0:00 - Friendships formed throughout his life
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1:31 - Awareness of the tension between the United States and Japan during the 1930s/Remembering Pearl Harbor
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3:55 - Awareness of the impending conflict in Europe
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4:52 - Staying in touch with family members prior to the war/Concern over the impending war
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6:15 - His family in Japan when war broke out/Two siblings leaving Japan and other remaining through the war
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8:29 - His memory of December 7, 1941/The impact of that day/Hitchhiking 35 miles to join the Army/A colonel recruiting him for the Military Intelligence Service (MIS)
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11:45 - Memories of Camp Savage and John Aiso/Curriculum at MIS Language School
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14:06 - His ability to learn languages easily/Differences between learning non-Romance and Romance Languages
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15:40 - Memorable classmates from MIS Language School
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18:31 - His duties as a member of the Military Intelligence Service
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19:20 - Landing in Australia
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21:02 - Joining up with a unit in New Guinea
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23:32 - Interrogating Japanese POWs and befriending some prisoners he interrogated
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25:31 - Difference between interrogating prisoners in a combat zone versus a combat-free zone
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26:39 - Realizing the importance of his interrogations at the time
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