If you or someone you know entered WWII service from one of the 10 WRA (War Relocation Authority) Internment/Relocation camps, then the Americans of Japanese Ancestry WWII Memorial Alliance would like to hear from you.
They are compiling a CD-ROM entitled
Echoes of Silence: The Untold Stories of the Americans of Japanese Ancestry Who Served in World War II. Over 800 Japanese Americans served in WWII. Dedicated to their families, this CD-ROM will be published in memory of those who died serving their country.
To read the story of the Minidoka Relocation camp, the WRA camp in Idaho, click here: http://museum.mil.idaho.gov/Newsletter/2ndQtr2001.htm#Minidoka%20Relocation%20Center
To read the story of William K. Nakamura, the Medal of Honor Recipient who entered the service from Minidoka, click here:
http://museum.mil.idaho.gov/Newsletter/2ndQtr2001.htm#William%20Kenzo%20Nakamura
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