Comments on: Occupying Japan: The Untold Story

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Winnifred Prefontaine — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 02:14:03 +0000

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By: Mae

Mae — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 10:57:10 +0000

I am sure that it is hard for lots of people to imagine the sacrifices you had to make to survive this journey. When we encounter snow storms and can’t get to the market we think that is a total disaster thinking we can’t survive so having to stay on someones good side to ensure that your food supply is forthcoming is quite a feat. Then to take a bath out of your helmet and I sm sure that you had to conserve the water from your canteens. I remember a few times growing up and the water pipes had frozen and we had this huge old tin tub and we went to the kitchen and got water and had to take a bath and we thought that was horrible.
I am sure it was really hard with missing your family and not knowing when you may get a letter or be able to send one out. Things were much harder in the era with the mail system. When my sister was in Iraq I was able to send her several care packages and she really looked forward to getting some taste of home.
Educational article. Grew up watching M.A.S.H. but you never know what is really happening until you are the one in the situation so nice to hear about the real deal.