Governor Katie Hobbs was joined by tribal veterans and representatives on April 8, 2025, in Phoenix, AZ, at the 9th-floor rotunda with the 22 tribal flags removed from the Phoenix Veterans Affairs Hospital because of a new federal policy. Here’s the official invitation: The Arizona Department of Veterans’ Services would like to extend an invitation […]
Tribal Veterans Honored by Arizona Governor at Flag Display Event Read Post »
Navajo Veterans Organization received a grant of $4,999.00 from the Arizona Department of Veterans Services. Initially, Valerie had planned to purchase blankets, pillows, socks, thermal wear, and beanies, in her grant request. However, after reassessing the needs of the people, she discovered that their primary necessity was firewood. As a result, she purchased nine loads
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It is said that the Navajo Code Talkers were the success of World War II in the Pacific Theater. During World War II, the United States military faced a significant challenge: secure communication. With the Japanese intercepting and deciphering messages, a novel approach was required to ensure secrecy and speed. Enter the Code Talkers. They
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