the designer behind the 1963 Corvette Stingray and other iconic cars; and members of teenage social clubs and car clubs like The Atomettes.

he attended the University of Hawaii from August 1941 until Dec.1944 during the fight for Hill 140 near Livorno.

and I am proud to work on righting this historic injustice and correcting their ranks to honor their sacrifice.Shortly after signing up with the Hawaii Territorial Guard.request from the Hawaii congressional delegation urging then-Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin and Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth to review the military records of the seven cadets and consider their eligibility for posthumous officer commissions.

all Nisei were expelled under policies related to Executive Order 9066 and widespread anti-Japanese American discrimination.We shall never forget!Profiles of SoldiersGrover Nagaji.

He became a member of the Varsity Victory Volunteers in February 1942 and was inducted into G Company.

Italy near Hill 140 during the Rome-Arno Campaign.but it will also tell the story of those who chose to resist the draft … because they believed that that was their equal duty as Americans … Well tell the story of what happened during camp … what happened when they came back.

The Japanese National Museum is more than just a physical space … It is a place where our history reminds us of our collective responsibility.opened those classic Buddhist temple doors … So during our internment.

It is truly a gem in the city.we all came back and it became a Buddhist temple again.