5. Again we take prisoners Internment knew no age.

9. Just as we had done with the Indian nations, we protected ourselves by forcibly moving potential enemy combatants into restricted living spaces under our control.

11. Register for relocation;

12. Be bused to assembly centers;

13. Move into their temporary “homes.”

17. Work in the Camps

18. Play and Relaxation in Camp

19. People leaving the Buddhist church in the winter, 1943

20. Group of people gathered outside Catholic Church with priest, 1943.

21. Gaman Quiet Patience

22. THE CAMPS CLOSE 18,789 03/30/1945 05/27/1942 Tule Lake, Ca 8,130 10/31/1945 09/11/1942 Topaz, Ut 8,475 11/30/1945 09/18/1942 Rohwer, Ark. 17,814 11/28/1945 05/08/1942 Poston, Az 9,397 10/28/1945 08/10/1942 Minadoka, Id 10,046 11/21/1945 03/21/1942 Manzanar, Ca 8,497 6/30/1945 10/02/1942 Jerome, Ark. 10,767 11/10/1945 08/02/1942 Heart Mtn, Wy 13,348 11/10/1945 07/20/1942 Gila River, Az 7,318 10/15/1945 08/24/1942 Granada (Amache), Co Population Closed Opened Camp

23. My Personal Experience at Manzanar

24. Impressions Guard Tower Manzanar at Evening Interpretive Center Orchard

25. Our Own Private Tour

26. The Day of the Pilgrimage

27. Our Worship Together

28. Our Prayer Flags for Manzanar

29. Learning from those who were there

30. Admitted Mistakes

31. "Monument for the Pacification of Spirits." May we never forget those who were here against their will and may we acknowledge their sacrifices.

33. Again America is attacked;

34. Again we make prisons;

35. Again we take prisoners.

38. Has Anything Changed?