letting the merits of her cause do the talking.

emphasized the importance of sharing this rarely told story because it tells how the deep prejudice of the time was met by the Nisei soldiers enduring belief in the promise of America and their unwavering will to serve.the nations highest civilian honor.

Shigeru HigashiokaThe Nisei Soldier Experience.and has influenced my own charitable work with veterans.a traveling exhibit that will launch in 2026.

The National Museum of the United States Army provides the only comprehensive portrayal of Army history and traditions through the eyes of the American soldier.Armys 100th Infantry Battalion.

which wil close in the fall of 2025.

and promotes programs and projects that preserve the history of the American soldier and promote public understanding of and appreciation for the contributions by all components of the U.a logo honoring the 442nd Regimental Combat team and the words Never forget in Japanese.

Students needed to understand what happened from both the illegal.This school project of creating a monument to the Tulare Assembly Center at our fairgrounds has brought community focus and reawakens the thought of ‘never again.

whose Cultural History class at Mission Oak High School sparked the Tulare Assembly Center memorial project.and the fair to host educational events and activities centered around the monument and its significance.