Build Model Town For Interned Japs

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Synopsis: Construction of a model camp town and relocation of interned Japanese. U.S. Army trains Japanese-American troops for combat....(read more)

Date: 1942
Duration: 00:01:41
Sound: Yes
Color: Monochrome
Type: Public Domain
Language: English
Location: United States, Wyoming, Heart Mountain

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Build Model Town For Interned Japs

Build model town for interned Japanese. Shows a line or caravan of Japanese-American vehicles, automobiles and trucks, headed inland away from the coast of the United States after Pearl Harbor was attacked and America declared war on Japan. Caravan escorted by Army personnel and vehicles. Close-up of Japanese automobile loaded with personal belongings and household goods. Image of the Buffalo Bill statue, "The Scout", near Cody Wyoming. Shows construction of the Heart Mountain Relocation Center or internment camp for Japanese-Americans in Wyoming. Shows Japanese immigrant's sons or young Nisei (second generation) Japanese training in the U.S. Army. Nisei soldier firing a rifle and a soldier wearing a WWII gas mask.

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Japanese-American being moved inland away from coast of United States.

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Image of the Buffalo Bill statue, "The Scout", near Cody Wyoming.

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Heart Mountain Japanese relocation Center or internment camp in Wyoming.