0:02 - His first actions in combat/Recalling fallen soldiers he served with
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2:28 - His support actions/Narrowly avoiding death and seeing an Instrument Corporal die from a tree burst/Visiting his friend's grave/His wounds from the tree burst
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6:40 - Memories from after being wounded/His wound and the recovery process/Meeting Eleanor Roosevelt/Speaking on the radio for an interview
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10:54 - Learning to play bridge and gambling/Gambling among the soldiers/Getting to know Colonel Young-Oak Kim through poker games
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13:20 - His time recovering at the hospital/Awards resulting from his combat injury
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16:35 - Writing a letter to those incarcerated at prison camps/Trying to urge incarcerees to join the Army/Writing to the Pacific Citizen newspaper
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20:42 - Post World War II activities/Participating in the occupation of Japan/Working many years in counterintelligence
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Keywords: 45th Infantry Division; British zone; CIC; counterintelligence; Counterintelligence Corps; Fort Holabird; Fort Snelling; Hiroshima; Hokkaido; intelligence; Japanese language school; Korean War; Lieutenant Colonel; Maryland; Nagano; Nisei soldiers; occupation; Pentagon
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25:30 - Traveling back to Hokkaido/Commanding a troop ship carrying 1,000 men/Disciplining on the ship
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