US Marines Like No Others - Navajo Code Talkers on Iwo Jima (Marine Reacts)
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She the hell in Iwo Jima - ruclips.net/video/2IKyiXp-o-0/видео.html
U should do Wildland firefighting
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Thanks for your service
I want thank the Navajo for their service to our country for the lives they saved.
We will not forget.
You should watch the movie WINDTALKERS with Nicholas Cage, Adam Beach, Roger Willie and Christian Slater if you haven't already.
Can you see the Saudi special forces? I am following you from Saudi Arabia, and I like your videos very much
هل تستطيع ان تشاهد القوات الخاصه السعوديه . انا اتابعك من المملكه العربيه السعوديه وفديواتك تعجبني جدا
Yá'át'ééh T'aa shoodi Adaa'Háya Ahéhee' Hágooshíí
This vid should be shown to all students and teachers in every school in the United States.
@D Legionnaire thanks for this suggestion! Saw the first 10 minutes, pretty cool
Agreed 100%
I agree is should but they want to teach political correctness and gender identity instead 🙄
My teacher showed us this
nah they might study navajo codes
Those guys were BAD ASS. They laid down their lives for a country that took everything from them
Idiot
@@jacobferdinand8529 how the hell is he an idiot? The natives got most of their land taken. Only land that belongs to the Navajos are desert. The rez as we call it. It's dead as hell and the ground is hard to farm. Only thing these lands are good for is free land grazing with all these bushes and dead shrubs.
@@Johmnn thank you
USA did take Native American land but we still love and respect Native American people and culture
@@jd7338 I have to disagree with you bro
I am a Texan but live in New Mexico and know a number of Navajo, Apache and Pueblo people. All are proud Americans. This was brilliant!
My mother is a nurse for unm cancer center and she took care of chester nezz a ww2 code talker he had some crazy stories and a good book
You will never see a politician like this man.This man is a humble man .A true warrior.
Makes me proud to be Native. Born and raised on the Rez.
Fo sho
@@elijahyella3049 you all should be very proud Your moral codes and the honor you have should mean everything, look at all of my people the white man look at what they have become I personal am disgusted by my people I have tried to see the good and I still love my people but they have no morals no honor no codes only we few do and much respect to you and your people.
@Desnee Bassett I hope I can they are wonderful people
@@Robert-tf3ch you are such a complete idiot lmfao
@@jacobferdinand8529 how am I an idiot?
It's a honor too watch this video just hearing the codes coming from a code talker is a powerful language and Weapon too us Navajos
Absolute legends for sure
my gramps was one of the guys that got to work with them. They were real life savers.
my grandpa was Oglala Lakota Sioux who served in the Pacific in world war 2 he went to New Caledonia, New Guinea, the Philippines and Japan and I never heard him complain about his time in the army he said he loved being in the army so when he was honorably discharged in 1946 he severed 13 years in the national guard and and every holiday he began a tradition of putting the American flag up on every holiday he has a bronze star medal he passed away in 2009 he was great man he taught me so much he was alive
Native Dude: Your grandfather was a warrior.
A real American hero. God rest him.
There were other 32 or more different native tribes that served as code talker in ww2 dont forget but the Navajo was the largest
Thank you all for your service
There is a quick & easy way to stop the evil. It's at -------- > Teach Others Daily
Make those 3 words into 1, then add dotCom, and go there.
Expect your life to likely hugely change in 10 minutes or less.
@@clickhereforshowittoothers2184 lol your site is dogshit
@Maria Ramirez A true marine would love our website. You're probably just some illegal trying to destroy America.
@Maria Ramirez I'm not a marine. Nobody capitalizes the word president either unless it's put before a name.
@Maria Ramirez Lol, you're a lesbian aren't you.
We had a Navajo in our boot camp back in 1969. Quiet guy. His name was Efford D.Tsosie.
My boot camp platoo in '71 had a couple of Navajos. And the rack above mine was an Apache.
@@brown-eyedman4040 I bet he could do some shit with a knife. That's cool as shit did you learn anything from him?
I had a Navajo guy in my artillery battery 2008 quiet guy too, he just drank way to much
Heritage Marine
@@guts_4534 drank too much or more than you? 😆😆😆
A photograph that brought me to tears was in the Four Corners area of the US. The photo showed a very rustic one story adobe building. It was clearly in Navaho country. Displayed in front or on the building was an American Flag and a Marine Corps Flag.
Semper Fi!
Amazing and brave Native American Indian Marines and Soldiers.
