A delegation of more than 40 Torrance residents.

”His service and that of countless Japanese Americans in the Korean War earned the moniker of the “Forgotten War.“You must endure hardship to succeed.

He became a three-time commander of the Kazuo Masuda Memorial VFW Post 3670 in Orange County and was a charter officer of the Japanese American Korean War Veterans organization.like many others of his generation.Norio found himself diverted from Okinawa and assigned to the 865th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Automatic Weapons Self-Propelled Unit at Camp Haugen in Hachinohe.

Army under honorable discharge.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.or for more details about how you can help.

umbrellas and cabanas in open-space areas.The developer has said that there will be significant and unavoidable impacts to noise and air quality during the project’s construction and this is very troubling to us.

known as the Fourth Central Project.The project is being met with concern from long-time businesses and residents who are concerned about the potential impacts on traffic.