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Sharon Dunbar: Trailblazing through adversity

Veteran Sharon Dunbar served for 32 years, becoming one of the highest ranking female Asian Americans in the Air Force. Here is her story. ....

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Hiroshi Miyamura: American Hero - VAntage Point

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Hiroshi Miyamura: American Hero
Army Veteran Hiroshi Miyamura is the second Japanese American to receive the Medal of Honor. His award was classified by the Army for 28 months while Miyamura was held by North Korean forces as a prisoner of war during the Korean War.
When the United States entered World War II, Hiroshi “Hershey” Miyamura was eager to join the military, but he was denied, following Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor. Born in Gallup, New Mexico, to Japanese immigrants, Miyamura was deemed ineligible to serve and given a 4C “enemy alien” status because of his ancestry. It was only in 1945 that the exclusionary policy placed on Japanese Americans was lifted. Immediately, Miyamura volunteered for the 442nd Infantry Regiment, which was composed entirely of second-generation Japanese Americans. However, five days before he was due to arrive in Italy, the war ended. ....

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Don Seki: Japanese American War Hero - VAntage Point

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Don Seki: Japanese American War Hero
Don Seki served as a member of the 442nd Regiment, a unit of Japanese American soldiers, during World War II.
Born in December 1922, Noboru “Don” Seki grew up in the Manoa Valley in Honolulu, where his parents worked as farmers on a sugar plantation. He was the youngest son and grew up barefoot; his family was at the bottom of the plantation economy. At the time, two of every five Hawaiians were Japanese American, and discrimination against Japanese American citizens was not as prevalent as it was on the mainland.
When Seki was 17, his parents moved back to Japan. Seki, however, stayed behind. On Dec. 7, 1941, only three days after they said their goodbyes, the attack on Pearl Harbor occurred. Life as he knew it changed forever and Seki would not see his parents again until 1947. ....

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