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Pfc. Larry Imamura, of Kehaha, Kauai, Hawaii, a Japanese-American with the 442nd combat team of the 100th Infantry Bn., in Bivouac in the Charmois area of France, writes a letter before meeting the Germans on the front lines for the first time. U.S. Seventh Army. 10/22/44. Photo: U.S. Army photograph
Brig. Gen. Frank Merrill, commanding general of infantry troops in Burma, poses between his Japanese-American interpreters, who are, left to right, Sgt. Herbert Kiyasaki (Paauilo, Hawaii), and Sgt. Akiji Yoshimura (Colusa, Calif.). Non-Baum, Burma. 5/1/44. Photo: U.S. Army photograph
Nisei Japanese soldiers, interpreters of the Linguist Section, Allied Translator and Interpreter Section, General Headquarters, Allied Powers in the Pacific, Tokyo, Japan, attend class in legal terminology as part of training program to better their knowledge of the Japanese language. 9-3-46. Photo: U.S. Army photograph
Lucca area, Italy -- Gen. Mark W. Clark, CG of the fifteenth army group (touring the 92nd division area) welcomes the men of the 442nd Regiment, and the 100th Battalion, who are now under his command. General Clark formerly commanded them while he was CG of the fifth army, and they were then with the 34th Division. Fifth Army. 3 April 1945. Photo: U.S. Army photograph
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