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During World War I, he enlisted in the U.S. Army, was assigned to the 142nd infantry, and deployed to France.
Corporal Peter Maytubby and 19 other members of the Choctaw tribe were able to confound the wiretaps during the tail end of the war through the use of their native language, enabling the Army to withdraw two units undetected.
After the war, Corporal Peter Maytubby returned to his small Oklahoma farming community, dying on January 24, 1964. He rests at Tishomingo Cemetery.
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Captain Charles Walter Vetch
Corporal Peter Maytubby
Corporal Tobias William Frazier
Corporal Solomon Bond Louis
Private First Class Ben Carterby
Private First Class Joseph Oklahombi
Private Joseph Harvey Davenport
Location:
Reagan, OK 73460, USA
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