I'm told that my Indian name is 'Hoof Hearted'.
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My Great Grandfather Was Full Blooded Cherokee
My Indian Name is, Big Bear Farts Allot
My Indian Name is, Big Bear Farts Allot
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My name is Akecheta,
Akecheta translates to Fighter.
You stand up for what your believe in, nobody can stop you once you've found your passion.
One of your best qualities is that not much can bring you down, so people can always count on you to help them out.
You want to find out your Native American name is check this out.
My name is Akecheta,
Akecheta translates to Fighter.
You stand up for what your believe in, nobody can stop you once you've found your passion.
One of your best qualities is that not much can bring you down, so people can always count on you to help them out.
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When's the last time ya heard this one Chuck?
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What Is Your Native American Name? | PlayBuzz
You want to find out your Native American name is check this out.
My name is Akecheta,
Akecheta translates to Fighter.
You stand up for what your believe in, nobody can stop you once you've found your passion.
One of your best qualities is that not much can bring you down, so people can always count on you to help them out.
Takoda:
I had a few of those toys when I was a kid.
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Massively tired.
Good night all.
Geoff
Who better brush his teeth.
Good night all.
Geoff
Who better brush his teeth.
From: The US Army Center of Military History
Chapter XVIII: The Battle Ends
"...Some of the largest cave defenses in southern Okinawa were in the Yaeju and Yuza Peaks. Infantrymen of the 96th Division destroyed these positions with hand and rifle grenades, satchel charges, and portable flame throwers. For the infantrymen it was a search for the enemy's hiding places, often followed by a few minutes of reckless combat. Troops of the 381st Infantry occupied the commanding ground on the Big Apple Peak on 14 June but, for lack of enough explosives to seal the numerous caves in the area, were forced into a night-long fight with Japanese who emerged from the caves after darkness. Yuza Peak fell two days later, on 16 June. On the same day the 17th and 32d Regiments reached Hill 153 and Hill 115, but another day of bitter fighting was required before the Japanese forces were completely destroyed.
Collapse of the 32d Army
By the evening of 17 June, Tenth Army troops held a solid front line along the crests of Kunishi Ridge, Hill 153, and Hill 115, and, for the first time, could look south over the entire enemy-held territory, covering about eight square miles. Forced from its last defensive terrain and obliged to realize that nothing could prevent its destruction, General Ushijima's army suddenly collapsed. Its discipline and morale, weakened by nearly eighty days of defeat, now broke completely and the 32d Army degenerated into a mob."
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