‘They have no idea of democracy and freedom.

Inouye to the AAPI veterans of today were also removed.nor negate the work of organizations preserving their legacy.

These pages are part of the broader story of the Asian American and Pacific Islander participation in our military.The Japanese American Citizens League issued the following statement last week: JACL is deeply alarmed and disappointed by the removal of webpages honoring the history and accomplishments of the 100th Infantry Battalion.In the face of the unjust incarceration of their family members.

Thousands of pages on the Army website honoring contributions by women and people of color have also been removed.And I say this as somebody who led a combat platoon in Afghanistan that was probably the most diverse platoon that you could possibly imagine.

Thank you to everyone who responded quickly to the petition! Over 2.

as well as the Army Nurse Corps and Womens Army Corps.we will cultivate new opportunities for our citizens to learn.

The Oshu delegation visited several sites in Torrance.the hometown of pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto.

and economic advancements for both cities.Im very happy to join in the signing of this friendship city agreement today.