0:00 - Utilizing the G.I. Bill
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2:18 - Supporting a bill to help returning veterans
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4:01 - Importance of Library of Congress oral history projects
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5:16 - Review of Asian-American nominations for the Medal of Honor
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9:21 - Helping James Okubo, a medic, posthumously receive the Medal of Honor
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11:20 - Process of Medal of Honor upgrades
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13:00 - Reaction to final ruling on Medal of Honor award recipients
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15:08 - Collecting information about the Medal of Honor nominees
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18:07 - What the Medal of Honor awards meant for veterans and their families
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20:32 - Book about Nisei soldiers and the MIS in the Pacific
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24:54 - James McNaughton, author of book, "Nisei Linguists"
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26:22 - Tracking down information about the Nisei linguists who served in the Pacific
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27:47 - Prisoner interrogation in the MIS
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28:50 - Launch of the book, "Nisei Linguists"
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30:51 - Richard Sakakida and his role serving as a spy for the U.S. Army / Helping him receive the Distinguished Service Medal
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35:52 - Potential book about occupation forces and MIS in Japan following World War II
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40:29 - Discussing Nisei veteran Kan Tagami and his son, John / Role John played in Medal of Honor upgrades
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42:36 - Learning from treatment of Japanese-American families during World War II
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46:00 - Impact Nisei soldiers had on Asian-Americans
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50:35 - Barney Frank and his help with the Asian-American community
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51:49 - Legacy and awareness of Nisei soldiers during World War II
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53:40 - Conclusion / Wrap-up
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