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Full title:A recruiting officer grin lights the face of Sergeant George T. Davis, a member of the special recruiting force detail sent to the Granada Relocation Center to enlist volunteers in the Japanese-American combat unit, which will function as a special unit in the Army of the United States. The two young recruits, Ichiro Kato and George Kashiwagi, both Nisei (American born Japanese), grab the first opportunity to join the Army has presented to them since their evacuation from west coast defense areas. Their draft classification was 4-C. Photographer: Parker, Tom Amache, Colorado.
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