Japanese American veteran's feelings on fighting Japanese soldiers @gfbnec

Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago

Warren Tsuneishi, a WWII veteran of the Military Intelligence Service and the 306th Headquarters Intelligence Detachment, reflects on what he felt while being at war with Japanese soldiers. "I couldn't see them as hated enemy or anything like that. How could I, it would be like hating myself, you know."

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