Samuel J. Smith, Navajo Code Talker

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---- Friday - February 3, 2012 - 9:18:54 PM - Navajo Nation Time ----

Navajo Code Talker Samuel J. Smith, left, becomes the center of attention for Sylvanus Paul, 17, of Pine Hill, when he arrives at the audition for the upcoming movie "Windtalkers" last Friday (Dec. 17, 1999) at the Navajo Nation Inn In Window Rock. "I�ve always looked up to Codetalkers and people who have done great things for their people," said Paul.
(Navajo Times photo/Donovan Quintero)

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