0:00 - Nisei captain who had private audience with Japanese Emperor/Work in counterintelligence after World War II
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Keywords: CIC; communications; counterintelligence; Counterintelligence Corps; disguise; Emperor; field office; General Douglas MacArthur; interpreter; interrogate; Japanese clothing; Japanese shoes; language aid; Nisei; Nisei soldiers; police; radio; repatriation; Russians; Sapporo; Soviet Union
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5:04 - A notable counterintelligence operation
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6:29 - Becoming "one of the guys" at headquarters in the 45th Infantry Division
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8:59 - Going to Korea and serving in the Korean War/Serving in a division that had only Nisei members
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11:23 - Concern with the involvement of Japan and its nationals in Korea/Getting citations for his subordinate officers/Nearly receiving an award
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14:48 - Bumping into Colonel Young-Oak Kim during travels after the end of World War II
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16:03 - Conducting investigations under Article 15/Rotating to many different locations under different positions throughout military career
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22:17 - Working in Clandestine Operations at the Army Headquarters in Europe/Different degrees of interrogation tactics/Experiences working cases as an investigator under Article of War 15
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