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Quiet Hero: The Ira Hayes Story Okanagan Mary Cardinal Collins

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Mary Cardinal Collins

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Quiet Hero: The Ira Hayes Story Okanagan Mary Cardinal CollinsQuiet Hero: The Ira Hayes Story is the story of the remarkable Pima soldier Ira Hayes and his life. Born in 1923 Ira Hayes grew up on the Gila River Reservation in Arizona with his parents and brothers. Life on the reservation was hard but Ira and his family made a living as cotton farmers. As a teen Ira was sent to Phoenix Indian School in 1940. This was a boarding school (residential school) run by the government. The regimented living conditions at

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