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  and co-author of \&quot\;Why We Serve: Native Americans in the United Stat
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 NA\n \nDuring World War I and World War II\, American Indians made a unique
  contribution to the U.S. Armed Forces by using their tribal languages in s
 ecret battle communications.\nWatch author and anthropologist/historian Wil
 liam C. Meadows of Missouri State University revealing how these Native Ame
 rican “code talkers” played a key role in important battles and campaigns—a
 nd helped save many American and allied lives. Following Meadows’s talk\, A
 lexandra Harris\, National Museum of the American Indian senior editor and 
 co-author of \&quot\;Why We Serve: Native Americans in the United States Ar
 med Forces\,\&quot\; will host a question-and-answer session with attendees
 .\n\nFree - Registration Required&quot\;}"><br />\n	Watch author and anthro
 pologist/historian William C. Meadows of Missouri State University revealin
 g how these Native American &ldquo\;code talkers&rdquo\; played a key role 
 in important battles and campaigns&mdash\;and helped save many American and
  allied lives. Following Meadows&rsquo\;s talk\, Alexandra Harris\, Nationa
 l Museum of the American Indian senior editor and co-author of &quot\;Why W
 e Serve: Native Americans in the United States Armed Forces\,&quot\; will h
 ost a question-and-answer session with attendees.<br />\n	<br />\n	<strong>
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SUMMARY:Native American Code Talkers: A Lasting Legacy
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