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First World War

• A Proud Heritage
  • Warrior Spirit
  • The Samurai Code
  • The Russo-Japanese War
  • The Anglo-Japanese Alliance
• The War at Home
  • Controversy in the Community
  • Japanese Women’s Association
  • Lest We Forget Mothers and Wives
  • The Long Struggle for Rights
• The Soldiers’ Journey
  • Warrior Spirit
  • The Canadian Japanese Volunteer Corps
  • Fighting the Tenth Battalion
  • Roll of Honour
• Kids
• Gallery Exhibit

Second World War

• Between the World Wars
  • The Japanese Canadian Community
  • Japan’s Actions in Asia
  • Canadian Suspicion of Japanese Canadians
  • Nisei: Caught Between Two Worlds
• The War at Home
  • Start of the Second World War
  • Enlistment Denied
  • Pearl Harbor and Aftermath
  • Internment
  • Opposition of Enlistment
• Japanese Canadian Military Service
  • Service in Europe Before Pearl Harbor
    • Enlistment from East of the Rockies
    • Service in Europe
    • One Family, Two World Wars
    • Linguistic Service
  • Enlistment for Pacific Service
    • Demand for Translators
    • Recruitment Problems
    • Deployment to India
    • Deployment to Australia
    • The S-20 Group
      • Basic Training at Brantford
      • Language Testing
      • S-20 Japanese Language School
      • Angler P.O.W. Camp
      • Southeast Asia Command
      • PACMIRS, Washington D.C.
    • End of the Second World War
    • Acknowledgement of Service
• Return Home
  • Same Restrictions in Place
  • Forced Dispersal
  • Opposition to Forced Repatriation
  • Franchise Achieved
  • Nisei Veterans Post-War

Korean War

• Background
• Major Events in the Korean War
  • Start of the Korean War
  • The UN Reacts
  • The Back-and-Forth War
  • Stalemate and Negotiations
  • Armistice
• Canadian Participation in the Korean War
• Korean War Service of Japanese Canadians
  • Enlistment from Canada and Japan
  • Wartime Service
  • After the War
• The Forgotten War
  • Overshadowed by Other Wars
  • Service Acknowledgements

Veterans’ Stories