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Honoring WWII Legacy: Japanese Americans, Hikes, and Aircraft Restoration
1/5/2026
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- In 1942, 126 Japanese Americans relocated to Keetley, Utah after the Pearl Harbor attack to escape internment due to U.S. government orders.
- In North Central Florida, residents joined First Day Hikes on New Year’s Day to learn Florida’s WWII role at Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings’ Farmyard, a citrus supplier to the war.
- The Commemorative Air Force is restoring a PBY Catalina to honor its WWII legacy for future generations.
