Samuel Harano oral history interview, part 2 of 2, circa April 2005

In the second part of his oral history interview, Samuel Harano recounts the constant skirmishes with the Japanese as they moved through the Burma jungle and interrogating prisoners. In particular, he goes into the importance of translating captured documents and the low morale of captured Japanese soldiers. Harano also details the terrifying air attacks by Japanese Zero planes and experiencing combat fatigue in India. He recalls his return voyage home and his career at the VA. Finally, Harano reflects upon his war experience fighting in the Burma-India Theater and shares some photos and medals.

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