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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Nolan Workman, post: 3069172, member: 87452&quot;]Being an only child, I cared for my father in his last twelve years, so I heard hundreds of stories from this time and to have heard Mr. Fuchida speak was an interesting add to the mix, I do not hold the Japanese people responsible for what their leaders did, but had difficulty with with Mr. Fuchida&#039;s fame based on his involvement in starting a war that killed millions, he got an audience with the Emperor after the attack, like a meet with God, but four years later, when the hangman beckoned, couldn&#039;t remember his name. When you are at the top of the food chain, you own what happens. Mr. Fuchida also led attacks on Australia and British Ceylon. I had a friend whose family spent the war in Manzanar near Bishop, Ca., one of the harshest places in America, so I&nbsp; heard that side of the story too. I shared the above account because this is where my father&#039;s old coin lead my memory train; I&#039;ll bet some of the other coins above have wonderful and happy connections.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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