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While he was visiting 3 relocation camps (Heart Mountain in Wyoming, Minidoka in Idaho, & Topaz, Utah), Ben Kuroki became a celebrity among the younger Nisei internees, who were as captivated by Air Corps flyers as the rest of America

Some of the older Nisei and immigrant Japanese had far different feelings. War Relocation Authority photo. Courtesy Ben Kuroki & National Archives & ... Read more

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"Is that at right angles?" questions T. T. Aakhus of Takaro Nakae in a drawing class; 1944 Cornhusker, UNL Yearbook

Courtesy University of Nebraska Libraries, Archives and Special Collections

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Roy Deguchi (bottom row, center) was a member of R.O.T.C. Company E at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln; 1944 Cornhusker, UNL Yearbook

Courtesy University of Nebraska Libraries, Archives and Special Collections

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Six-year-old war orphan with Buchenwald badge on his sleeve, June 19, 1945

Courtesy National Archives & Records Administration, 531302

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Berlin, Germany, 28 June, 1947; Nebraskan Justice E. F. Carter (second from left) is one of 3 judges on the right receiving letter of appointment for the 5th Military Tribunal, Nuremberg

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Mission map for the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, August 6 & August 9, 1945. Kokura is included because it was original target for August 9. However, weather obscured visibility, so Nagasaki was chosen as backup.

Courtesy Wikimedia Commons

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Battered religious figures stand watch on a hill above a tattered valley in Nagasaki, Japan; September 24, 1945, six weeks after the city was destroyed by the world’s second atomic bomb attack

Courtesy National Archives & Records Administration

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V-J Day, August 16, 1945. "On Farnam between Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets (in Omaha). . . the jitterbugs had a field day. On the first bus (back) from the Martin-Nebraska Plant . . . a cheer for victory."

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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On Nebraska’s western border are a number of missile silos housing atomic warheadsready to be fired at a moment’s notice; 44th Missile Wing

Courtesy National Park Service

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"New York Times" reports Sputnik’s Launch, October 4, 1957

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Nebraska Senator Hugh Butler; In 1950, supported McCarthy

Courtesy U.S. Congress

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Nebraska Senator Roman Hruska; In 1954, supported McCarthy

Courtesy U.S. Congress

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An early Atlas missile raised out of its silo near Beatrice. The missile is fueled and ready for launch.

Courtesy U.S. Air Force

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One of the Behlen buildings that survived the atomic bomb at Operation Cue. This building was on display at the Nebraska State Fair in 1955.

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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Artist’s rendition of temporary basement fallout shelter, 1957

Courtesy National Archives & Records Administration, NWDNS-311-D-14(1)

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Roberts Dairy Farm, May 1968

Feed in the silo in the background was protected from fallout as long as the silo remained undamaged.Courtesy U.S. Army, National Archives & Records Administration

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Roberts Dairy Farm, May 1968

Below the Roberts Dairy farm near Elkhorm was a fallout shelter for cattle.Courtesy U.S. Army, National Archives & Records Administration

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"Cornhusker State" license plate, 1969

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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"Beef State" license plate, 1956

Courtesy History Nebraska, RG2608-1265

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President Harry S. Truman (center) with national officers of Future Farmers of America, June 18, 1946

Courtesy Truman Library 59-528

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