The 300-acre Kapiolani Park became a prison camp after the Japanese conquered Hawaii in 1942. Fletch Armitage was placed there along with a number of American POWs, and subjected to the Japanese policy of starvation and overwork. Out of necessity, the POWs had to scavenged the park's natural resources, eating whatever birds they could catch, and chopping down trees for firewood.
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