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Oral history interview with Joichi Muramatsu 1996-07-07 tape A, camera 1

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100th Infantry Battalion Legacy Organization

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Oral history interview with Joichi Muramatsu 1996-07-07 tape A, camera 2

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Title Number00204408Date (YYYY-MM-DD)1996-07-07PurposeCataloger Supplied TitleRelated TitleOral history interview with Joichi Muramatsu 1996-07-07 tape A, camera 1SummaryInterview with Joichi Muramatsu conducted by Mary Anne "Mimi" Nakano on July 7, 1996 at Leeward Community College for the Sons and Daughters of the 100th Infantry Battalion Oral History Project, footage is from camera 2, tape A. 100th Infantry Battalion, Company B member Muramatsu recalls being in the Army after the attack on Pearl Harbor and his role in the service during the Second World War. Topics include: setting up a post on Lanikai beach; how he became involved with the Military Intelligence Service; being in New York on weekend passes; witnessing discrimination in the American South and in the Army; coming back to Hawaiʻi; and his activities after his military service.MediumMoving ImageSub-mediumVideotapeCollection100th Infantry Battalion Legacy OrganizationParent Collection100th Infantry Battalion Legacy Organization

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SubjectNiseiMilitary veteransHigher educationPearl Harbor (Hawaii)Black-outsMilitary basic trainingBaseballDiscriminationMilitary intelligenceTranslating and interpretingMilitary leaves and furloughsPhotographs

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LanguageEnglishColorColorSoundYesDuration01:40:28Preservation Supported ByNational Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)

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NameJoichi MuramatsuRoleInterviewee

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