000 unjustly incarcerated by the U.

we went up to the classroom in the Japanese American Cultural and Community Center to listen to learn about the key events of different veterans times in service.especially Japanese Americans.

So we know why the path is already paved for us.is to keep these stories alive.members of the Yonsei 30 team volunteered at the Veterans Memorial Court Alliances Spit and Polish event.

I connected with the true dedication shared amongst both the battalion and regiment.I first received the biography of the Ajitomi brothers.

I learned the purpose of the irrationality was for Miyoshi to enact what the enemy would look like when his comrades saw them.

and most importantly in honor of Masaru Taira.Hawaii and served America during World War II in the 100th Battalion and 442nd Regimental Combat Team.

right) shared the story of her uncle.From their sacrifice came our ability to buy houses.

He was posthumously awarded the Congressional Gold Medal on Nov.Two stories that impacted me greatly were those of David Miyoshi and Sam Fujinami.