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Pascal Cleatus Poolaw Sr. grew up Comanche in Oklahoma, raised with warrior traditions that stretched back centuries. When WWII broke out, he enlisted and quickly became known for something rare among combat soldiers. He was calm. While others panicked under fire, Pascal moved with purpose. He led men through hellfire and brought them home. By the time the war ended, his chest was covered in ribbons.
Most decorated veterans retired to quiet lives. Pascal re-enlisted. When the Korean War erupted, he was among the first to deploy. His reputation preceded him. Men requested to serve under him because they knew he would die before abandoning them. Between 1942 and 1951, he earned four Silver Stars for gallantry, five Bronze Stars for heroism, and three Purple Hearts for wounds received in combat. 42 total decorations. Each one represented a moment when he chose his brothers over his own survival.
On November 7, 1951, during combat operations in Korea, enemy fire finally found him. Pascal Poolaw was 30 years old. He left behind a wife, four children, and a legacy that forced America to recognize what Native warriors had been doing all along. Serving. Sacrificing. Leading. His son, Pascal Poolaw Jr., would later serve in Vietnam, continuing a family tradition of service that demanded everything and asked for nothing in return.
The military would eventually name buildings and memorials in his honor. But Pascal never fought for recognition. He fought because when his brothers needed him, he answered. Every single time. That kind of courage doesn't come from medals. It comes from something deeper, something the Comanche people had always known. A warrior's duty is to protect, no matter the cost.

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📢 Update: We want to correct an error in our original post.
We previously referred to "the last Navajo Code Talker" — and that framing was wrong. We apologize for the mistake and want to set the record straight.

Two Code Talkers are still with us today: Peter MacDonald and Thomas H. Begay. Their lives are a living testament to everything we wrote below, and they deserve to be named and honored accurately.

The Navajo Code Talkers represent one of the most remarkable chapters in military history — and their story is still alive through the men who served.

During World War II, Navajo Code Talkers used their native language to transmit military communications in a code that enemy forces never broke. They participated in every Marine assault in the Pacific from 1942 to 1945 — Guadalcanal, Tarawa, Peleliu, and Iwo Jima — sending thousands of messages without a single error. Their courage, intelligence, and dedication became a source of pride for Native communities and the nation alike.

For many years their contributions remained classified and unknown to the public. Yet their service reflected something far greater than military achievement. At a time when many Native people faced intense pressure to abandon their languages and cultures, the Navajo language became one of the most powerful tools in the entire war effort.

Today we honor Peter MacDonald and Thomas H. Begay — the two surviving Code Talkers — and remember all those who served beside them. Their story reminds us that language is power, culture is strength, and the wisdom carried by Indigenous communities continues to shape history.

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Deb Haaland has won the Democratic nomination for governor of New Mexico.
Haaland’s win puts the citizen of Laguna Pueblo on a path to another potential first: if elected in November, she could become the first Native American woman governor of any U.S. state.
Haaland was previously one of the first two Native women elected to Congress and later became the first Native American Cabinet secretary in U.S. history.
Her victory celebration took place at a historic plaza in Albuquerque’s Old Town, where supporters gathered with a mariachi band and traditional Native hoop dancers. The event began with a prayer in Tiwa.
Haaland will face Republican nominee Gregg Hull, the former three-term mayor of Rio Rancho, in the November general election.

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