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    The document consists of summaries of several sources that discuss the important role of Navajo code talkers in World War 2. Specifically: - The Navajo were able to transmit messages much faster than machines, transmitting a message in 20 seconds that took a machine 30 minutes. This helped improve the effectiveness of the army. - The book "Navajo Code Talkers" explains how many Navajo wanted to serve the U.S., though some had health issues. It highlights their significant contributions to the war effort. - Another source discusses how the Navajo code had to be created very quickly, with only an hour to develop the code. This required the Navajo to work extremely

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    The document consists of summaries of several sources that discuss the important role of Navajo code talkers in World War 2. Specifically: - The Navajo were able to transmit messages much faster than machines, transmitting a message in 20 seconds that took a machine 30 minutes. This helped improve the effectiveness of the army. - The book "Navajo Code Talkers" explains how many Navajo wanted to serve the U.S., though some had health issues. It highlights their significant contributions to the war effort. - Another source discusses how the Navajo code had to be created very quickly, with only an hour to develop the code. This required the Navajo to work extremely

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    The document consists of summaries of several sources that discuss the important role of Navajo code talkers in World War 2. Specifically: - The Navajo were able to transmit messages much faster than machines, transmitting a message in 20 seconds that took a machine 30 minutes. This helped improve the effectiveness of the army. - The book "Navajo Code Talkers" explains how many Navajo wanted to serve the U.S., though some had health issues. It highlights their significant contributions to the war effort. - Another source discusses how the Navajo code had to be created very quickly, with only an hour to develop the code. This required the Navajo to work extremely

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    Potter,LeeAnn.2001.www.archives.gov
    Accordingtothiswebsitethenavajowerestrongandtoughpeople.Whenthey
    wereshottheywouldnotscream.Theyalsowaitedforsomeoneelsetocalla
    doctorbuttheregulartroopswouldscreamandcallthedoctor.
    www.Historynet.com,Wilsont,William,1997
    Historynet.comshowedthatthenavajoaregenerouspeople.Thenavajohardly
    ifnotevertraveledsowhentheywenttowartheyweregoingoutsideofthe
    usual.Everyoneintheworldshouldrecognisethisinmyopinionanditsounds
    likethat'sHistorynet.comsopinionalso.
    www.mnn.com,Platt,John,2014
    Withthiswebsiteittalksaboutthehowlongittook.Thenavajocouldgetthe
    messagein20seconds.Ittookamachine30minutes!Thisshowedthenavajos
    wouldimprovethearmy.Ithinkthat'showthecodewassosuccessful.
    Navajocodetalkers,Aaseng,Nathan,WalkerandCo.NewYork,1992
    Thebook
    NavajocodeTalkers
    explainshowthenavajowerereallyamajorpart
    ofWorldWar2.ItsayshowlotsofnavajowantedtogotowarfortheU.S.A.The
    onlyproblemwasthatsomeofthenavajohadissues.Oneofthebiggest
    problemswastheirhealthandiftheyhaddiseases.
    www.navajocodetalkers,UniversityofNewMexicoPress,
    Justlikemnn.comittalksabouttimejustinadifferentperspective.Ittalksabout
    howthecodehadtobemadeinstantly.Thenavajohadaboutanhourtomake

    thecode.Sothenavajohadtoworkreallyhard.Ithinkthenavajoneedalotof
    recognition.
    www.sjsu.edu
    Thiswebsitebroughtupaninterestingidea.Italkedabouthowreligionand
    thingsaboutgoodluckandbadluckeffectedthenavajoonthebattlefield.Some
    ofthesoldiersgotmadbecausetheywouldtakethelongwaybecauseofatree
    thatwashitbylightning.Soldiersmighthavenotknownitbutitdidsavelives.
    ThejapaneseknewthattheU.Stroopswouldtaketheshorterandeasierpath.
    Sotheywouldsetupandambush.Andforsomereasontherewouldbeoneof
    thenavajobadlucksigns.Whenlookingatthewholenavajothearmywasreally
    successfulbecauseofthenavajo.

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