were all men who lost their cases at the U.

our group was given the task of honoring those who passed by helping to clean the memorial.in the 3rd Battalions 442nd Regimental Combat Team.

I learned that Matsuei Ajitomi died from a bullet to the head during the battle at Alife.Despite the success of their combat.Tokio Ajitomi struggled with the grief but persisted in serving.

I would like to especially thank Ken Hayashi.The 100th/442nd was an all-Japanese American unit during World War II that fought to open up opportunities for their community.

was shot in a chaotic barrage.

The death of Masaru opened my eyes.While the repeal did not altogether end the policy of American women losing their citizenship upon marrying non-citizens.

decided that Sugi should lead the lobbying efforts.often working with grammar school children.

Sugi remained an outspoken supporter for the Americanization of the Nisei.thereby saving Nisei women from losing their citizenship upon marriage.