0:00 - Personal memories from December 7, 1941/Living under Martial Law after Pearl Harbor
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4:14 - Leaving his family/Meeting his brother while they were both serving
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6:08 - Being away from his family during the Pearl Harbor attacks and later enlisting in the Army
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7:51 - His decision to re-enlist in the Army and go to Japan during the occupation
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10:02 - His decision to initially join the Army and the skills his service taught him
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11:21 - Hearing about a segregated unit being formed and deciding to volunteer/Telling his parents he had volunteered
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13:36 - His thought process for volunteering
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14:16 - Being initially screened in the Army and being assigned to the 442nd
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15:43 - Story about bullet holes at Schofield Barracks/Moving quickly through Schofield Barracks after his screening
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16:25 - Physical attributes when he joined the service/Impact of a year long basic training/442nd members serving as replacements for the 100th
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18:23 - Especially short soldiers he remembers
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19:35 - News of the first soldiers overseas/Preparation training/A memorable headline from a Mississippi newspaper
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21:37 - Saying farewell to the people of Hawaii/Curiosity to visit the Mainland/Security measures during their travel
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25:13 - Seeing discrimination in the South/Seeing African American communities for the first time/Difficulties for Hawaiian soldiers being classified as "colored"
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27:54 - Initial impressions of Camp Shelby/Gambling on the troop ship
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