Indians live in India... just because Columbus got it wrong... now we know he didn’t know the fuck what he was looking at.... I am one who calls themselves Native American! My forefathers were not born in India that’s for sure!
@@waynefletcher9884 Thank you Indians are India
@@waynefletcher9884 is that why when I took my laptop to the reservation to get it fixed, they looked at me weird? 😆
Indians are from INDIA!!! We are NATIVE PEOPLE !!.. NATIVE INDEPENDENCE!!!
There were also cree code talkers in Canada also
Native from NM. My Great grandpa was in Germany during WW2. I'm proud and happy to be here. 🇺🇸
I’m a Navajo. So just hearing this makes me proud. We were a big part of WW2 despite the hardships we went through before we became US. I read a book about this and it said that no code talkers complained about boot camp because we were use to everything that the boot camp brought to us. From the heat, living in poor conditions and the stress. We kicked ass and I wish others would notice that.
You are such a great people thank you God bless
Just came across your video! Enjoyed your reaction, I’m actually Navajo and the veteran who spoke last is my Grandfather, his name is Peter McDonald and he served as Navajo Nation President. Love seeing and hearing their story more!
I'M CANADIAN, AND I'M NATIVE ,SO PROUD WATCHING AND LISTENING TO THIS AMERICAN HERO....THANK YOU...
The second Codetalker is Peter McDonald, he is my cheíí (maternal grandfather). They are, one of many reasons why I became a Marine.
Guess that makes us family he’s also my Cheii , Small world
As 21 year old Navajo they want me to serve my country and carry on the legacy 🇺🇸🦅
@@tonyhardy1220 do what is best for you and what you are willing to put your heart into. You will not regret it...
Peter Macdonald is a navajo code talker but not from WW2 because he was 17 during 1945, so he would possibly be a Korean war Navajo Code Talker.
(It's illegal to enlist under 18 yrs in the marine corps, since 1917)
My two Drill sergeants at 2017, knew a few navajo battle buddies in Afghanistan. They told me they were highspeed and very humble people. That's why they were hard on me for a reason as a respect to them. I got smoked many times but I learned alot in those first months. It all paid off.
I met the last living Navajo code talker, chester nez in 2014 in Window rock Arizona on the Navajo reservation for Navajo code talker day. He was a great man and im glad I met him and helped his reservation
Still gives me goosebumps.. we’re living in gallup and not a native, not american but I’m so proud of them
I'm navajo. I was tearing up hearing my elders speak. Thank you.
Born and raise in gallup and vamderwagon!!!
It's often understated the impact that the allies had in the pacific theatre of having a code the Japanese couldn't break. These Gentlemen deserve more credit than they get given.
Even more embarrassing because we were breaking their codes constantly.
Navajo code talkers 💪💪
Proud to be Díne ✊🏽❤️
I bet the Japanese were crapping in their britches when they heard these guys speaking this stuff over the radio. They had to know that this thing was over. Thank you so much to these brave Navajo warriors...
They were scared but they did their duty in the face of their fear. That's real courage from real heroes.
Ya at eeh! Hailing from Arizona, I’ve had the honor of working beside Navajo as well as other Native Americans (Apache, Yaqui, Hopi). They don’t watch the clock. You have to physically go and tell them that it’s break time, lunch time, or time to end the day. I Miss Them And Remember All of Them Fondly.
We're lucky to still have the Navajo Code Talkers. Absolute legends 💪
These are wonderful men. A national treasure. They should be role models for our youth. Thank you Jameson.
A wonderful story of some great Americans. Also, one of the Marines who raised the flag on Iwo Jima was a Pima Indian--Ira C. Hayes.
What another great Amazing man and one of the greatest americans who ever lived
Ira Hayes was Pima indian. But yes, still impressive
Windtalkers would probably have to be my favorite military movie. The "Code" is still to this day one of the coolest tactics that the US military has ever utilized. It is even cooler seeing the ORIGINAL Americans getting to be the heroes, it was long past due and they should be remembered and honored forever.
I work with a guy who's grandfather was one of these guys, he had a great quote, "When I was a child they tried to take my language away from me, then they asked me to use it to help save the country that tried to take it from me, so I did"
Damn that's a powerful statement. I'm navajo from Arizona. My mom always tells us stories about how her and the rest of the children on the rez were rounded up and taken to boarding schools. They weren't allowed to speak their language and had to practice Christianity. They only got to see their parents twice a year...if that.
They don't call the folks from that era the greatest generation for nothin' - the Navajo Code Talkers were awesome - what a great idea to encrypt secret messages
Always amazed by the code talkers. First tear that has hi my eye.. in years.Thank you for your service Brother.
