1942 Mobile Camp for Japanese-American Farm Workers in Oregon

A mobile camp in Nyssa, Oregon, operates in July 1942, serving farmers and Japanese-American laborers. The Farm Security Administration manages the camp, facilitating the transportation of workers by truck. This arrangement illustrates agricultural labor practices during World War II, reflecting the significant role of these workers in U.S. agriculture.

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