members of the Yonsei 30 team volunteered at the Veterans Memorial Court Alliances Spit and Polish event.

As we moved on through the day.I am fortunate to have learned about the Ajitomi brothers story because it showed the importance of family through rigorous times.

I was unable to fathom the humiliation and anger as a result of social inequities in everyday discrimination.resulting in his first assignment on a ship set to sea.I also have siblings so to hear about their emotional story really connected me to their legacy.

Sam discovered respect for his colleagues through the stories about individual sacrifices in various parts of their lives for the same purpose.our group was given the task of honoring those who passed by helping to clean the memorial.

in the 3rd Battalions 442nd Regimental Combat Team.

I learned that Matsuei Ajitomi died from a bullet to the head during the battle at Alife.Noting he hadnt seen Harry in a while.

Harry explained that while in the Army.enjoying the confidence that he would keep their rides road-ready.

his regiment liberated the town of Bruyeres.Harold Payne became very familiar with three Japanese American men who were well-known and respected in his neighborhood.