These men are true legends. They made the Marine Corp proud. They made America proud.
Not many people, young people know about WWII. It's a sad, sad world we live in.
I know. I do these videos for a select few. The views will be terrible. Its a shame its not more celebrated.
@@JamesonsTravels agreed hope yer well from scotland loved your vids for a while .
@@JamesonsTravels Thank you for doing this video even though it's not the most popular subject. I am a huge WWII buff and the stories from the Pacific Theater are the most intriguing to me, such a different type of war than the European Theater's more conventional type of fighting. Much respect to you sir, and much respect to all those who have served.
They are being Programmed to say. That we are the Biggest Bully of all. Yet never a word? About what the Japanese did. To the Civilian Population in Natking,. How we deserved what happened at Pearl Harbor and to American and Filipinos on what became known as the Bataan Death March.
As a Veteran! Will continue to be a Pain in the Ass. For these Pro Marxists Teachers as nd Professors. For the Young willing to listen? They have a right to know the Truth!
Kiwa✊
T'ansi✊
I honor & Thank All Navajo Code Talker brothers.
based✊
I'm a navajo and thank you for educational vid love from NM GALLUP
Fake
Nope I'm really navajo u just hating my clan is blue water clan my dad is half aphace can't spell right it's 5 am so quit hating.
Tf im not hating :/
Then stfu 😂
Also your spelling of your is wrong and its 8:40pm here
Wind Talkers is my favorite WWII movie. I was pretty young when it came out, but by far had the coolest story to me. Hard to pick between so many stories of angels among us, but the Code Talkers were a pretty cool story!
Wow that was powerful. I am a Marine and my Son is a Marine and we were taught about the Code Talkers in Boot. But to watch and hear this Older Marine talk about how sad and at the same time proud to be a Marine. Dam this is heavy.
Simper Fi Marine
"Mitakuye Oyasin"(Lakota) and Semper Fi to you for posting this video, honoring the Navajo people.
His speech at the end was quote worthy
There real americans, semper fi to the navajo code talkers
And to other native American tribes who served as code talker witch are hardly mentioned
Thank them all
Yes i ment all native tribes, after i sent the comment
Navajo are warriors
@@friendofenkidu3391 yes they are, god bless and stay safe
@@de-vefred232 as well as ira hayes
Nice! I’m actually from Gallup NM and I’m Navajo. It’s awesome to hear a public figure such as yourself talk about Navajo Code Talkers.
My great great grandfather was a WW1 code talker of our Sioux nation and my Grandfather WWII of our Sioux code talkers. Bless the Marine corps and bless the native code talkers!
Thank you for your videos!
These are the Code Warriors, thank you brothers for your great service, and all who serve!🇺🇸
The marines and the army used the skills of at least 20 native american nations to encrypt their comms in WWII. The Navahos (deservedly) get the most press, but the others deserve equal exposure.
Navajos not Navahos
@@laneloley1142 Duly noted! Thanks for the spelling correction.
You got to understand that there were more of us and they used us more
@@de-vefred232 Most native nations are named "the people" in their own tongue. For instance I have been told that the Lakota nation is named "the people" in their language but were named "Sioux" by the French, meaning "enemy."
@@Bilabius yes sir
So what nation you from my friend?
I'm from hopi nation and my wife is DINE or Navajo. My grandfather told me about other code talker and 4 was from hopi
My grandfather was with screaming eagles 101 airborne
I'm from gallup new mexico. These guys would be in a parade every year that went thru the middle of town. It was always awesome to go see them.
In the Army we of course had American Indians in our units and outwardly they looked Physically soft but internally they were made of steel none of us could out hump or outrun those guys they were amazing.
And we always called them Chief which they enjoyed. Lol
There is a quick & easy way to stop the evil. It's at -------- > Teach Others Daily
Make those 3 words into 1, then add dotCom, and go there.
Expect your life to likely hugely change in 10 minutes or less.
My grandfather was a Codetalker. Served with 11th Marines in ww2. Inspired me to join.
@@aarondxn5330 damn. Thank you and your family for your service!
Physically soft? You do realize they were some of the most Tough. Rugged and Self Reliant people we have today...You have to to be. To live in the outdoors. As nature has rules. You break them. It will punish you...
@@WizzRacing ...... I think you need to read my post a little more carefully , I am praising them. They are hardcore.I have nothing but respect.
My cheii was a Navajo Code Talker in the Pacific.
WWII-USMC
1942-1945.
First we came and took thier country. What does they do? They stand up and fight for our couse. True heroes if you ask me!
