The
Korean War
-- The Forgotten Conflict --
Americans of Japanese
Ancestry
In the Korean War
Stories
of Those Who Served
A Series of Unpublished
Eye-Witness Accounts
-- From Over 75 Japanese-Americans --
-- By
Robert M. Wada --
Over 5,000 Combat
Americans
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A First Person Account of America's History --
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Americans of
Japanese Ancestry
In the Korean War
Stories of Those Who
Served
By Robert M.
Wada
8˝ x 11 Softcover
226 Pages - 290 Illustrations
War Memoirs from the 1950s
-- Over 40 unpublished Photos --
Based upon 75 First Person Accounts
ISBN: 978-1891030-76-5
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Also:
Download a free
copy of the Roll Call supplement for
The American of Japanese Ancestry In the Koran War
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"It
is the first book to choreograph and chronicle the myriad
stories of Americans of Japanese Ancestry hailing from places
far and wide throughout the United States who graciously
provided their private narratives along with numerous exclusive
photographs to compose their absorbing accounts."
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Robert M. Wada, Charter President
of the JAKWV |
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"Wave after wave was
thrown against the hill now held by a single machine gunner.
When finally he could hold out no longer, Corporal Miyamura
sought shelter in a covered bunker." |
A
series of 75 first person accounts of the Korean War from
Americans of Japanese Ancestry. Many who received the
Distinguished Service Cross and one, the Congressional Medal of
Honor: Hiroshi “Hershey” Miyamura. |
Produced by: Japanese
Americans in the Korean War, Inc
