NewsOK reports that a stretch of highway in Oklahoma, USA, will be renamed in honour of Native Americans who fought for America during the First World War.
The “Chocktaw Code Talkers” stretch – near to where many of the men lived – recognises the contribution of a group of Choktaw Indians whose native tongues were used to send messages securely along the American front line.
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Date of article publication: 05/09/2013
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Posted by: Daniel Barry, Centenary News