Native American Code Talkers

Secrecy played a crucial role in military success during World War II, leading to the innovative use of Native American languages as unbreakable codes. The idea first emerged in World War I when an officer discovered that the Germans couldn't understand Choctaw. This inspired the development of a code using the language, which ultimately contributed to American efforts in both wars. Discover how these unsung heroes helped shape the course of history through their unique linguistic skills.