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Confinement and Ethnicity:
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An Overview of World War II
Japanese American Relocation Sites
by J. Burton, M. Farrell, F. Lord, and R. Lord
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Chapter 15 (continued)
Additional War Relocation Authority Facilities
Cow Creek, Death Valley, California
![Cow Creek CCC Camp, 1939](images/figure15.13t.jpg)
Figure 15.13. Cow Creek CCC Camp, 1939.
(adapted from Greene 1988)
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![Unloading supplies at Cow Creek](images/figure15.14.jpg)
Figure 15.14. Unloading supplies at Cow Creek.
(Special Collections, University of California, Los Angeles)
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Figure 15.15. Cow Creek during Japanese American internment.
(Special Collections, University of California, Los Angeles)
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![Military police officer and T.R. Goodwin](images/figure15.16.jpg)
Figure 15.16. Military police officer (note pre-WW II lace-up boots) and T.R. Goodwin,
superintendent of Death Valley National Monument.
(Special Collections, University of California, Los Angeles)
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![Fire-fighting equipment brought to Cow Creek from Manzanar](images/figure15.17.jpg)
Figure 15.17. Fire-fighting equipment brought to Cow Creek from Manzanar.
(Special Collections, University of California, Los Angeles)
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