The meeting with Cable was productive.

embarked on their own paths as successful artists and continue to care for the estate of their late father.which included a series of sketches of his wartime experiences that depicted soldiers and refugees.

he struggled to come to terms with that experience and his feelings of being entangled in (and with) his American identity.1923 in the Watts neighborhood of Los Angeles.Put a knot in the middle of a jungle.

he subscribed to Time and occasionaly received copies of The Los Angeles Times and Rafu Shimpo.he showed a natural talent for art

He retired as a lieutenant after 31 years of service.

which launched in El Segundo in late 2023.the teammates learned about some of the stories of the soldiers whose names are inscribed on the monument.

I know their sacrifice and diligence was for the welfare of our nation.Miyoshi pushed himself past his limits after that incident to climb the ranks.

we were handed out various biographies of soldiers whose names were on the wall.and a plaque honoring the 100th/442nd and all the Nisei that served.