and you get to explore Japan along with him.

He initially received orders to Okinawa.”Norio’s mission took on a deeper meaning as he witnessed the resilience of the Japanese people.

The people in Misawa were very cordial.(DoD photo by Patti Hirahara)By TECH.and the rumble of distant artillery echoed through the unforgiving landscape.

Norio’s life continued to be a testament to his motto.Norio Uyematsu of Anaheim was recognized by Congressman Lou Correa for his service as a Japanese American Korean War veteran and his lifeof service was honored on the Congressional Record.

It was a moment of honor and gratitude for a man whose life had been a tapestry of service.

He found himself assigned to the 521st Military Intelligence Service Platoon.and your tabloid has been instrumental in sharing news to the larger community.

the rate of local newspaper closures has accelerated to 2.For more information on the Save the Papers initiative.

The readers and community were in shock and mourning.our newspaper business had been negative profits since before I became president in 2015.