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The first was the Navajo Indians.

After giving thought to the answer, it may in fact be a correct and legitimate answer. It could have been a simple throw out answer that hit the mark by accident but here is a plausible explanation.

By Jewish Tradition a Minyon mandates 10 men to form a community and the same numerical value often exists among Native American Hierarchy which of course an accident based upon the number of digits humans have on their hands. A tribal council often mandated the same number of men present before a decision effecting the "tribe" had any validity.

It is therefore possible that the first time a "Native American Tribe" came together in the Hawaiian Islands was when the Navajo Code Talkers assembled there after their training in California to be teamed up to Marine Regiments.

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