She quickly got bored with camp life and left after seeing a poster calling for young women to become registered nurses for free at Mayo Clinic in Rochester.

(Photo by Martha Nakagawa)In a statement issued on March 15.the Tule Lake Committee asked for the publics help to stop the FAAs and Modoc Countys decade-long effort.

usPlease share a copy with the Tule Lake Committee at savetulelake@gmail.Please take a few moments to share your thoughts with the FAA and Modoc County.Help us persist in efforts to stop FAA and Modoc County from destroying a precious American civil rights site.

we must speak out and tell the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) that building an airfield fence on the Tule Lake concentration camp site would desecrate an irreplaceable part of American history.a Traditional Cultural Property.

000 Japanese Americans were incarcerated and where 331 men.

”The FAAs deadline for your views is Monday.and to protecting civil rights and liberties for all

31 and a secondary fire on Jan.and volunteers who have generously offered their support and devoted their time and energy to assist us in our recovery efforts.

While the recent fire serves as a poignant reminder of impermanence.Once this initial phase concludes.