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During the war a message was sent through that consisted of many random English words such as "Deer, Sick Deer, Boat..." etc. Since the message was sent through in Navajo, it was very quickly able to be translated to English within 20 seconds therefore saving millions of lives very quickly. If the codes were originally sent in English, it would've taken 30 minutes to decode because many people at once would have been rushing to find out what was being said and there just wouldn't have been a clear meaning. Navajo was so coded, that the talkers knew instantly what was being said and what was needed when codes were sent through.

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Here is a chart of some of the words that were used, each word may seem scattered, but each scattered word had a specific meaning. 

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Here is a chart of some of the words that were used, each word may seem scattered, but each scattered word had a specific meaning. 

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This mans name is Peter MacDonald, here is a video of his story from his point of view! 

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This mans name is Peter MacDonald, here is a video of his story from his point of view! 

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I really really suggest watching this, he goes though certain sentences used, how they were said, and what they really meant. this is remarkable.

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Peter MacDonald Sr. recalls Navajo Code Talker program; Battle of Iwo Jima

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This is a video of a code talker telling the story of how he became a code talker and what happened during his journey, this a very interesting watch! 

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This is a video of a code talker telling the story of how he became a code talker and what happened during his journey, this a very interesting watch! 

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Thomas H. Begay recalls Navajo Code Talker program; Battle of Iwo Jima

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The Code Talkers served in the Pacific Theater which is located around the areas of the Pacific Ocean, the Indian Ocean, and Taiwan. 

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The Code Talkers served in the Pacific Theater which is located around the areas of the Pacific Ocean, the Indian Ocean, and Taiwan. 

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This map isolates the areas in which code talkers served at.

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This is a picture in 2010 of two Code Talkers who served in the war. The man on the left is Peter MacDonald and on the right, Ray Hawthorne 

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This is a picture in 2010 of two Code Talkers who served in the war. The man on the left is Peter MacDonald and on the right, Ray Hawthorne 

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The U.S. Marines needed a form of communication that was nearly unbreakable so plans and ideas were not shared among parties that were not supposed to have it. The Marine Corps hired 29 Navajo men who based the language on Navajo.

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Who were the Navajo Code Talkers? What did they do?

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Who were the Navajo Code Talkers? What did they do?

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Navajo Code Talkers were people hired by the US army who communicated with other lands using their unknown and unwritten language in 1940-42. During battle, one code talker would operate a portable radio while another person would translate the language into English.