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1. www.misveteranshawaii.com › about-mis-veterans-hawaiiAbout MIS Veterans of Hawai‘i – MIS: America’s Secret Weapon

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   The Military Intelligence Service Veterans Education Society of Hawai‘i is a non-profit organization of past and present members of the United States armed forces and their descendants. The club’s mission is to preserve and perpetuate the achievements of the World War II nisei veterans of military intelligence through public education ...

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   The Military Intelligence Service Veterans Club of Hawaii was founded in June 1946 by a handful of recently discharged Japanese American soldiers. The group included Robert Honke, Kiyoshi Yoshimura, Tatsuo Yamamoto and Kameso Fujimoto. Honke, who served in the China-Burma-India Theater and had been discharged in

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   What is the Military Intelligence Service Veterans Club of Hawaii?

   • When active, the group got together every Thursday for lunch at the 100th clubhouse. The Military Intelligence Service Veterans Club of Hawaii formed in June 1946, with a mission of preserving the achievements of the MIS veterans through public education programs, community service and partnerships.

   Veteran Clubs and Clubhouses Open in Hawaii

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   What happened to the 100th Veterans Clubhouse in Honolulu?

   • The original 100th Veterans clubhouse opened in Honolulu at 1444 Nuuanu Ave. in 1946. It was sold three years later, then work began on a new Honolulu clubhouse at 520 Kamoku St. That property, which opened in 1952, remains in place, with the veterans’ children now running the club and maintaining the legacy of the 100th Infantry Battalion.

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   Why did the Nisei soldiers form a Veterans Club?

   • Hoping to preserve their close friendships, the Nisei soldiers formed various veterans organizations after they returned home. On December 27, 1945, a group gathered on Oahu for the first formal meeting of the 442nd Veterans Club.

   Veteran Clubs and Clubhouses Open in Hawaii

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   How many Japanese linguists did the Military Intelligence Service train?

   • Under a shroud of secrecy and with the backing of the United States War Department, the Military Intelligence Service (MIS) trained and graduated nearly 6,000 linguists—the majority of whom were Japanese Americans.

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4. www.misveteranshawaii.com › learn-moreLearn More – MIS: America’s Secret Weapon

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   Honolulu: Military Intelligence Service Veterans Club of Hawaiʻi. Various. The Pacific War and Peace; Americans of Japanese Ancestry in Military Intelligence Service, 1941 to 1952. San Francisco: Military Intelligence Service Association of Northern California and National Japanese American Historical Society, 1991. Various.

5. www.nvlchawaii.org › military-intelligence-serviceMilitary Intelligence Service (MIS) - Nisei Veterans Legacy

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   More than 6,000 Americans of Japanese ancestry (AJAs) — about half of them from Hawaii — served in the Army’s Military Intelligence Service (MIS) during World War II. Using their knowledge of the enemy’s language and culture, the MIS is credited with saving countless lives and shortening the war immeasurably.

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   Other Nisei veterans form clubs. The Military Intelligence Service Veterans Club of Hawaii formed in June 1946, with a mission of preserving the achievements of the MIS veterans through public education programs, community service and partnerships.

7. encyclopedia.densho.org › Military_IntelligenceMilitary Intelligence Service | Densho Encyclopedia

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   Oct 16, 2020 · Military Intelligence Service Veterans Club of Hawai'i. Secret Valor: M.I.S. Personnel, World War II, Pacific Theater, Pre-Pearl Harbor to Sept. 8, 1951: 50th Anniversary Reunion, July 8-10, 1993 Military Intelligence Service Veterans Club of Hawai'i . Honolulu: Military Intelligence Service Veterans of Hawai'i, 1993. Nakasone, Edwin M.

8. www.misveteranshawaii.com › wp-content › uploadsMessage from the President happy Year of the Rat!

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   Military Intelligence Service Veterans Education Society of Hawaii Newsletter Vol. 26, No. 1 March 2020. E-mail: misveteranshawaii @gmail.com. Message from the President. Congratulations to the new board and officers of the Military Intelligence Service Veterans Hawaii as we begin a new term. With the help, encouragement, and support of our ...