Uncovered during World War II, the US Army recognized its intelligence operation weaknesses against Japan and covertly trained Japanese Americans as soldiers within the Military Intelligence Service. Despite being imprisoned in internment camps by the same country, these individuals demonstrated their patriotism by fighting against their own race. Not only did they significantly contribute to America's victory, but they also played a crucial role in Japan's post-war recovery through their linguistic expertise. The US government, however, kept their existence a closely guarded secret.
MIS Human Secret Weapon
Japanese Americans served in the US Army during World War II, conducting secret intelligence missions against Japan, showcasing their unwavering loyalty and bravery in the face of adversity.
