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Honoring Native Warriors

Honoring Native Warriors

Gary Robinson

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Tribal Eye Productions
Año de edición:
2024
Materia
Historia de América
ISBN:
9798988786207
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This exhaustive examination of American Indian service in the United States military includes a history of that service from the Revolutionary War to modern times and an in-depth look at Native America 'Code Talkers' in WWI and WWII. It also includes links to documentary films produced by the author that can be viewed on the Internet.

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