Kallen, Stuart A.
Navajo Code Talkers, 32 pages.
NON-FICTION. Lerner, 2018. $26. Content: G.
In the last two years of World War II, the
United States Government employed Navajo Marines to create a coding system that
was quick and efficient. With the help
of these code talkers, the U.S. was able to gain control of important islands
in the Pacific that helped to win the war.
There efforts went unrecognized publicly for many years, in case there
code needed to be used again, but in the late 1960’s they were finally
honored.
This is a fun and interesting
look at Navajo Code Talkers. It gives
the list of words and explains how the code was used. There are interesting pictures throughout and side stories of specific men who were Code Talkers. There is a timeline and list of other
resources at the end.
EL (K-3), EL, MS –
ADVISABLE. Reviewer, C. Peterson.
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