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Dressed in authentic American Native wear which he

Dressed in authentic American Native wear which he

Dressed in authentic American Native wear which he made himself, Tim Timothy, a member of the Muscogee Creek nation speaks to an audience of about 60 people at the 81st Regional Support Command's observance of ... More

Dressed in American Native wear, Tim Timothy, a member

Dressed in American Native wear, Tim Timothy, a member

Dressed in American Native wear, Tim Timothy, a member of the Muscogee Creek nation shows Spc. Denielle Podraza how to play the authentic ceremonial flute he made. Podraza plays a piccolo in the 208th Army Rese... More

Dressed in American Native wear, Tim Timothy, a member

Dressed in American Native wear, Tim Timothy, a member

Dressed in American Native wear, Tim Timothy, a member of the Muscogee Creek nation shows Spc. Denielle Podraza how to play the authentic ceremonial flute he made. Podraza plays a piccolo in the 208th Army Rese... More

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