Sioux Code Talkers of World War II (Andrea M. Page - WH) Savas Beatie German soldiers referred to the

German soldiers referred to the unit as “the Phantom Army

qualities that are enduringly and even poignantly relevant to our own moment

forms the basis of Gene Barr’s memorable A Civil War Captain and His Lady: A True Story of Love

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Sioux Code Talkers of World War II (Andrea M. Page - WH) Savas Beatie German soldiers referred to theby Andrea Page Decode the story of the Sioux who helped win the war. In World War II, code making and code breaking reached a feverish peak. The fabled Enigma cipher had been broken, and all sides were looking for a secure, reliable means of communication. Many have heard of the role of the Navajo Code Talkers, but less well known are the Sioux Code Talkers, who used the Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota dialects. Told by the great niece of John Bear King,