Code Talkers Memorial II Canvas Print

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The WWII Navajo Code Talkers Memorial in Window Rock, Arizona.

Communication is essential during any war, and World War II was no different. Codes (encryptions) were essential to protect conversations during WWII.
Though codes were often used, they were also frequently broken. In 1942, American servicemen created a code in their native Navajo language that the enemy was unable to decipher.
The Navajo Code Talkers played a large role in the allied success in the Pacific. From 1942 until 1945, Navajo Code Talkers participated in numerous battles in the Pacific, including Guadal Canal, Iwo Jima, Peleliu, and Tarawa. They worked in communications as regular soldiers, facing the horrors of World War II and saving lives using their native language.

I was born and raised in Norman, Oklahoma. When I was younger, my father was always taking pictures, so I guess that is how I got bit by the camera bug. I love photographing pretty much anything. In my online gallery you will find nature, landscape, portrait, abstract, fractal, special filters like, watercolor, oil painting, grunge, etc. All kinds of subjects...motorcycles, beaches, national parks, memorials, animals, ghost towns, etc. Everywhere from Oklahoma, Texas, Arizona, California, Nevada, etc. I hope you enjoy. I shoot with a Canon 5DmkIII, Canon 5DmkIV or Canon 6D body. Feel free to message me about ANYTHING! All prints are produced on Epson 9880 giclee printers using archival inks guaranteed to last up to 75 years. During...

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