significantly impacting the war’s outcome and the future of Japanese Americans in the U.

000 people of Japanese heritage forced into Americas concentration camps.Harold asked what the parade was for.

and the remainder werent allowed to become naturalized citizens by law.So while their families were put in ‘internment camps they volunteered to serve.I had the honor to write and perform a song and dedicate it to the three guys on my block who were part of the 442nd.

Komatsu told him he had just returned from a trip to France.which went undiscovered until he was in his late teens or early 20s.

Seeing how they not only looked forward to re-establish their lives but strived to build better lives for their children impressed Harold.

he read and heard first-hand accounts about the 100th/442nds accomplishments as the most decorated unit of its size and length of service in U.Rather it is the policies enacted by the administrations that affect the economy and stock market.

it is predicted the House and Senate will work out a deal to keep the government funded.Both groups would have delayed paychecks.

iiiEssential services such as the U.An ideal solution for investment portfolios to weather uncertainty is to reduce concentration risk through diversification.