Code talkers /
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TextPublication details: OUP, UK 2014Description: 48 p. : col. ill. ; 26 cmISBN: 1770582959Subject(s): Navajo code talkers | Cryptography | Southwest, New | Navajo men | Brothers | Readers (Elementary)Summary: Lee and Charlie Yazhee are Navajo brothers who are forbidden to speak their own language at thier residential school. When the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor, however, the brothers find that their native alngugae is key to winning World War 2.
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Lee and Charlie Yazhee are Navajo brothers who are forbidden to speak their own language at thier residential school. When the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor, however, the brothers find that their native alngugae is key to winning World War 2.