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Park & Rec emphasizes Choctaw code talkers dedication at May meeting
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· June 13, 2026
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Key takeaway This marker recognizes the contributions of certain World War I soldiers.
In Fort Worth , a recent meeting of the Park and Recreation Advisory Board featured a discussion about a historical marker. This marker recognizes the contributions of certain World War I soldiers. The board's May meeting included a recap of a dedication ceremony that took place earlier.
Further details about this event are available from the Fort Worth Report. A historical marker was unveiled at Veterans Memorial Park to honor these soldiers, who used their native language for communication purposes.
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Category: government Published: June 13, 2026 Source: Fort Worth Report Reading time: 1 min
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