Pitre and McCarthy since 2002.

I am even more distressed by the ‘leg-dragging by the Postal Dept.Consider also printing out and attaching a Rafu article like this one to help explain the importance of the Nisei veteran legacy.

who rallied us in support of a little stamp.…The resilience and determination of Japanese American service members who fought during World War II embody the best of the American spirit.children of immigrants who came from Japan during the early 1900s.

although they served their country with valor beyond description.and first trained as a 100th/442nd replacement soldier before being sent to serve with the MIS.

The 100th/442nds motto was Go For Broke.

though it sadly will soon be gone.Veteran educator Tyson Emborg of Highlands Ranch.

shopped in area stores and visited other nearby landmarks.the workshops allow educators to experience the power of place to learn about the wartime incarceration of Japanese Americans.

Participants will work with Heart Mountain staff members and an expert team of outside faculty members.is the programs master teacher.