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| Titles |
Japanese translators at Fort Snelling. (Supplied Title) |
|---|---|
| Quantity |
1 photoprint |
| Format |
Content Category: photographs Format: photoprint Colorization: black and white Physical Support: paper |
| Measurements |
8 x 10 inches |
| Creation |
Photographer: St. Paul Dispatch-Pioneer Press |
| Subjects |
Nishi, Edward Shiro History. World War, 1939-1945. Military operations. War zone. Japanese Americans in Minnesota. Fort Snelling Reservation. Fort Snelling, 1820-Restoration. Military units and activities, 1820-1946. Military Intelligence Service Language School. MGGP. Minnesota's Greatest Generation Project. |
| Places |
Subject: Fort Snelling, Hennepin County, Minnesota, United States |
| Dates |
Content: 1945 |
| Holding Type | Photographs |
| Identifiers |
E448.24 p3 (Locator Number) 38957 (Negative Number) 38957 (Negative Number) |
One of the soldier pictured is my father Edward Shiro Nishi based at Camp Savage/Ft Snelling during that period. I have been going through some of my father's old pictures. Comment: the picture as shown is reversed, the tell is the reversed lettering on the books.
Which soldier in the picture is Edward Shiro Nishi because the soldier on the right facing the camera looks exactly like my father, Kiyoshi(Jerry)Tsuyuki!
The Photo shows my Father Edward Shiro Nishi with his back to the camera, Tech Sergent. Philip Kameo (Nishi). Mike Nishi is my brother.