him wherever he was stationed. A few days later, in January 1942, Kay and about 140 Nisei privates, including Jesse Miyao and Steve Sato from Perkins, and Harry Nakata from Kingsburg, were put aboard a train that headed east to Camp Robinson, in central Arkansas, for basic training. They were told to keep the window
squad. After the playing of Taps, the two U.S. flags draping the coffins were removed and folded simultaneously by Bob Sommerson for Pfc. Tom Haji and by Harry Nakata for Pvt. Watanabe. They were then passed on to the respective Nisei military escorts, who in turn presented the flags on behalf of the U.S. Army
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