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1999OH0069_T_Tsuneishi.pdf

1999OH0052_T_Sakamoto.pdf

2001OH0205_T_Yamashita.pdf

2008OH0892_T_Yoshida.pdf

2004OH0462_T_Fujimoto.pdf

2003OH0373_T_Ota.pdf

2004OH0441_T_Sakumoto.pdf

2003OH0395_T_Huberth.pdf

2001OH0213_T_Kashiwa.pdf

2001OH0206_T_Tagami.pdf

2001OH0190_T_Mori.pdf

1999OH0043_T_Murakami.pdf

2007OH0827_T_Sato.pdf

2007OH0789_T_Tokushige.pdf

2006OH0672_T_Shintani.pdf

2006OH0669_T_Fujimoto.pdf

2005OH0566_T_Tabata.pdf

2005OH0559_T_Nishimoto.pdf

2004OH0513_T_Yenari.pdf

2004OH0508_T_Yamane.pdf

2003OH0351_T_Tanji.pdf

2004OH0411_T_Kobayashi.pdf

2003OH0337_T_Nishimura.pdf

2003OH0262A_T_Nakahara.pdf

2001OH0176_T_Kurihara.pdf

2000OH0144_T_Furuiye.pdf

2000OH0105_T_Morimoto.pdf

1999OH0045_T_Katagiri.pdf

1999OH0042_T_Shiota.pdf

After the Lost Battalion, Michael Doi went to the French Rivera for his rest period. In After a few days of recuperation, he returned to the mountain.

Following the Italian Campaign, the men were moving fast, and there was no time to set up.…

Michael Doi was born on May 25, 1920, in Camarillo, CA. Later the family moved to Oxnard, CA, when Michael was five years old. On December 7, Michael went to Los Angeles to watch a movie, and news of Pearl Harbor was announced. During this time,…

When Jimmy Doi was classified as an enemy alien, he found a job working at a defense plant. Then his status changed to 1A, he was sent to Camp Blanding. A few weeks later, Jimmy’s brother, Michael Doi, left Camp Blanding to go overseas.

At the…

Michael and Jimmy Doi’s parents are from Yokohama, Japan. After eloping, they went to Oxnard, CA. In Oxnard, Michael and Jimmy's father was a farmer, and their mother was a housewife. There were four sons (Dick, Sam, Michael, and Jimmy) and one…

Kawahara discusses getting married, basic training, and his trip overseas. He details about his combat experiences and his post-war life. Kawahara's son (Sheldon) discusses about his relationship with his father and discusses about the legacy of the…

Kawahara discusses his prom experiences, life after high school, and his college studies. He talks about Pearl Harbor and its aftermath, including his experiences with forced removal and at Poston Concentration Camp. Kawahara also discusses about…

Kawahara discusses his father and home life. He details his childhood, hobbies, and life during the Great Depression. Kawahara also discusses his high school years and more about aviation.

Hiroshi "Hershey" Miyamura said during his POW camp experience, he had a positive outlook and had something to look forward to at home that helped him survive.

Hershey's wife, Terry, learned he was a POW in 1952 when the government released the…

Hiroshi "Hershey" Miyamura recalls the battle at the Yellow River with the Chinese soldiers and North Korean soldiers. There were many casualties on both sides.

On April 24, the Chinese assaulted Hershey's squad, and he gave orders for his men to…

Hiroshi "Hershey" Miyamura describes his state of mind and feelings coming back from the war.

Post-war, Hershey went to school on the East Coast for engineering. At Christmas break, Hershey returned home and worked for his cousin for a few months.…

During wartime, Hiroshi "Hershey" Miyamura worked at the Ford Agency and was the youngest mechanic at 17 years old. He recalls December 7, 1941, and hearing the news when he went duck hunting. Hershey was shocked and felt uncertain about the future…

Hiroshi "Hershey" Miyamura discusses learning his family history through relatives. His father, Yaichi Miyamura, and mother were from Kumamoto, Kyushu, Japan. He immigrated to Gallup, N.M. briefly before returning to Japan to bring Hershey's mother…

Tetsuo Asato was 19 years old when he went overseas. He recalls the weight of carrying his weapons. The heaviness of the weapons did not become too strenuous on Tetsuo until he was trying to climb the mountain. Tetsuo recalls being a litter-bearer…

