George Ishihara oral history interview, part 5 of 6, February 6, 2000

Ishihara discusses arriving in Italy and traveling to Naples, what it was like being a part of an artillery battery, his assignments picking up water and rations, and experiencing enemy fire while in a bivouac area. He then talks about his experiences during the Lost Battalion rescue, the Champagne Campaign, and going to Germany, where he traveled near Dachau Concentration Camp. When World War Two ended, Ishihara was still in Germany and recalls returning to the United States, volunteering for Military Intelligence Service (MIS), and receiving a furlough before reporting to Fort Snelling and getting discharged. Lastly, Ishihara reminisces about what he missed the most while overseas, and describes what the atmosphere and civilians were like in Germany during the war.

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http://www.goforbroke.org/oral_histories/mp4/107-Ishihara-George-5.m4v

1921 Feb 22

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