#	Name	Comments (will be public)
9701	Brian Wagner	It is never inconvieniebnt to do the right thing..... Please carry forward
9702	Carrie Lew	I am proud to be a part of this important statement!
9703	Anonymous	The exemplary record of the Nisei WWII veterans extends far beyond the call of duty which represents the highest level of American patriotism. Their actions merit the swift issuance of a postage stamp in their honor.
9704	Pamela Koshio
9705	Daniel Stapel	This would be a small thank you to show our appreciation for their service to our Country while their families were unjustly put into internment camps. This wa a terrible thing tht was done to citizens. THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SERVICE BROTHERS.
9706	Josh Kellogg
9707	Larry M. Bitow
9708	SSG Howard K. Hodges	My uncle, Howard Hana, was Killed in Action, while with the 442nd in Italy. One comrade stayed in touch with his mother until her death several years ago and regularly sent flowers on her birthday and Xmas. That's the "Go For Broke" attitude that led these men to become the most decorated unit of its size during WWII.
9709	Madeleine Jen Kin	I wish to see a stamp that honors the efforts and patriotism so richly deserved by the Japanese Americans. Also...could someone help me to get involved in getting a historical marker to be placed at the Verdugo Golf Course (soon to be sold to developers), in Tujunga, Ca (tuna cyn)? thx
9710	Beverly Schmidt	I have long thought it a shame on America for incarcerating Japenese Americans because of Pearl Harbor. They should indeed be honored by having a stamp issued depicting their bravery and service. I also feel a stamp should be issued honoring the Navajo Code Talkers as well. All groups should be honored for their part in WWII.
9711	Iris Kim
9712	Brenda Kennedy
9713	Anonymous
9714	Anonymous
9715	Anonymous
9716	Anonymous	i have always been proud of the fact that my grandfather served in the 100th battalion...his is a dying generation, but the memory of that war, it's legacy, and repercussions lives on. stamp would be an amazing way to comemorate the Nisei soldiers.
9717	William Mihalik
9718	Tommy Munford
9719	Tommy(Asato) Munford
9720	Rosemarie Garman	This stamp is a well deserved and too long delayed honoring of the efforts of the Japanese American men and women who served the United States of America in WW2
9721	Christine Tanaka Keuer	Please this would be an incredible testament to the men and women of Japanese Descent that were some of the most loyal and courageous Americans that have served during WW2. My father and 2 uncles were in Europe together. The recruiters made my father say the oath twice because he was Japanese!! His Italian buddy did not!
9722	Anonymous
9723	Miguel Baez	It's a great honor and a priviledge to be a First Sergeant in the most decorated unit for it's size in the history of the U.S Army, the famed 100th Battalion/442d Infantry.
9724	marshall ozawa
9725	patricia bigler
9726	Kevin W. Cottrell	First I want to say Thank you to our Japanese-American World War 2 Veterans. These brave men fought and died for our country. They merit a stamp. I would like to have a coin made for them. Elvis and Bugs Bunny have a stamp. These men have gone for broke. Thank you for your service. Go for Broke.
9727	Randy Mametsuka
9728	travis aldous	thanks to all 442nd rct vets-you showed your patriotism and your love for this country despite the internemnt an incarceration of your families-thank you for yourservice in world war 2 and please know it is appreciated and will not be forgotten.
9729	Alfred E. Fujii	GO FOR BROKE
9730	Anonymous
9731	Eloise Mateling
9732	Karry Kiyonaga
9733	Jaynet Tagami	to remember my brother-in-law, the son of a Japanese immigrant, Yoshio Tagami, gave his life as solider from Wahiawa, Oahu, Hawaii, a member of the 442nd in WWII in France, during the rescue the lost Texas Battalion.
9734	Christopher
9735	Carol Adachi Kielty
9736	Anonymous
9737	Chiye Kiyonaga
9738	Lawrence K. Kiyonaga
9739	Sean Mizuno	Long overdue!!!
9740	R Docuyanan
9741	KL Chok	In honor of my in-laws, the Otsuji family - interned at Manzanar by EO 9066 (1942-1945); and uncles (Kiyonaga) born in Hawaii, serving in the 442nd regiment.
9742	Kathleen Ige-Funaki
9743	Sam Joo
9744	Al Mizuno
9745	roy h. kimizuka
9746	Randy Harr	I had the pleasure and honor to serve with the 100/ 442 for 12 years in the Army Reserve. My fellow Soldiers and I were all far too young to have served in WWII. However, several of my comrades were sons, grandsons, nephews and grand-nephews of 100th BN WWII veterans. On numerous occasions we had the distinct honor of meeting the veterans. These men are Heroes! The sacrifices these men made- on a regular basis- boggle the mind. The number of awards and Purple Hearts recieved by the men of this unit give some indication of the fierce fighting they endured. But listen to their stories, and you would be amazed. A stamp in their honor would be a small token of our nation's appreciation of their inspiring service to America! SGM Randy Harr
9747	roy otsuji
9748	C. S. Harr
9749	Evelyn Fujii Ericson	My father, Kenneth Yoshito Fujii served with distinction in World War II as a member of the 100th Infantry Battallion and the Military Intelligence Service.
9750	Anonymous

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