Transfer List to Hitachi Camp 6D Type: Artifact > Document > Roster | Date: 1945-07-02 | Origin: John William Britton Location: Japan > Honshu > Hitachi > Hitachi Camp 6D People: Donald Burt (Army) Armstrong, Morris (Moe) Birmingham, Gerald Chancy Blackmer, Reid Hill Brock, Frederick George Burkhardt, Francis Esome Burton, Gordon Carnes, Raymond Wyitt. Chambers, Vincent James Didio, William Elmer Ervin, John William Fox, Elmer Lloyd Frank, Frank Costa Garcia, Thomas Emery Garrity, Charles Hale Graham, George Robert Heimbuch, Wallie James Hewston, Richard Pittfield Hough, William Fay (Baluga) Hoy, Eugene Loren Hull, More... Other Categories: Chapter 15, 1945-07-02, 1945, 1945-07 Two photocopied pages of a list of prisoners transferred from Kawasaki Camp 2 to Hitachi camp 6D on July 2, 1945. Each photocopy measures 8.5 in. x 11 in. Document contains 62 names. Rank, serial number, and occupation is listed for each name. Document No.: 4.13.0053

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The document on which this online presentation depends was found among the Alfred R. Young papers in The BenHaven Archives.

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Each sheet measures 8.5 in. x 11 in.

Geographic Location of Origin or Subject

Hitachi Camp 6D, Hitachi, Honshu, Japan

Latitude: 35.50386922997657°
Longitude: 139.7231660229737°

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