and the Dodgers ended the evening with a thrilling

This not only impressed Harold but these memories would later inspire him to write the words and music to honor these veterans.The third man was Frank Fukuzawa.

referring to them as role models.and that other Japanese Americans served in the Pacific Theatre as interpreters and interrogators in the Military Intelligence Service.Imagine Harolds surprise hearing this story of strife and perseverance about the people he already held in such high regard.

Harold described as the nicest unconditionally helpful people.They even named a street honoring them.

Rue du 442eme Regiment Americain DInfanterie or Rue de 442nd Regimental Combat Team.

Thinking over the words he wrote.The height requirement was subsequently waived.

An executive order was then issued requiring Secret Service protection of candidates and nominees for the offices of president and vice president.His counselors discouraged him from doing so as he did not meet the 59 height requirement of most local and federal law enforcement agencies.

my favorite TV shows were ‘Dragnet and ‘FBI.I did not protect the person for who they were.