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. 2021 Dec 20;17(1):1–42. doi: 10.1007/s11457-021-09318-9

Table 6.

Articulated intended contributions of War in the Pacific (Information from McKinnon 2018; CNMI Heritage 2019; McKinnon et al. 2019)

Beneficiary Category Contribution
Community Cultural Explore conflict as shared cultural heritage
Provide opportunity for generational knowledge transmission
Present participants with a challenge coin as a token of completion
Social Re-integrate Pacific Islander veterans into a sociocultural position of authority regarding the history of war on their islands
Economic Pay discussion leaders for both the training sessions and the discussion sessions
Educational Help the community gain a meaningful, relevant understanding of war as a shared human experience
Provide discussion materials in print and online
Heritage Decolonization of history Understand the under studied Spanish-Chamorro Wars, specifically how indigenous people resisted and negotiated with colonial powers