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Oral history interview with Haruto Kuroda 1997-02-16 part 1, camera 1, tape A

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Title Number00204384Date (YYYY-MM-DD)1997-02-16PurposeCataloger Supplied TitleRelated TitleOral history interview with Haruto Kuroda 1997-02-16 part 2, camera 1, tape BOral history interview with Haruto Kuroda 1997-02-16 part 1, camera 2, tape AOral history interview with Haruto Kuroda 1997-02-16 part 2, camera 2, tape BSummaryInterview with Haruto Kuroda conducted by Mary Anne "Mimi" Nakano on February 16, 1997 at the U.S. Army Reserve Center at Fort Shafter, Hawaiʻi for the Sons and Daughters of the 100th Infantry Battalion Oral History Project, footage is from part one of the interview, camera 1, tape A. 100th Infantry Battalion, Company B member Kuroda remembers his time growing up in Aiea and joining the Army. Topics include: crossing the Pacific on the SS Maui; experiences in Camps McCoy and Shelby; Kuroda's first battle experience; first impressions of the continental United States; using the Browning automatic rifle; and completing military objectives.MediumMoving ImageSub-mediumVideotapeCollection100th Infantry Battalion Legacy OrganizationParent Collection100th Infantry Battalion Legacy Organization

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SubjectNiseiMilitary veteransWork (Mechanics)Military draftPearl Harbor (Hawaii)Railroad trainsDiscrimination Military basic trainingInfantry landing craftWar injuriesBrowning automatic rifleMortar attacksVolturno River Valley (Italy)Military tactics

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LanguageEnglishColorColorSoundYesDuration01:59:05Preservation Supported ByNational Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)

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NameHaruto KurodaRoleInterviewee

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Oral history interview with Haruto Kuroda 1997-02-16 part 1, camera 1, tape A

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