Overview Over 6,000 Japanese Americans worked for the Military Intelligence Service (MIS) during World War II in every combat theater. The MIS is credited with shortening the war by virtue of the intelligence their translations afforded the army. After World War II, MIS veterans met to organize a veterans’ club. The Military Intelligence Service Language Associates was formed in 1946, with Masaji Marumoto as its first president. It was later renamed the Military Intelligence Service Veterans. Since...