Crucial sources of enemy information were obtained by surveillance, code breaking, and subterfuge throughout World War II. Intelligence agencies helped the Allies win the war by slipping behind enemy lines to serve as spies, or working to break Axis message codes and steal critical information. In this program, students explore the Code Talkers, Native American men who served in the U.S. military and used their native languages to create codes that were never broken, even after the end of the war.

Our IKEducators can deliver this program to you virtually through IKE Online, or in person to Kansas classrooms via IKE Express. Our programs are always FREE. Go to our Plan Your Experience page to schedule a program!