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Rudy Huval and his four brothers went into the service. Ivan was the oldest brother [Annotator’s Note: Ivan was killed...

Walter Imahara explains the meaning of the Japanese term shikata ga nai. He heard the word some in the camp because his...

Lorraine Doroff drove for the War Department [Annotator's Note: as a member of the Women's Army Corps; women's branch...

Eugene J. Gemperline's most memorable experience of World War 2 was being operated on and the dizzy aftermath of post-...

Janice Evenson was proud that she could teach the pilots. [Annotator’s Note: Evenson was stationed in Marietta, Georgia...

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

Dr. Kenneth Arrow introduced his ideas on the efficiency of competitive economies and the government should rely on...

Lydia Smith Grant was born in Bath, Maine. Her grandfather was a banker as was her father. Her stepfather was in the...

Grace Brown thought the war would end and she would go back to her normal life. She did not think her life changed much...

The only benefits they were eligible for was housing and medical benefits. The WASP [Womens Airforce Service Program]...

George Wiswell was made a third-class diver in the Navy. Most repair jobs are figured out as they are done. He was in...

Hans Courant has many fond memories of going skiing on Sundays with his Army buddies while at Los Alamos. One of his...

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