he earned the Merit Award in 2013 for coaching six sports teams.

to educate the public on mass incarceration of Japanese Americans during World War II comes due on March 1.The World War II Camp Wall (WWIICW) was on the April 22 Torrance City Council meeting agenda.

Councilmember Asam Sheikh mentioned that he met with Sahara many times.He emphasized the importance of proceeding with Phase 1.All names of those incarcerated should be included.

the project needs to add more space so that it will allow for growth.People of all colors fought for redress.

He mentioned that the names of those that are not of Japanese ancestry might be added at a future date.

99 million from the state as part of an upcoming delegation trip to Sacramento and also requested that the existing grant be extended to December 2026.The request was supported by the University of Hawaii Army ROTC program.

It stands as still another in a long line of testaments to the commitment of Japanese Americans willing to fight and die to preserve and protect the values of democracy and freedom for a country that had not returned their loyalty.These seven sons of Hawaii were just barely out of their teens in our UH ROTC program when their commitment to serve their country loyally as United States Army officers was questioned by that country solely because of their race.

Italy near Hill 140 during the Rome-Arno Campaign while attached to E Company.This is one way to maintain the connection with our past and keep the legacy alive.