Presenters varied from Joyce Okazaki.

It is painful to see cement artifacts still lying on the ground near the backfilled hole from which the monument was removed.for information about the removal to be made public.

Transparency is the basis for building trust and preventing future mishaps.We call for the following:Community Archaeology: Carry out a community archaeology project modeled after those pioneered by the National Park Service unit at Manzanar.Minidoka Pilgrimage Planning Committee past co-chairMary M.

the story that the Wakasa memorial stone is telling is under threat.and to partner with the WMC on community education and engagement.

ceremony or the participation of the Japanese American community.

Forest Service archaeologistJames E.He was killed in action on June 26.

Their perseverance in proving that loyalty as volunteer enlisted soldiers led to their ultimate sacrifice far from their home on the battlefields of Italy and France.3nd BNof the 442nd RCT on March 25.

Born in Wailuku on Maui in 1923.The request was supported by the University of Hawaii Army ROTC program.