Post-World War II service
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Receipt for travel expenses (ddr-densho-446-201)
Receipt for $301.27 for travel expenses from October 9-December 25, 1945
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Ai Chih Tsai Photo in front of hotel (ddr-densho-446-401)
Ai Chih Tsai was assigned to the UNRRA Shanghai Office and arrived there in June 1946. In July, he was sent to Taiwan to report on the disposition of the goods sent to war-ravaged areas. (Photo taken summer 1946)
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Company G 200 Infrantry Regiment photograph (ddr-densho-292-54)
A photograph taken of Company G 200 Infrantry Regiment - 31 Infrantry (Dixie) Division. Frank Nishioka is in the forth row 5th from the right.
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Glenn Isoshima drafted into military (ddr-densho-477-438)
Photograph of Glenn Isoshima (right) in military uniform getting dropped off at Fort Lewis by his mom Mitsuko (Nakahara) Isoshima (left). The caption below the photo reads "Glenn drafted into army 1968" in black ink.
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Takeo Isoshima's coast guard mariner's card (ddr-densho-477-237)
The caption below the photo reads "By working on a ship to Japan, Takeo was able to his mother and family" in black ink.
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Takeo Isoshima in front of ship dials (ddr-densho-477-234)
The caption written below the photo reads "Takeo Began working on military transportation service as a oiler 8/14/51 to 5/23/53" in black ink.
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Glenn Isoshima drafted into military (ddr-densho-477-380)
Photograph of Glenn Isoshima (left) in military uniform getting dropped off at Fort Lewis by his mom Mitsuko (Nakahara) Isoshima (right). The caption below the photo reads "2/68 Glenn drafted into army - at Fort Lewis, WA" in black ink.
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Takeo Isoshima receiving an award (ddr-densho-477-391)
From left to right: Joseph E. Keyser, Takeo Isoshima, Charles N. Crawford, and unidentified. The caption written on the photo reads "1967" in blue ink.
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Takeo Isoshima in ship room (ddr-densho-477-233)
The caption written on the photo reads "Aboard Freeman (gen)" in blue ink.
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Japanese American soldier (ddr-densho-61-7)
Fumiko Hayashida's son, Leonard, in uniform while serving in the Vietnam War. He was twenty-five years old at the time the photo was taken, and was born in Manzanar concentration camp, California.