Code talkers were Native American Marines who served in the United States Marine Corps during World War II using their native languages to transmit messages in codes that were never broken by the enemy. They helped the Allied forces communicate securely and their identities were kept secret for decades until they were finally honored in 2001 for their service.

1. Wind Talkers
Minoritary Languages

3. Code talkers
was a term
used to
describe
people who
talk using a
coded
language.

4. It is frequently used to describe 400
Native American Marines who served in the
United States Marine Corps

5. They were
protected by a
soldier specially
assigned for that
specific duty.
The same soldier
was to kill them
if in real danger
of getting
caught.

6. They were kept a military secret until
2001, when they were finally honored.