The United States Department of Defense removed thousands of news articles and other content earlier this month. The removal ...

An indispensable asset of the Allied military effort in World War II, Navajo Code Talkers communicated military intel over radio using a modified version of the Navajo language (also known as ...

It has been lightly edited: Teddy Draper Sr., shown here on July 25, 2002, in Post Falls, was a Navajo code talker during WWII. Draper, who died in 2017 at the age of 93, was a featured speaker at ...

Devin Bidtah, a 20-year-old field radio operator from Shiprock, N.M., shares stories about his grandfather, Leroy Johns, in an interview package featuring still photos of WWII Code Talkers.

The Navajo Code Talkers were an elite group of Marines who helped devise a code, using the Navajo language, that proved to be unbreakable by U.S. enemies during World War II. The Department of ...

I was wrong. Axios is reporting that articles and information about World War II’s heroic Native Code Talkers have disappeared from some military websites. According to the report, when asked ...

The Navajo Code Talkers were an elite group of Marines who helped devise a code, using the Navajo language, that proved to be unbreakable by U.S. enemies during World War II. The Department of ...

I was wrong. Axios is reporting that articles and information about World War II’s heroic Native Code Talkers have disappeared from some military websites. According to the report, when asked ...