Bro, great sentiment, but spell check your shit. You're just inviting people to make wise-ass comments about marines and crayons, etc. 🤦♂️
They didn't "own" a country, nor was it illegal to do so. Stop with this white guilt bs. We don't own any of this land, we didn't create it.
@@a-a-rondavis9438 yes, but it was illigal to commit mass genocide against our people. Also to strip us of our cultre
Hey you did a reaction to my people. Your the only one that has done so (to my knowledge.) My uncle was one of the first 29. He helped to develop the code. Unfortunately the first 29 are gone now and there are only a few of the other 400 are still with us. It saddens me to see the obituaries in the newspaper appearing like every other week.
Wow! That’s cool that your uncle was one of the 29! I’m sorry he passed, did you get to know him?
Great family line of men you come from. Love the guy I meet. I did not mention his grandson was with him and at the time was a 1st LT in the Corps. Amazging.
@@saltycelery2045 Unfortunately I never got to meet him. He died before I was born.
@@n8vsarestillhere111 I’m sorry!
very amazing.
You got that mad respect from philippines for contributing to war efforts
When he started speaking Navaho it gave me chills. This man was a witness to a complex and deadly situation in which he certainly had a right to avoid. The Marine Corps teaches pride and places a strong emphasis on it's history. The famed coded talkers have been woven into our proud traditions and we are proud of them. I like to think they were proud to be us as well. I am sure his boot camp experience was way harder than mine and I was only expected to speak English and do as I was told with a quickness. Semper Fi!
These guys; The Code Talkers, were recently brought up in a conversation I had with a friend. I hope this guy knows he & the others (if still alive) are not forgotten.
helping the nation that wiped more than 70% of your people and be proud while doing it. That is one of the traits a true warrior has. I am sure he had his own moral issues with the american culture but when he was named soldier he and others like him did his job. I saw over youtube and movies a lot of natives doing their job very good. If i hadn't quit drinking i would hold one up for the old man. He sure seen some shit in his time and grow old enough to tell the tales. And yea, i can't even imagine how hard was for him to come in contact with civilised(more or less) young americans while he comes from some remote village in a reservation.
90%
lol native Americans were always civilized so it probably wasn't a shock
They didn't want to b ruled by Germany or Japan so they chose to fight them despite the way they were treated by the Anglo Americans. Many Navajos n other Native tribes had fought in WWI as well. It was nothing new. Some Navajos served in military fighting Apaches n Poncho Villa. When WWI started many of them showed up at recruitment wearing their old US Army uniforms n old rifles.
My great grandpa harold evans was issued his name from the US and he became a navajo code talker(they couldn't pronounce his name is what I'm told). He always took me fishing and when I was 7, I asked about the war... He refused to tell me. I love my grandpa cause we caught a lot of trout in Tsaile Lake untile he died when I turned 13. I will say he made really good scrambled eggs but his gun lessons were strict and I remember being very intimidated but hunting season came and every elk kill he did... he always thanked the elk and said a prayer for it for feeding us. Different breed of man is made from war and I respect it cause I've never lived military life but I'm so proud to be a native american.
Good to go! I met some fellow Navajo Marines at Camp Pendleton MCT in 1994. I'm half Ojibwe (Chippewa) and half Wisconsin Ho-Chunk (Winnebago) but a Red Lake Chippewa enrollee. There were some Ho-Chunk code talkers in WW2 also. An enlistment in the US military is what most of us just do as young men/women. Also an older relative of mine is Medal of Honor recipient Mitchell Red Cloud US Army KIA in Korea but in WW2 he was in the USMC. Semper Fi :)
Fabulous Marines! I have attended the funerals of 6 who have passed away here in Arizona! I honor them and all fallen Marines everyday! Semper Fi!
4:17 I love how he goes "What does that mean" with an implied "None of you know what that means".
What never had ceased to amaze me is how humble/modest these men and women are/were of the greatest generation. My grandfather was in the Army Aircorp and helped retake the Philippine Islands. My Grandfather in law was a pilot in Europe. His crew was one of the first to complete 25 missions. Neither men would talk about the war, but would tell funny stories about their buddies. Tom Brokaw's book about the Greatest Generation described both men to a T.
Respect to you for giving that gentleman the last word.
23 native here, seen these guy's several time's at parade's. Thanks for covering natives in the US military!
