National Code Talker Day brings 101-year-old veteran to Phoenix

National Code Talker Day brought a 101-year-old veteran to Phoenix for celebrations. This official day was designated by President Reagan on August 14 to honor the Navajos and all Native Americans who served during the war. The event recognizes the critical contributions of these individuals through a formal observance. The veteran's presence in Phoenix highlights the enduring legacy of the Code Talkers and the historical significance of the presidential designation for all Native American service members.