Title:
Sgt. Isamu Sanemitsu, with several fellow-patients, partakes of his mess in the ward at Moore General Hospital where he is
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Date:
1944-04-19
Subject:
Japanese Americans--Evacuation and relocation, 1942-1945--Photographs
Note:
Full title:Sgt. Isamu Sanemitsu, with several fellow-patients, partakes of his mess in the ward at Moore General Hospital
where he is recovering from a broken leg and ankle suffered while in Italy with the 100th Battalion. Sgt. Sanemitsu was inducted
into the army in Hawaii on March 23, 1941, and has been serving with a medical detachment as a surgical technician. He was
suffering from stomach ulcers before going overseas but would not disclose the fact as he did not want to be kept from going
with his outfit. He is now undergoing treatment for this as well as for his leg and ankle. Sgt. Sanemitsu has a brother in
training at Camp Shelby with the 442nd Combat Team.<lb/> Photographer: Van Tassel, Gretchen<lb/> Swannanoa, North Carolina.
Local Call Number:
WRA no. G-483
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Sgt. Isamu Sanemitsu, with several fellow-patients, partakes of his mess in the ward at Moore General Hospital where he is
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