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== Biography ==

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Married Aiko Yoshinaga Miyazaki (1924-2018). The 17-year old Yoshinaga married Miyazaki in 1942, with whom she had a child (Geri) in Manzanar Camp. Several years later, she divorced Miyazaki, then married Ritchie Boy Davis Abe, a Nisei soldier who completed Special Class 2 (SC2) on Counter Intelligence in August 1945. On 18 August 1945, As a member of MIS, completed short course SC 2 (Counterintelligence).

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~~The timeline research also records 8/18/1945 As a member of MIS, completed short course SC 2 (Counterintelligence).~~ Married Aiko Yoshinaga Miyazaki (1924-2018). Several years later, she divorced Miyazaki, then married Ritchie Boy Davis Abe, a Nisei soldier who completed Special Class 2 (SC2) on Counter Intelligence in August 1945. ~~The 17-year old Yoshinaga married Miyazaki in 1942~~, ~~with whom she had~~ a ~~child~~ (~~Geri~~) ~~in Manzanar Camp~~.

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* 8/18/1945 As a member of MIS, completed short course SC 2 (Counterintelligence).

* Married Aiko Yoshinaga Miyazaki (1924-2018).

* ~~1945 Came to Camp~~ Ritchie ~~as Pvt~~ (~~ASN: 36918429~~).

* The 17-year old Yoshinaga married Miyazaki in 1942, with whom she had a child (Geri) in Manzanar Camp.

* 18 August 1945 As a member of MIS, completed short course SC 2 (Counterintelligence).

* Several years later, she divorced Miyazaki, then married Ritchie Boy Davis Abe, a Nisei soldier who completed Special Class 2 (SC2) on Counter Intelligence in August 1945.

* 1949-1954 Served with CIC in Japan searching for Communists.

* NOTE: Yoshinaga is the author of “Speaking Out for Personal Justice” (2011) and was the researcher/activist responsible for getting the Government to admit its error in putting Japanese-Americans into internment camps in 1942. This resulted in the passing of the 1988 Civil Liberties Act. The 17-year old Yoshinaga married Miyazaki in 1942, with whom she....

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 == Biography ==
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+Married Aiko Yoshinaga Miyazaki (1924-2018). The 17-year old Yoshinaga married Miyazaki in 1942, with whom she had a child (Geri) in Manzanar Camp. Several years later, she divorced Miyazaki, then married Ritchie Boy Davis Abe, a Nisei soldier who completed Special Class 2 (SC2) on Counter Intelligence in August 1945. On 18 August 1945, As a member of MIS, completed short course SC 2 (Counterintelligence).
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-The timeline research also records 8/18/1945 As a member of MIS, completed short course SC 2 (Counterintelligence). Married Aiko Yoshinaga Miyazaki (1924-2018). Several years later, she divorced Miyazaki, then married Ritchie Boy Davis Abe, a Nisei soldier who completed Special Class 2 (SC2) on Counter Intelligence in August 1945. The 17-year old Yoshinaga married Miyazaki in 1942, with whom she had a child (Geri) in Manzanar Camp.
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-* 8/18/1945 As a member of MIS, completed short course SC 2 (Counterintelligence).
+* Married Aiko Yoshinaga Miyazaki (1924-2018).
-* 1945 Came to Camp Ritchie as Pvt (ASN: 36918429).
+* The 17-year old Yoshinaga married Miyazaki in 1942, with whom she had a child (Geri) in Manzanar Camp.
+* 18 August 1945 As a member of MIS, completed short course SC 2 (Counterintelligence).
+* Several years later, she divorced Miyazaki, then married Ritchie Boy Davis Abe, a Nisei soldier who completed Special Class 2 (SC2) on Counter Intelligence in August 1945.
 * 1949-1954 Served with CIC in Japan searching for Communists.
-* NOTE: Yoshinaga is the author of “Speaking Out for Personal Justice” (2011) and was the researcher/activist responsible for getting the Government to admit its error in putting Japanese-Americans into internment camps in 1942. This resulted in the passing of the 1988 Civil Liberties Act. The 17-year old Yoshinaga married Miyazaki in 1942, with whom she....
+* 2.
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