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Actually, 29 Navajo natives played a very important role in WWII. They were called "Wind Talkers". They transcribed military messages into their native language and this was vital, as the enemy was never able to break this "code" and our messages were able to be passed safely. I hazard a guess that if it were not for these unsung heroes, we would have lost the war.
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