Talk:Camp Savage

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1. Elkman's clarifications are untrue - the Japanese language was not being taught only to Nisei.
2. Elkman's unabbreviation of MIS failed to replace the indefinite article 'an' with 'a'.
3. If the memorial sign is gone, that should be discussed and a new photo submitted. -meccaneer 04:53, 2 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]