Which tribe members were recruited during world war 2 as wind talkers?

During World War II, members of the Navajo tribe were recruited as wind talkers. They developed a unique coded language based on Navajo that was used to transmit secret military messages, which proved to be unbreakable by enemy forces. Their contributions were crucial in various battles in the Pacific Theater, helping to secure vital communications for the U.S. military. Other tribes, such as the Choctaw and Comanche, also had individuals who served in similar roles, but the Navajo wind talkers are the most famously recognized.