Ikari, Norman People Need to Know About the War

Norman Ikari believes that it is important that kids learn about World War 2 and American history.

Ikari, Norman Post War Assignments

Norman Ikari’s days at Camp Ritchie were numbered. Ikari was sent to Fort Bragg, North Carolina.

Ikari, Norman Recovering from Wounds

Norman Ikari went from the aid station to the 56th Evacuation Hospital. This was a forward tent hospital where they could do surgery.

Ikari, Norman The Most Decorated Unit in the Army

Norman Ikari was in Camp Shelby when he was put into E Company. Senator Inouye was a buck sergeant squad leader. He was one of the Hawaii guys.

Ikari, Norman Wounded

Imahara, Walter Camp Life and Family

Walter Imahara thinks that future generations can learn from the internment of Japanese-Americans. There is a lot of turmoil in this country now.

Imahara, Walter Fresno Assembly Center

Walter Imahara was four years old when he went into the camp.

Imahara, Walter Haikus

[Annotator's Note: This segment begins with the interviewer asking Walter Imahara to describe what is hanging on the wall behind him.] Imahara

Imahara, Walter Japanese-Americans Working as Translators

Walter Imahara had an uncle who farmed with his father in Florin outside of Sacramento. His uncle had a lot of children.

Imahara, Walter Jerome War Relocation Center

They [Annotator's Note: Walter Imahara and many of the other Japanese-Americans held at the Fresno Assembly Center] eventually learned that th

Imahara, Walter Life Before Internment

Walter Imahara was born in February 1937 in Florin, California, a farming community just outside of Sacramento.

Imahara, Walter Preventing Future Internment

Walter Imahara was into sports and attended the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City.