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PATHFINDERa conversation with Buck Hiltonand other historical documentsabout <strong>Native</strong> American veteransedited and compiledby W<strong>in</strong>ston Crutchfield
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Page 10 and 11: Contributions In CombatIt is estima
Page 12 and 13: More important, however, is the war
Page 14: emarked:My platoon commander always
Page 19 and 20: “It was always a battle between u
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Page 24 and 25: group when this happened because I
Page 27 and 28: we got on big trucks. My particular
Page 29 and 30: them two and three times a week.I h
Page 31 and 32: them were picked up and sent to the
Page 33 and 34: ecame [officer] over the Rangers. R
Page 35 and 36: They could get their act together b
Page 37: I guess the greatest contributing t
Page 41 and 42: In 1936, President Franklin D. Roos
Page 43 and 44: World War II. The Navajo and other
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Page 48 and 49: used first in late 1942 on Guadalca
Page 50 and 51: Lt. Col. Thomas D. Morgan, USA (Ret
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SourcesBillard, Jules B ., ed. The
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The 300 men of the pathfinder compa
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drop scheduled for late on D-Day, b
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the invasion of Sicily.Sicily - Ope
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On 9 December 1943 Colonel Gavin wa
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command of the 82nd Airborne.Operat
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(picture above: 82nd Airborne Div m
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Indians in the War1941-1945In Grate
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Cpl. Henry Bake, Jr., and Pfc. Geor
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about Indian problems as they waite
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Sgt. Shuman Shaw, a full-blood Paiu
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security measures. He then organize
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fire, he crawled to within ten yard
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which stands for the invasion of No
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gain its objective and is a distinc
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John ReddayRedday was transferred t
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Awards for ValorCongressional Medal
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Awards for ValorAir MedalS/Sgt. Rog
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Awards for ValorBronze Star MedalPf
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Navajos dance on a beach in the Sol
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Joe's brother is Joe Kellwood who h
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organize the fighting forces in the
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An Empty Saddle"If I should be kill
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Roy Hoahtewa Hopi PhilippinesAlfons
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James Ladd Klamath ItalyEugene Lewi
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Clifford John Antell Chippewa Pacif
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Clarence Hanks Paiute EuropeWarren
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New YorkCollins Moses Seneca German
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Reuben Mashunkashey Osage Luxembour
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Raymond Brown Wichita EuropeThomas
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Stanley Goodbird Sioux (Sisseton) A
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UtahNelson Tonegates Ute GermanyAns
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Navajo Code TalkersbyW/T Sgt. Murre
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Vogel, then Commanding General, Amp
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helped us advance from the Solomons
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Indians Fought on Iwo JimaMany Indi
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Two Flathead Indian brothers, Danie
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Clark Tungovia Hopi LuzonLouis M. V
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IdahoLawrence Bagley Shoshone Europ
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Albert Whitecloud Chippewa New Guin
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Warren Oliver Clark Flathead Pacifi
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Jose P. Cordova Taos PacificWayne D
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William Mt. Pleasant TuscaroraFrede
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George Swallow Cheyenne EuropeEvere
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Waynen L. Miller Wichita EuropeWils
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Louis Provost Omaha BelgiumLeo Shot
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Vance Broken Rope Sioux (Pine Ridge
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Floyd P. DeeganLanert Brown EyesEug
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Joseph Woln John Pershing Lowe John
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Joseph S. Rhodes Arapaho EuropeDona
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At the meeting called by John Bird,
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his brother Ted was killed in actio
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prefer, at any elementary school, h
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The G.I. Bill also provides readjus
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available, consult with everyone wh
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for her fellow-workers.In the India
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Prisoners of War ReleasedMany India
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Major Picotte comes of a distinguis
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flying time, and he wore the Air Me
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James M. Ware, of the Osage Agency,
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CHILDERS, ERNESTRank and organizati
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fire on a house, in and around whic
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