Zonnie M. Gorman
Historian/Lecturer/Consultant
Historian/Lecturer/Consultant
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Zonnie Gorman is a recognized
historian on the Navajo Code
Talkers of World War II.
She is the daughter of Carl
Gorman, one of the original Code
Talkers, and sister to renowned
Navajo artist, RC Gorman.
Zonnie has lectured extensively
throughout the United States at
universities, colleges, museums
and other institutions, including
the Museum of the American
Indian and N.A.S.A. Headquarters
in Washington, D.C.
historian on the Navajo Code
Talkers of World War II.
She is the daughter of Carl
Gorman, one of the original Code
Talkers, and sister to renowned
Navajo artist, RC Gorman.
Zonnie has lectured extensively
throughout the United States at
universities, colleges, museums
and other institutions, including
the Museum of the American
Indian and N.A.S.A. Headquarters
in Washington, D.C.
Lecture
Growing Up With Heroes...The
Navajo Code Talkers of World War
II: A Daughter's Journey
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Video clip
Growing Up With Heroes...The
Navajo Code Talkers of World War
II: A Daughter's Journey
Download Brochure
Video clip
| Photo by: Nicola Majocchi |
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