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Google Earth wasn't around during WWII, or, at least it wasn't called Google Earth during that time. However, computers were used by military intelligence. Thank goodness for the Code-talkers. They kept everyone confused. If it weren't for Navajo code-talkers, the United States wouldnn't have won the war. Choctaws worked together during World War I. The bummer is that there are few code talkers alive and not many have been taught code.

Anyway, this article isn't about Navajos or Chahtas. It's about military intelligence use of computers during WWII which includes black and white photos.

When learning about American Native Indians, Yowani Choctaw Indians aren't ever mentioned however their existence is equally important when studying US history.

The author wrote a nice correlation as to how we as human beings have gotten out of hand against natural law.

Command Sergeant Major Teresa L. King has become the first woman to ascent to the top drill sergeant spot in the US Army.

King says of her philosophy: "The difference between yelling and instructing and mentoring soldiers, soldiers learn better when you coach and mentor them. And if you have trained them, why are you yelling? The drill sergeants I train will be running the Army in ten years, so I gotta get it right."

Git on ^5!