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Dine means the people

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It's so sad how people would kill themselves because the Japanese government scared them so much. Page 144

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General Smith systems a lot like the angry guy at the boarding school. Page 141

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Maybe it's a place

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Dunno

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Who is jima

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Thanks

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They pick up Japanese things because the Japanese have some better stuff and ammo and food

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Even more confusing for me because I am on 128

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This weeks question on edmodo is kinda confusing

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Why do some code talkers pick up Japanese things?

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Matt G reply to Lauren: did Charlie die and come back to life

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Matt G reply to Lauren: did Charlie die and come back to life

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Maybe Charlie was knocked out or something, because he lost so much blood

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Poem on 155 was so sad

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Same also how he shot the beer back at him

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I like the beginning of chapter twenty three

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The password that night was 'LAME DUCK'

Page 138

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Sorry I keep on posting things without finishing...

Anyway the last paragraph on page 161 doesn't make that much sence to me

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158

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Pg

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Did Charlie actually die and come back to life? (With medical help)

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I was just asking I think he was I was just ASKING

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His name is Georgia boy so what do you think

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Was Georgia boy born in Georgia

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I also liked how they ended chapter sixteen.

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I like how they were joking on page 145

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A Navajo man got shot by friendly fire

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What is a hogan?

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I like how they end chap. Sixteen

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I like how they describe the marine pg 112

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What is solomons pg 108

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What a beautiful morning what a beautiful day land the landing force

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I mean ya I guess

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Y

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Pg 83

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Kind of but it's not that much but Mabey for a code talker but they are respected now

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20$ is alot to give a soldier in 1942

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I liked how the author said that they worked together as smoothly as a well oiled machine. Page 91

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I dunno...

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I think it's some gun a wait I know isn't it that package on there back

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Do you know what it is?

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That's what I was thinking!

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What is a scuttlebutt?

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I like how they said to my friends the enemy was faceless because they didn't see them often

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They used a lot of words for only one letter so it would be almost impossible to break their code

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They used everyday words in Navajo for the code

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Bayonets had 14 in long blades

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I like how it says "I will never tell the

Enemy. I wrote those words down and

Underlined them twice. Pg 77

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I like how they said "our language was chosen to make that unbreakable code"

Pg 74

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"I realized right away that our job was an importantl one" pg 73

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I like how they say father sky page 90

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Lauren h

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Morse code