in oakland, the 100th boarded a train to their final destination, camp mccoy, wisconsin. immediately following their arrival to camp mccoy many of the nisei felt animosity and distrust from fellow soldiers and military and political leaders. the 100th was quartered in tents, four soldiers per tent, which contained a bunk bed, blanket, towels, and backpack. it would be several months until the nisei moved into military barracks. eventually soldiers were permanently placed into military units, such as companies a through e, and pushed through physical, marksmanship, and tactical training.