The Japanese American soldiers stationed at the Military Intelligence Service Language School at Fort Snelling were given an intensive training course in Japanese military language. This photograph shows a group of students surrounded by a sea of books and other study materials.
While the students' days were filled with classes and study time, life at the MISLS wasn't all work; they were also able to take advantage of the many recreational opportunities offered by the Fort.
Creator: St. Paul Dispatch & Pioneer Press
Publisher: Minnesota Historical Society
Date: 1945
Identifer: location E448.24 p3