Before going overseas, Tetsuo Asato went on furlough and visited his sister in California. Tetsuo departed on the Aquitania. Although the voyage was rough, Tetsuo did not get seasick. He landed in Glasgow, Scotland, and traveled to South Hampton to…

Archilla discusses providing supplies via aircraft to The Lost Battalion and some of his other experiences in Europe. He details the awards he received and his accident reports. Archilla also discusses about his post-military life, family, and…

Archilla discusses his childhood in Puerto Rico and New York. He details about his family and Pearl Harbor. Archilla also discusses about enlisting into service, basic training, and his pilot combat missions in Europe

Tso discusses revisiting Iwo Jima several times years later. He details about his post-war life and employment. Tsi also discusses about post-war Japan and South Korea. Lastly, Tso ends the interview by giving a message to future generations.

Tso discusses about his journey home during and after the war. He details more about his experiences during survival training. Tso also discusses about his experiences in Iwo Jima and gives his thoughts on the atomic bombings.

Tso discusses his family, childhood, and growing up on a Navajo Reservation. He details about his educational experiences. Tso also discusses about being drafted and all his training experiences.

Willie Tanamachi discusses his tours. The first time he goes to Berlin is in 1958 when he is stationed at the American Embassy. Willie lives in Germany for nine years, from July 1945 to October 1953. During those nine years, he did come home on leave…

According to Willie Tanamachi, there are two ways Japanese Americans joined the military. One way is being drafted before the war. Another way is enlisting. Willie’s brothers Goro, Saburo, Walter, and himself served in the military. Unfortunately,…

Willie Tanamachi discusses life on the farming Texas with his 12 siblings. Growing up in the 1920's there was no electricity and he cherished opportunities to go to the county fair and movies.

His favorite teacher is Ms. Monroe (first grade…
2008OH0905_T_Kikuchi.pdf

2008OH0899_T_Shibata.pdf

2008OH0894_T_Ichikawa.pdf

2008OH0885_T_Shiosaki.pdf

2008OH0884_T_Harada.pdf

2007OH0811_T_Kawamoto.pdf

2006OH0729_T_Fujiwara.pdf

2006OH0698_T_Peterson.pdf

2005OH0628_T_Hamasu.pdf

2005OH0595_T_Nakamura.pdf

2005OH0541_T_Oshita.pdf

2009OH0446A_T_Sako.pdf

2004OH0479_T_Chiodo.pdf

2003OH0377_T_Tortolano.pdf

2002OH0317_T_Uyeoka.pdf

2002OH0304_T_Shimoyama.pdf

2002OH0294_T_Nishimura.pdf

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2002OH0293_T_Shiozaki.pdf

2000OH0123_T_Miyashiro.pdf

2000OH0119_T_Matayoshi.pdf

2000OH0114_T_Izui.pdf

2000OH0108_T_Tsukahira.pdf

2000OH0107_T_Ishihara.pdf

2000OH0106_T_Asahina.pdf

2000OH0103_T_Oka.pdf

2000OH0102_T_Sasano.pdf

1999OH0098_T_Kawaguchi.pdf

1999OH0097_T_Tanaka.pdf

1999OH0089_T_Oka.pdf

1999OH0087_T_Nishimura.pdf

2001OH0024_T_Makino.pdf

1999OH0040_T_Espineda.pdf

1999OH0039_T_Hayashi.pdf

2010OH1019_T_Ishimoto.pdf

2000OH0124_T_Kobashigawa.pdf

2000OH0140_T_Ito.pdf

2002OH0150A_T_Asato.pdf

2001OH0152_T_Fukuzawa.pdf

2001OH0156_T_Ikemoto.pdf

2001OH0209_T_Akita.pdf

2000OH0236_T_Ichiyama.pdf

2002OH0292_T_Westdale.pdf

2010OH0366A_T_Mitsui.pdf

2005OH0630_T_Arakaki.pdf

2006OH0637_T_Furuto.pdf

2006OH0639_T_Yonemoto.pdf

2006OH0641_T_Takusagawa.pdf

2006OH0643_T_Hurt.pdf

2006OH0647_T_Nakamura.pdf

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