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Remembering the Doolittle Raiders on the anniversary of the Raid! Four spent thirty-six months in utter lock-down: solitary confinement. Here are thoughts on what made all the difference.

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MAY IS ASIAN-AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTHRelive the historic role Japanese-Americans played in America's hard-won victory in WWII's Pacific War. Just subscribe to my newsletter HERE! 👉http://www.lthompsonbooks.com/FreeBook/ 👈A MATTER OF MIND AND HEARTAmericanism is a matter of the mind and heart;Americanism is not, and never was, a matter of race or ancestry.– President Franklin D. Roosevelt, February 1, 19431944: Recruited from an internment camp for Japanese Americans, army linguist Rich Takahashi grapples with a key question. Why should he put his life at risk for an America that robbed him of his future, and his family and his sweetheart of their freedom? What makes an American, an American?“Goosebumps… Anyone looking for a quick read with full characters and a punch will love this story!!” – Pam, Nevadawww.lthompsonbooks.com/FreeBook/Photo: Interred Japanese Americans greet Eleanor Roosevelt the day she visited the Gila River Internment Camp in AZ ... See MoreSee Less

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