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Norman Mineta saw no newspapers in the camp. No radios were allowed. The only mail that arrived came from family...

Marie Rankart believes that museums like The National WWII Museum are important in many ways. The Museum represents...

Dr. Norman Francis was on a panel at the museum [Annotator's Note: The National WWII Museum in New Orleans, Louisiana...

As a child, Dr. Sharon Estill Taylor [Annotator's Note: who worked for years to locate the crash site and remains of...

Mary Leisey believes that the man who had cancer was the only one to pass away under her care. Some men were going home...

[Annotator's Note: Video is black until 00:01:06.000 and begins with Helene Minehira midsentence.] Minehira was born in...

Isabella Karle worked at the University of Chicago labs during the year 1942. She and her husband ended their tenure...

Margaret Brewer Henry attended college from 1945 through 1949. She felt like she was well prepared because her...

Stella Sarnacki was laid off when the war ended. She met her husband through the mail. [Annotator’s Note: Sarnacki’s...

Life in Hawaii was wonderful for Lydia Grant before the war. The island was at its pristine best at that time. Grant...

Norman Mineta had a brother-in-law who was a PRO, Public Relations Officer, for the 442nd Regiment [Annotator's Note:...

Geraldine Nyman was born in Emmett, Idaho in 1920. She grew up with a family that moved every year. Her father was a...

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