

During the Second World War, Charles 'Checker' Tomkins used the Cree language to transmit crucial military communications for the US Air Force.
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During the Second World War, Charles 'Checker' Tomkins used the Cree language to transmit crucial military communications for the US Air Force.
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Synopsis
Charles 'Checker' Tomkins served as a Cree code talker during World War II. He worked with the US Air Force to create a communication system using the Cree language. This system transmitted vital military messages in secret. The 14-minute documentary, CREE CODE TALKER, draws from US archives to present Tomkins' significant contributions to military operations and the history of Indigenous involvement in the war.
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Why Watch
- Meet Charles 'Checker' Tomkins, a Cree war veteran.
- Find out how Cree language served as a military code.
- See rare US archival footage from World War II.
Did You Know
- Charles 'Checker' Tomkins was a Canadian Cree code talker in WWII.
- The film has a runtime of 14 minutes.
- Cree language was used to transmit crucial military communications.
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Who was Charles 'Checker' Tomkins?
Charles 'Checker' Tomkins was a Canadian Cree code talker who served in the Second World War.
What language did the code talkers use for communication?
The code talkers used the Cree language to transmit crucial military communications.
How long is the documentary 'Cree Code Talker'?
The documentary 'Cree Code Talker' has a duration of 14 minutes.
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