Windtalkers (2002)
Windtalkers 2002
During the Second World War, the Japanese managed to intercept their communications by cracking all the codes developed by the Americans. After that, the American army recruits hundreds of Navajo Indians and develops a new code in their language that is very difficult to crack. These natives are involved in frontline communications and help instantly decode the code and speed up the American military. The only way the Japanese can crack this code is to capture a Navajo Indian alive, even if he can speak the code. To prevent this, the Navy assigns an officer to protect each Navajo Indian. The task of these soldiers is to protect the Navajos in battle, but when the code is in danger of falling into the hands of the enemy, it is to protect the code, that is, to kill the Navajos before they fall into the hands of the enemy. enemy.
During the Second World War, the Japanese managed to intercept their communications by cracking all the codes developed by the Americans. After that, the American army recruits hundreds of Navajo Indians and develops a new code in their language that is very difficult to crack. These natives are involved in frontline communications and help instantly decode the code and speed up the American military. The only way the Japanese can crack this code is to capture a Navajo Indian alive, even if he can speak the code. To prevent this, the Navy assigns an officer to protect each Navajo Indian. The task of these soldiers is to protect the Navajos in battle, but when the code is in danger of falling into the hands of the enemy, it is to protect the code, that is, to kill the Navajos before they fall into the hands of the enemy. enemy.
