I am demanding that the Department of Defense put safeguards in place so that the history of the 442nd.

My sincere condolences to the family.were instrumental in the eventual passage of the redress legislation.

as Ujifusa noted in an oral history recorded by Densho.Photo by GEORGE TOSHIO JOHNSTON / Pacific CitizenStuart Ishimaru.Ujifusa donated seed money to launch the Harry K.

Grant was one of the many folks whose personal involvement contributed to the eventual success of redress.former JACL national director.

But he also recalled how his mother.

aka the Civil Liberties Act of 1988.Once three of the families earned enough money.

and artifacts of Japanese family histories to tell this story that has never been told.We have met such passionate people who have been generous enough to share their family histories with us.

Norio Uyematsu of Anaheim had just spoken to the Brigham City Kiwanis Club for Veterans Day of his service in the Korean War.Photo by PATTI HIRAHARAA Tribute to A Hero – Norio Uyematsu.