0:00 - Differences in the experiences of the Nisei in the European Theater versus the Pacific Theater / Military intelligence work prior to WWII and the early stages of the war
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8:38 - The Nisei contributions to military intelligence to higher command in the Pacific Theater
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13:57 - Measuring the Nisei's contributions to the victory in WWII as a historian / Frank Hachiya and Hood River Incident
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21:16 - What if all the Nisei and Issei were not allowed to serve in WWII / Effects of Japanese Americans serving during WWII to the postwar American society
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24:11 - Clarification on the number of medals earned by the Military Intelligence Service as compared to the Nisei Infantry units
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25:38 - The structure of the Military Intelligence Service organization in the Pacific Theater / Determining actionable intelligence from small parts of information to create a big picture view of the war
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33:14 - Military Intelligence Service Nisei level of understanding of their contributions to war effort
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35:33 - Surprising information found during research of the MIS
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38:58 - Background information on Colonel Kai Rasmussen / Role as commandant of the Military Intelligence Service school
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46:04 - John Aiso / Role as head instructor of the Military Intelligence Service Language School
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