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Utah city declares Code Talker Day
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 2002 A Utah city declared August 14 "Navajo Code Talker Day" to honor one of its most noted residents, Code Talker Allen Dale June. June was one of the more than 400 Navajo soldiers who used the code during World War II. Their efforts are credited with helping the U.S. win the war. Get the Story:
Hometown Honors Navajo Code Talkers (The Salt Lake Tribune 8/15)
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