0:00 - Colonel who led outfit / Making boat deliveries in Japan
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3:08 - How military service helped Niseis post-World War II
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7:02 - Serving as an interpreter for a delegation from Okinawa in front of a Congressional Committee
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12:17 - Testing agents in the Counter Intelligence Corps (CIC)
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15:24 - Accomplishments during military service
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17:27 - General Willoughby vetoes CIC agents from serving in the Korean War / Working with Korean Intelligence
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18:53 - Discussing brothers
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20:16 - Serving as Chief of Military Security Division
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21:19 - Working for Japanese company following military service
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23:18 - Meeting first wife
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26:20 - Daughter and her book about Caucasians helping Niseis during World War II
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28:59 - Father held in Lordsburg, New Mexico
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30:59 - Second wife
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31:27 - Executive Order 9066 and the results it had on the Niseis
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33:19 - Daughter ties to her own ethnic identity and the Japanese community
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35:38 - Wrap-up / Importance of Nisei oral histories
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36:26 - Discussion of Bill Hosokawa's book "Nisei: The Quiet Americans"
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38:47 - Military Intelligence Northern California Chapter / Significance of hat
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