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Davenport, Ben (Interviewer)

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Bergin, Ronald

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2009-05-03

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Ronald Bergin enlisted into the Navy in the year of 1944. He was to be sent to Japan for the Occupation, but his company was instead sent to Guam. He describes the condition of the camps in Guam and the how their camp was used to test President Truman's idea for integration between blacks and whites.

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Veterans History Project collection, (RHC-27)

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