0:00 - The risks the Military Intelligence Service Nisei experienced in the front lines
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5:43 - The role of Military Intelligence Service and Merrill's Marauders
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8:35 - No knowledge of letters signed by MacArthur given to Military Intelligence Service interrogators
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8:56 - Occupation of Japan / Nisei soldiers influenced the Japanese people against wartime propaganda
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12:04 - The tenuous dynamic between the Nisei soldiers and the Japanese People / Nisei soldiers with family in Hiroshima travel to the city right after the war
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16:41 - The role of the Kibei to the Military Intelligence Service Language School
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19:24 - The prewar thought that the Nisei would be the bridge between Japan and America
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23:48 - What writing the Military Intelligence Service official history project has meant to him
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31:41 - Researching the US Army's review of WWII records of Asian Americans to determine which veterans were deserving of the Medal of Honor
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35:13 - The Presidential Unit Citation awarded to the Military Intelligence Service in 2000
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38:22 - The distinction of 100th Infantry Battalion as compared to other infantry units
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42:36 - The legacy of the Military Intelligence Service Nisei
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45:51 - The US Army today
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48:14 - Difficulty in obtaining information on the Military Intelligence Nisei
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51:58 - Using his history research for educational purposes
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52:52 - Meeting his wife / Family information
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55:38 - Hopes for his grandchildren and the United States
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57:07 - What do want readers to get out of reading your official Military Intelligence Service book?
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