City leaders hold carved prayer staffs honoring individual Navajo Code Talkers at a gathering of Native Peoples at the Colorado State Fair in Pueblo, Colorado Physical description:. Notes: They are (left to right), Tomas Thundershock Monroe, a Navajo, Tiwa, a
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- 2015
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