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Fighting fires on aircraft carrier Belleau
Wood after kamikaze attack on October 30, 1944. The carrier Franklin,
also hit by kamikaze, burns in background.
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About Project
This web site on Kamikaze Images started in 2004 as the final project for
my MA in Liberal Studies degree from Wesleyan University. My degree
concentration was Computerized Communications, so this final project
involved the creation of an academic web site. The following web pages
describe the process used to perform research and create this web site for
Kamikaze Images:
- Site Design - discusses organization,
hypertext, navigation, layout, color, and graphics
- Technology Use - provides examples of
how technology played a part in project research and web site design,
including JavaScript menu, cascading style sheets, site search, and
acquisition of source materials
- 2004 Japan Trip - gives highlights of
2004 trip to visit museums and to meet former kamikaze corps members
- Kamikaze Images and Friendship Dolls -
describes parallels in topics of my two web sites and similarities in
research methods used to create the sites
- Acknowledgments - gives recognition and
thanks to the many people and organizations who provided assistance for this
web site
- Photo Credits - lists sources of photos
used on this web site
- Future Plans - outlines plans for
additions to web site
- Webmaster - explains personal
reasons for interest in kamikaze and provides biographical information
- Final Project Paper (PDF file) -
describes process used to perform research and create web site
Recognition for Web Site
- 2005 Brockunier Prize from Wesleyan University for best writing and
reflection on a social studies topic
- Site of the Month in
March 2005 - Kyushu and Okinawa Studies
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