I used to do Electrical Controls consulting in Power Plants; I did some worked in New Mexico & Arizona. A large number of the Plant Personal were Navajo. When they found out I was a Marine Vietnam Veteran, I became family. One of my best friends while working for ABB (my parent company) was Gary Sandoval. He is the son of Merril Sandoval who can be found on Wikipedia & was a Code Talker. Mr Sandoval saw action at both Saipan & landed in the third wave on Red Beach at Iwo Jima. Semper Fi Marine
Not only did some self enlist. But many who were enlisted, showed up with their own rifles.. Natives were ready to protect their land
Thank you for your service Navajajo tribe code talkers
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Proud to be Navajo. Grew up on the Rez now living in a small town in NM.
Once again the old timers showing what real man are made of. That is some priceless piece of wisdom. Love hearing from older generations and try to absorb some!
Half Mexican, half navajo. I speak Spanish fluently. I wish I spoke Navajo tho! I understand a good amount of it. I respect the hell out of these guys. My people! 🇺🇲😎
I remember bringing this up during a RUclips live. I’m Navajo
What i wouldn't give to sit across from this man for little while! Wow unbelievable story these men have , heroes all . We'll desperately miss this generation when they're gone
The resiliency of this hero, Joe Kieyoomia in ww2 is just amazing. Thank you for all of your help in my country. Big RESPECT from Philippines 🇵🇭
I didn't know about the Navajo code talkers until I look them up on Google after watching the movie windtalkers. I huge respect to the Navajo code talkers for what they did in ww2.
when I saw this video it almost made me tear up. I am a Navajo teen and am so thankful that i saw this video.
Another AMAZING PROUD Marine. So humbling. ROCK ON AND THANKS FOR SHARING
Awesome Men and Marines. Thank you all for your service.
These guys are true heroes and national treasures. We should try to listen to, learn from, and record the experiences of as many of these veterans as possible before they’re all gone. There are valuable lessons to be learned from their experiences and stories.
This man make me feel proud of being human, and i dont even live in USA. Great video!
The British Army salutes these brave men 🇬🇧 🇺🇸
A debt that can never be repaid to a strong, wonderful people. Thank you for your service.
Fun fact, the 2nd Marine speaking was actually elected & served as our Chairman/President of the Navajo Nation for 4 terms 👍🏽
Thanks for the video. Greetings from the Navajo Nation shiprock nm.
Jameson’s Travels thank you for posting this video. As I mentioned earlier, my grandfather Keith Little was a USMC Navajo Code Talker. Much respect for them and the Corps!
Remember Russell Means. I am Chahta (Choctaw) of Oklahoma
Hagooneh
@@AA-rv2xw Halito
Don’t forget, the statue on top of the Capitol building is one of a Native American.
Thank you Code Talkers :)
Humbing just to hear this mans story!
Im so proud of my great grandpa Dan Akee he will always be my hero
Flags of our fathers is a good movie about Jima. Not to put any other part of war down, or be disrespectful to other types of combat, but in my opinion, it would be particularly scary being a young sailor aboard a ship where you were sat down under, in your rack, and can hear the shelling, then the ship goes down and you're trapped, the feeling of helplessness would get me. Respect to all veterans, I just think a sailor on a ship in WW2 would be terrifying
I rather be on a ship than fighting underground.
Some of the best of the best. Well done Marines!!! Rest easy Marines you’ve earned it.
I got the chills hearing this and watching this amazing Video about the Code talkers! If it wasn’t for them 🦅 But they all did there duty. I well never forget the sacrifice they all made !!
Other Native American tribes were part of this too. Hopi was one. Sadly, I don't believe we have any living members. EDIT: Also Hopi veteran and great video sir. Cool to see Natives recognized.
Yes their were many native American tribes that participated in the code talker program, I think Hopi was sent to Europe with the Cheyenne and the Navajo and Apache were sent to the Pacific.
But the reason why Navajo is most represented in WW2 because they had no vocabulary or dialect to study so the axis powers wouldn't be able to crack Navajo.
Hope this answers your question 😊
SEMPER FI to our brothers from other Mothers!
So much respect to those guy’s
I have much respect for you. That was a great message at the end. I will never forget. Thank you,
We will never forget. 🇺🇸
My grandfather and his brothers were Navajo veterans my mom told me that, I think they served in the Korean War. Really Cool video 👍🏼
My grandpa fought in this war. He got to meet some code talkers as a POW and made life-long friends with many Marines. We got invited to spend the holidays on Thanksgiving and Christmas with them and their families. Because as far as they were concerned he and our family were always welcome. He knew them for 60 years after the war. I still talk and visit their grandkids as we became friends to. We all gather and wish they could live forever. It's just not the same without them.
❤️🥺 I’m not even American but I felt that! War is War...no one should want it! Much respect to these men!