August 14, 2025, marks National Navajo Code Talkers Day, a day dedicated to honoring the Navajo code talkers whose unique language-based code was instrumental in securing Allied victories during World War II. The U.S. Department of Defense and several members of Congress paid tribute to the courage, ingenuity, and sacrifices of these Native American servicemen. Their unbreakable code played a critical role in the Pacific theater, contributing significantly to the Allied success. Notable figures such as Peter MacDonald and Thomas H. Begay were recognized for their contributions. The observance also serves to ensure that the legacy and stories of the Navajo code talkers continue to inspire future generations.
Today, we honor the Navajo Code Talkers who made huge contributions to the Allied victory in World War II by developing a secret code based on their native language. Code Talkers like Peter MacDonald and Thomas H. Begay are the unsung heroes of the war. We are forever grateful https://t.co/OUjSRrCl6A
The Navajo Code Talkers represent the very best of America, and we will never forget their historic efforts to help win World War II. We remain forever grateful for their willingness to stand in the breach, risk everything, and help deliver us from the hands of our enemies. https://t.co/UdsA0kYOSN
Join us in honoring the courage and sacrifices of the men and women who served during World War II. Let us remember their legacy and ensure their stories continue to inspire future generations. #SpiritOf45Day https://t.co/3GE46SxVhL