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Code talkers

Posted: Aug 17, 2012

They helped change the course of World War II.

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Sweet. - sm

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OMG, I love this photo. My fave is the guy on the far right with the cane. Dontcha know these dudes could tell a tale or two? Always nice to get a jolt of reality here and there amid the onslaught of vapid media noise. Real Americans such as these deserve all the best their peacetime lives have to offer. No one deserves the honors bestowed upon them more than these quiet giants.

Thanks so much for posting this.

I agree. I just hope they all have proper ID to vote. - nm

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That's gonna be a tough one...sm - JTBB

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if they live in PA. I heard in Ohio the Sec. of State was getting so much pressure he finally conceeded to uniform hours for polling stations. Unfortunately, he went with the least amount of hours across the board.

It really just pisses me off when folks so blatantly manipulate our democracy to undermine the rights of citizens. This sets us back about what, maybe 50+ years?

I met a relative of one - Snow Bunny

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It was at a greyhound meet and greet. Her grandfather was one. Her face lit up with pride when she spoke of him.

They did that movie "Windtalkers" about them.. - JTBB

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really cool.

Thank you for posting this...awesome gentlemen...awesome accomplishment! {nm} - Liberty

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