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Honored guests will be 20 Navajo veterans, including four who served as code talkers and used their native language as a secret code for radio transmissions. It was Navajo code talkers from New Mexico that helped American forces capture the Pacific bases from which B-29s bombed Japanese cities. Samuel Sandoval, a World War II Marine Corps Navajo Code Talker, threw out the first pitch, and Department Commander James Andrade and Department Adjutant Herman Martinez were introduced to the crowd during pre-game ceremonies. |
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