Who Were the Navajo Code Talkers? Chapter 9

What year did the United States government finally reveal the secret of the Navajo code talkers?

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The Marines decided that they would never need to use the code again and that these men's stories could be told.

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An event with doezens of Marine code talkers was held at ______ ____ in Arizona where they were able to share their stories with friends and families.

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At Window Rock, friends and families of Navajo code talkers began to understand just how important their fathers. sons, and brothers had been during WWII.

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At the event, the men formed the ______ ____ _______ ___________.

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The mission of the Navajo Code Talkers Association was to spread the word on the code talkers' _______ to inspire young Navajo and other people.

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Part of the Navajo Code Talkers Association uniform was a gold shirt that represented the ____ ______ that they carried during the war.

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Part of the Navajo Code Talkers Association uniform was a

___ ___ that represented the Marines.

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Part of the Navajo Code Talkers Association uniform were tan pants that represented the _____ they come from.

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The work of the association has helped to greatly expand the number of young Navajo studying their own language.

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