Code Talkers: The Most Prominent US Codes in WWII

Dan and Alice discuss the Native Americans who were pivotal in WW2, predominantly on the Pacific front. The people who spoke their native languages over the radios to encrypt messages quickly and effectively. Find our sources on twitter @nerdhourspod.

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