The Wayside Exhibit "Invasion Confronted" is a must-visit point of interest in North Dakota's national parks. This exhibit highlights the unique history of the state during World War II when Japanese and German prisoners of war were held in North Dakota.

Visitors to the exhibit can learn about the experiences of the prisoners of war and the local communities that interacted with them. The wayside exhibit features historical images and informative text panels that detail the internment camps and the impact that the prisoners had on the local community.

One unique aspect of the "Invasion Confronted" exhibit is that it offers visitors a chance to learn about a lesser-known aspect of World War II history. Many people are unaware of the internment of prisoners of war in North Dakota, and this exhibit provides a valuable educational opportunity.

Overall, the "Invasion Confronted" wayside exhibit is an excellent destination for individuals interested in history and those looking to deepen their understanding of the impact of World War II on the United States. Visitors can gain insight into the experiences of prisoners of war and learn about the unique role that North Dakota played during the war.