During the Battle of Iwo Jima, Navajo code talkers sent an extremely important message to US military leaders. It formed one word: Sheep-Uncle-Ram-Ice-Bear-Ant-Cat-Ho rse-Itch

Here is the Navajo translation:

Dibeh, Shi-da, Dah-nes-tsa, Tkin, Shush, Wol-La-Chee, Moasi, Lin, Yeh-hes.

But what did it mean? Use these sections from the “Navajo Code Talkers' Dictionary” to see if you can decode it.

Hint 1: Pay special attention to the section on the alphabet.

Hint 2: Even after you decode the word, you probably won’t understand it. You will get more information after you complete part B.

Write your answer in the space provided.

Suribachi.

Explanation:

Mountain Suribachi is located on Iwo Jima island, it is widely known as the main location of the famous U.S. Marine Corps flag-raising on February 23, 1945. The island which would later be fully secured on March 16, 1945, after initial enemy resistance. It was originally utilized by the Americans for their P-51 fighters and B-29 bombers for the air campaign against Japan and used for emergency landings

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