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I feel that this source is extremely important because it is a symbol that honors the Code Talkers bravery and what they truly were up and fighting against.

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be shared so the general person realizes how important they were and the respect they truly deserve.

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important jobs in the military. Their patriotism (despite ill will towards them) and courage kept many alive, and I feel it is important that their story/tale

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This book overall was very interesting and great to read because it shows how a group of citizens who went from having no respect were given one of the most 

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important because although the Navajos were not regarded highly at first, they remained loyal and played an important role in the war. They were and are still 

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honored for their bravery and service, back then, and even almost 50 years later, as evident by the coin placed in circulation.

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I like this picture because I believe it is a collective idea of the novel as a whole. This was minted in 2000 to show their bravery in World War 2. This is 

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Some of the symbol that were represented in the book were from different cultures. The Japanese wore clothes around their heads to protect them from harm while 

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a Cheyenne indian wore a shirt that they believed would protect them from harm also. Ned sprinkled pollen around him because the Navajos believed that kept them

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The Navajos were chosen because the language is completely incomprehensible to other Indian tribes and Americans

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Here is an image of Code Talkers on Bougainville. One can see the similarities between the Navajo and the Japanese that the author mentions.

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Overall the book was interesting because, you got to learn the harships the Navajos had to go through and a few Navajo words in the process.

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The symbol shows the native Navajo pride as well as american pride.

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This image shows the Navajo codetalkers working for the U.S Marines.

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I thought the book was well thought out and the writer was mature. I enjoyed how the author hilighed the racial tensions in America and lack thereof in theCorps

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It was interesting 2 find out in the novel that the picture on the medal was actually a staged photo d/t the fact that the photographer came after it was raised

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Here is al ist of Navajo Code Talkers. On the list are a few names from the book like Johnny Manuelito.

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This book gave me a deeper incite on who was involved in the war and how they played a major role. I give the book two thumbs up.

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 This is a picture of code talkers relaying messages back and forth just as described in the novel

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It Kind of related because it said that the Navajos did not have many military terms in their language so they had to make some of the up

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The symbol of the Code Talker represents a communication device used by two young Navajo boys called the Hero Twins. The device allowed them to secretly communicate with each other

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This book was interesting to me because the Navajos were true American heroes even though they still  faced prejudice and harsh discrimination

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I love this book. It gasp my attention unlike most historical fiction. Its very historically accurate.

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unbreakable code, i think it's even better that though we treated them horribly they still wanted to fight for their homeland.

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I liked this book very much b/c it exposed me to something about the war i didnt know existed, i think it's so cool that we used the Navajos to create an 

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In the book Ned talked about how much he admired the Marines uniform, when he got into the marines he realized he wasnt going to be wearing what that man was 

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and heroic things they did in the war, Ned speaks of this medal throughout the novel and it truly shows how important their recognition was to the Navajos.

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This is a picture of the medal all the code talkers received after the war when they were finally invited to the White House and recognized for all the great 

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I enjoyed this book b/c much of WWII I have previously learned dealt w/ Europe.This novel sucked me into the war in the Pacific & helped me learn valuable info

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This shows a recruitment officer who came 2 a Navajo reservation. Like the novel hes wearing sharp looking clothes in order 2 impress and persuade them 2 join

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This doesn't relate to teh book because the book said that the navajos were chosen because Navajo was a hard language to translate.

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The Navajos were chosen to be code talkers because they were the only tribe that didn't come in contact with German students during the past twenty years.

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Here is the letter that recommended the Navajo language be used as a code.  Why does the letter say that the Navajo were chosen?  Does this relate to the book?