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courtesy of National Museum of American HistoryNorio Uyematsu reflecting on seeing his donation that will now honor the Japanese American Korean War veterans story at the Smithsonian.His sentimental journey to Misawa Air Base in Japan in 2023 was published in the Graybeards November-December 2023 magazine issue by the Korean War Veterans Association as a featured article.

The story of his donation was published on the front page of The Orange County Register on Feb.and he is surprised and touched that people say that to him to this day for what he did to serve his country as a member of the U.along with other post JA Korean War and VFW memorabilia from his activities with the JAKWV and the Kazuo Masuda Memorial VFW Post 3670 to the Smithsonian National Museum of American Historys Military History Collection on Feb.

Korean War veteran Norio Uyematsu was the only Japanese American veteran in attendance.and the Japanese American Citizens League.

The 93-year-old was the only veteran to be a supporter of the Smithsonian National Museum of American Historys Day of Remembrance program on Feb.

by the response he received on social media and by mail.trends and issues related to China and its relationship with the U.

Osaki served as senior vice president and chief communications officer.Glenn Osaki has vital experience working between the U.

I will strive to deepen its service to students and engagement with industry.-China Institute plays in advancing mutual understanding between these two nations has never been more important.