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From the article: "Salvador B. Castro (born 1946) is an American educator and activist. ... Around 1956, while still a student at LACC, he got his first job in the educational field, as an assistant playground director in Echo Park."
He was a student at LACC when he was only ten years old? And in the military before that?
I'm confused. Can someone straighten this out?
= I forgot to sign my previous comment. -- Tkynerd 14:11, 24 May 2006 (UTC)
From the interview: "Before I went into the Army, the very last job I had was working at the Bullocks Store downtown [...] "1955 or 1956. I worked as a stock boy". Assuming he was drafted at 18, 1956 minus 18 would give the year 1938, which is more reasonable, I suppose. That means his father was repatriated during the " Repatriation Movement", rather than during WB.-- Rockero 17:18, 24 May 2006 (UTC)
He was removed from the category with the edit summary "(remove Castro, Sal (article specifically states he didn't serve in the Korean War)". The article states that he didn't see combat, but he is still a Korean War-era veteran. Usually veterans are classified by the era in which they served. Or am I wrong about this?-- Rockero 17:07, 24 May 2006 (UTC)
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From the article: "Salvador B. Castro (born 1946) is an American educator and activist. ... Around 1956, while still a student at LACC, he got his first job in the educational field, as an assistant playground director in Echo Park."
He was a student at LACC when he was only ten years old? And in the military before that?
I'm confused. Can someone straighten this out?
= I forgot to sign my previous comment. -- Tkynerd 14:11, 24 May 2006 (UTC)
From the interview: "Before I went into the Army, the very last job I had was working at the Bullocks Store downtown [...] "1955 or 1956. I worked as a stock boy". Assuming he was drafted at 18, 1956 minus 18 would give the year 1938, which is more reasonable, I suppose. That means his father was repatriated during the " Repatriation Movement", rather than during WB.-- Rockero 17:18, 24 May 2006 (UTC)
He was removed from the category with the edit summary "(remove Castro, Sal (article specifically states he didn't serve in the Korean War)". The article states that he didn't see combat, but he is still a Korean War-era veteran. Usually veterans are classified by the era in which they served. Or am I wrong about this?-- Rockero 17:07, 24 May 2006 (UTC)
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