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Navajo Code Talkers In May of Nineteen forty-two the first of those Talkers came to be at camp Pendelton, california. Twenty nine Navaja recruits Created each new cryptic word Of Military terms and words Not understood when they were heard. Around four hundred Navajo Were a part of this unique plan to speak and send those messages Which only they could understand.
Navajo Code Talkers In May of Nineteen forty-two the first of those Talkers came to be at camp Pendelton, california. Twenty nine Navaja recruits Created each new cryptic word Of Military terms and words Not understood when they were heard. Around four hundred Navajo Were a part of this unique plan to speak and send those messages Which only they could understand.
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Navajo Code Talkers In May of Nineteen forty-two the first of those Talkers came to be at camp Pendelton, california. Twenty nine Navaja recruits Created each new cryptic word Of Military terms and words Not understood when they were heard. Around four hundred Navajo Were a part of this unique plan to speak and send those messages Which only they could understand.
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The first of those Talkers came to be At Camp Pendelton, California They formed that special “Dictionary”.
During the First World War
When the Choctaw was used some A white man raised on the Res Thought Navajo might be the one.
He’d served in the First War
And he knew we’d sought a way To send messages amongst the Troops That no one else knew how to say.
A code in an unwritten language
With no symbols or letter That only those who spoke it knew So, what else could be better?
Twenty nine Navajo recruits
Created each new cryptic word Of Military terms and words Not understood when they were heard.
The Talkers had to memorize
Each and every word to be used Knowing they had the important task Of keeping the enemy confused.
Around four hundred Navajo
Were a part of this unique plan To speak and send those messages Which only they could understand.
They were Marines of a special kind
And one of the Generals said Without the Code Talkers expertise Iwo would have been lost, instead.
There were many other Victories
Some, we’ll probably hear about Probably, many more lives saved They served the Corps well, without doubt.. Finally in Nineteen ninety-two With half a century passed Our Nation recognized their Service And they were honored, at last.
An exhibit at the Pentagon
Now a chance to be on a quarter Please vote to make that happen For, much more praise is in order.