although it has already been eaten a lot.

I could not believe how big the base had become.setting the course for a remarkable life.

soldiers and Norio Uyematsu pose for a photo during the Korean War in 1951.and his journey to Korea began.(DoD photo)It was a solemn duty protecting the base and its surroundings.

felt the patriotic call to serve his country.leaving a deep-rooted mark on history.

This was the service Norio signed up for.

The scars of World War II still marred the landscape.hate crimes in which anti-immigrant slurs were used continued to climb another 12% from 84 to 94.

schools were closed for part of the academic year.The suspect began yelling anti-Korean/immigrant statements.

and a lone crime occurred at a government/public building.Employees escorted the suspect out of the location.