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The Marine Corps initially recruited 29 Navajo men to develop a code based on the unwritten Navajo language in World War II.
Navajo Code Talkers removed Pentagon website under Trump's anti-DEI order sparks outrage as tribes demand restoration of Indigenous military
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Charles Norman Shay (1924–2025) has passed.
Penobscot medic. Silver Star. Omaha Beach survivor.
One of the last Native American witnesses to D-Day.
He ran into the surf at 19 with nothing but bandages and the will to keep strangers alive.
He spent the next 80 years fighting against erasure.
Of his people, of their service, of the truth.
A living bridge between history and memory is gone.
Honoring a Penobscot medic’s life, legacy, and the fading memory of Native soldiers at Omaha Beach.
From Ruth Hopkins’ Twitter, the Navajo Nation response to Trump's insult:
“The Navajo Code Talkers are not pawns to advance a personal grudge..."
