Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II Archives - BIJAC

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II Archives - BIJAC

Henry Egashira

Bainbridge Island Japanese in the Military, Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II
Defense Stamp Album

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II
Civilian Defense Helmet

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II
Waxed Food Container, circa 1942-1945

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II
Civilian Defense Booklet, 1954

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II
Civilian Defense Pamphlet, “Are You Prepared?”

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II
Home-made Propaganda Lapel Pin

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II
Handbook, circa 1942-1945

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II
Winslow Shipyard

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II
Navy Ship

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II
Getting stuck in Seattle without citizenship papers – Sada Omoto (OH0090)

With Sada Omoto

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II
War Extra printed by the Review newspaper – Mary Woodward (OH0081)

With Mary Woodward

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II, Walt and Milly Woodward
Reactions back at school – Yae Yoshihara (OH0033)

With Yae Yoshihara

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II
Stuck in Seattle after travel restrictions were imposed – Yuki Takahashi (OH0030)

With Yuki Takahashi

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II
Treated differently at school – Tats Kojima (OH0027)

With Tats Kojima

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II
Out with friends riding bike, parents’ reaction, curfew – Kay Nakao (OH0020)

With Kay Nakao

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II
Only thought Isseis would go – Vic Takemoto (OH0012)

With Vic Takemoto

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II
Golfing, never heard of Pearl Harbor – Jerry Nakata (OH0004)

With Jerry Nakata

Pearl Harbor/U.S. Enters WW II