Select group members discuss the sociological and cultural pulse of the early 1970s.

for providing Yonsei 30 the opportunity to help give back to our veterans who fought for the future we now have.These monuments have names engraved of all of the past Japanese American veterans who will be honored for their service and sacrifice.

Masaru died in his brothers arms.After Lindas journey of searching for her familys story and finding more about her uncles passing.our Japanese American community.

All of the veterans shared that they felt as if the title of hero was not deserved.Miyoshi requested to complete his last year of college.

friend: What was the most important thing taken away from your time in service?Sam responded by saying he respected the various stories that each of his comrades shared.

After the veterans shared their personal stories.I am honored to attend the 80th anniversary of D-Day and pay tribute to those who served and made the ultimate sacrifice on the beaches of Normandy.

she introduced the Parity for Native Hawaiian Veterans Act.servicemembers stationed in Europe.

changing the course of history.the bill would eliminate copays for Native Hawaiian veterans for care received through the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and would enable Native Hawaiian Health Care Systems to seek direct reimbursement from the VA for care provided to Native Hawaiian veterans.