Navajo Code Talker Manual

Navajo Code Talker ManualFrom Navajo Indian men in service to their country came an extraordinary weapon in the Pacific Arena of World War II. Twenty nine Navajo Marines were recruited to adapt their language into a code so secret and difficult that the Germans and Japanese could never break it. The code grew, and so did the numbers of Code Talkers, forever altering the course of the war and American history. This unique, interactive book includes a brief history of the

Audience: Children 2-6 years

interactive book includes a brief history of the Navajo Code Talkers

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Throughout World War II

Published by University of New Mexico Press in 2013

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and missionaries began their brutal subjugation of the Pueblo Indians in what is today the Southwestern United States

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