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American Indians were, and are a very proud people. During WWII, there were many heroic American Indians inluding the Navajo and Choctaw "Codetalkers" , as well as in the Euoropean and Pacific theatres of WWII. (D-Day, Iwo Jima, et cetera) They are also Americans and warriors, and their families are held in special regard. This can be exhibited during a dance ceremony or Pow Wow.

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Different groups joined the armies of both sides.

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