Documentary about Japanese/American soldiers in ww2

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Documentary about Japanese/American soldiers in ww2

Post by kobold » 26 Nov 2002 21:26

I just found this interesting documentary about japanese/american soldiers in ww2, fighting in europe.


for anyone interested (and with a fast connection! ) it is posted to the following newsgroup - alt.binaries.multimedia.japanese
look for "honor bound - go for broke".

its about 560mb, mpg format.


The 442nd has been recognized as the most decorated unit in United States history. 18,000 total awards were bestowed upon the 442nd, including 9,500 Purple Hearts, 52 Distinguished Service Crosses, Seven Distinguished Unit Citations, but only one Congressional Medal of Honor .

One of the wars best kept secrets?
I had never heard of this unit until now.
fascinating stuff.

Dave.




Honor Bound: A Personal Journey

The Story of the 100th/442nd Regimental Combat Team

Directed and produced by Wendy Hanamura. Honor Bound is the
story of one soldier's march and racial struggles, passed from
Sgt. Howard Hanamura to his daughter Wendy Hanamura. The
documentary captures the fears and motivations of a group of
men who turned the tide of history.

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Re: Documentary about Japanese/American soldiers in ww2

Post by Cantankerous » 22 May 2023 15:20

You can watch the movie Honor Bound: A Personal Journey at this link:
https://archive.org/details/ajahp-HB_1

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