Navajo Code Talkers Explain Their Code Used In WWII

Navajo code talkers visited the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base in Fort Worth to talk about their history and about their desire for a Navajo Code Talkers Museum.

[acacialaw]

Such a wonderful and unexpected use of Navajo culture by their own people. You can hear and see how proud they were to have been able to help out, despite their own people being oppressed back home. Very humbling, indeed!

[RustyShackleford]

Honestly the most impressive story I was never told. It's not my culture but I'm considering taking Navajo on Duolingo just because it's endangered and these guys inspired me.

[stuartclements]

Full respect. They were highly sought after and very protected against capture.

[asdzaanizhoni]

Wow I know Navajo but when they say the code we just hear a bunch of Navajo words 😂 so even us Navajos didn't know

[larrydawe]

I loved listening to code talker Peter Mcdonald.
His namek

[emersontomasini]

Não falo bem o inglês, e a tradução automática para o português Brasil está muito ruim, está péssima, a tradução feita pelo YouTube Google. Não dá para entender o que o soldado veterano navarro navajo falou. Se puderem consertar isso, fica a dica, muito obrigado, um grande abraço a todos. 😊

[gweminence]

These guys are single-handedly why we won WW2

[ericmcintyre]

would have got my ass smoked if i yawned like that girl did. awesome story ---smart man

[rebeccaleigh]

I have their book that has the whole code in it it’s amazing

[neonlegend]

Ngl that yawn from the one chick left side of the chick in front @0.26 kinda bugged me ngl, however I have zero clue on the training they endured. Still tho idk

[larrydawe]

I loved listening to code talker Peter Mcdonald. But his name i felt was sad ..and when he said this great country USA ..made me sick cringe