comanche Nation is commemorating Thursday’s 80th anniversary of D-Day and the role of the Comanche Code Talkers. A new exhibit unveiling rare photos of World War II memorabilia along with a history of the moment the tides turned against the Nazis begins Thursday at the Comanche National Museum and Cultural Center, 801 NW ...

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   4 days ago · Navajo Code Talkers, a group of Navajo-speaking Marines, developed an unbreakable code based on their language. This code was used to transmit secure military communications in the Pacific Theater. The complexity and uniqueness of the Navajo language made it an ideal choice for encoding messages that the enemy could not decipher.

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   5 days ago · Code Talkers ; Excluded History: The Case of the Osage Nation ; Indian Boarding Schools ; Latin American Colonization ...

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    1 day ago · Many of the laws in the Navajo Nation Code derive from the 1937 Constitution drafts such as: 1) The governing body of the Navajo Tribe shall be the Navajo Council; 2) Tribal members shall be 1/4 degree of Navajo blood; 3) to approve the sale, disposition, lease or encumbrance of tribal lands.