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

Norma Jean Ford Beard only knew that her father was a pilot and was killed until she was 13 years old. [Annotator's...

One time, Geraldine Nyman was on a trip going back east and had to land at the closest airport. Nyman was able to get...

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

Frances Meikrantz was working in the office of the people who got the equipment. She worked for the quartermaster. They...

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

Spencer Yancey kept up with the war overseas. When Pearl Harbor was bombed [Annotator's Note: the Japanese attack on...

Lora E. Daniel was born August 1917 in Florence, Alabama. She was the youngest of five children. They farmed and she...

Alexander Laughlin went out west in the summer times. His mother thought he had asthma. He went to St. Paul’s for four...

Benjamin Bederson's first job at Los Alamos, New Mexico was exploding steel tubes using a primer cord and strain gauges...

Leather was needed for the servicemen's shoes. Audrey Maduell had to have ballet shoes and others. She had to use extra...

Robert Brown knew specifically what he was working on after being told. He worked on the electrical parts. Some of his...

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