Military service

The story of Japanese Americans in the military during World War II is complex and in many ways ironic. It is a story of mistrust by the very country for which these soldiers placed themselves in harms' way. Many were drafted directly out of the camps and fought for democracy abroad while their parents and families were incarcerated by their own government.

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Military service (2806)

Related articles from the Densho Encyclopedia :
298th/299th Infantry, Charles H. Bonesteel, Buddhahead, Fighting for Tomorrow: Japanese Americans in America's Wars (exhibition), Frank "Foo" Fujita, GI Bill, Hawaii Territorial Guard, Hood River incident, Japanese American World War II military service memorials, Japanese Americans in military during World War II, Samuel Wilder King, Kotonk, Ben Kuroki, Spark Matsunaga, None, Rescue of the Lost Battalion, Revolution of 1954, Shigeo Yoshida

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Street and large department store (ddr-densho-466-827)
img Street and large department store (ddr-densho-466-827)
Caption below photo on album page: Jelmoli's Dept. Store Zurich, Switzerland
Three men in uniform (ddr-densho-466-337)
img Three men in uniform (ddr-densho-466-337)
Caption below photo on album page: Mas Iso / Nick Nakano
Brown leather photo album (ddr-densho-466-1)
doc Brown leather photo album (ddr-densho-466-1)
Brown album with gold decorative border. Album document's Kim Muramoto's experiences in Eroupe in 1946 and his leave to America.
Woman serving coffee to soldiers (ddr-densho-466-720)
img Woman serving coffee to soldiers (ddr-densho-466-720)
Caption below photo on album page: Serving Coffee & Donuts
Three women standing in a field (ddr-densho-466-896)
img Three women standing in a field (ddr-densho-466-896)
Caption below photo on album page: Mollie Bonner ? Claudia Jackson. Inscription on photo front: To Kim
Five  men in uniform (ddr-densho-466-203)
img Five men in uniform (ddr-densho-466-203)
Caption below photo on album page: Camp Shelby, Mississippi Hiya Recruits!
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