Memorandum to the Assistant Secretary of War from the Commanding General, U.S. Army Hawaiian Department dated December 15, 1942
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Memo on the subject of military government in Hawaii. Discusses the situation on Oahu and its military importance; that many functions consistent with security be returned to the Territory of Hawaii and federal agencies; that martial law be continued with the Commanding General holding responsibility for what functions can be returned to civil authorities and the courts; and states the opinion that decisions cannot wisely be made in Washington by persons unfamiliar with local conditions. Note: This document's enclosure can be found in Folder 2, Item 3 ("Draft Proclamation by the Military Governor of Hawaii submitted December 14, 1942").
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