#	Name	Comments (will be public)
10001	Anonymous
10002	chipot
10003	chipot patricia
10004	Richard CLOUTIER
10005	HOUDINET
10006	Jean Claude JOLY
10007	CHRISTOPHE	BruyÃ¨res (Vosges)
10008	Mitchell Fine	36th Division Association member
10009	Juerg Herzig	Just honor the barce action of the Nisei soldiers to free Europe.
10010	Sandra MATHIEU
10011	RENCKER Yvonne	devoir de mÃ©moire des habitants de BRUYERES
10012	John Oshiro
10013	Eric Terlinden	from Domptail - Vosges Thank You
10014	Smon Mathieu	from Domptail - Vosges Thank You
10015	irene melonas
10016	Anonymous
10017	CHENEL D	souvenir de mÃ©moire. Fontenay le Fleury France
10018	Anonymous
10019	Anonymous
10020	Pierre Haneuse	In memory of my friend Shinkishi Tajiri ... a true Yankee Samurai who died in Holland and fought during WWII in Europe to make it possible for our generations to live in peace. I fully support this petition.
10021	JR Vidourek	These brave men who served this country during WW11 deserve recognition. Despite our government deny their Civil rights, they chose to prove to be better Americans .Many of their families were still incarcerated behind barbed wire encampments. Would we be so brave & patriotic ttoday?
10022	Albert Akiyama
10023	Nicole Akiyama
10024	Jay Harrell
10025	Nina Akiyama
10026	Anonymous	I think the brave actions of these great American solders need to be known by the American people. We can all take pride in what all Americans have done to keep our county free.
10027	Deborah Appleton	My father was in the 442nd and a hero at that!
10028	Davie R Shields	I was raised in the Hood River Valley community in Oregon and attended school with children of Nisei vets and interns. This stamp will not undo the injustice of the incarceration and confiscation (through "mandated leasing") of Nisei personal property but will be an acknowledgement of gratitude for this dedicated unit of Japanese American servicemen.
10029	Debra Oyamada	I believe that the sacrifices of the 442nd should be honored by a stamp. This would help make those who are not aware of the
10030	John H. Bryan
10031	Merrill Komai
10032	Anonymous	BruyÃ¨res France Thanks
10033	Bruce D. Kjeldsen	During part of WWII, my Dad, Lt. Donald E. Kjeldsen, was chief of the ROTC program at Yale when he met Toshio Kono (Uncle" Tosh), who was teaching Japanese. Most of Toshios students were ROTC candidates. They became close and lifelong friends and Toshio and his wife Dorothy (Aunt Dot) became my godparents. They too were patriotic Americans.
10034	jessie holtsman
10035	Joel Taylor	If the Postal Service can honor The Simpsons with stamps, then surely they can honor veterans who served valiantly in a time of segregation and racism.
10036	Lilian Inai	The Nisei were in a unique position during WWII as their families were being treated as enemies yet they were willing to serve their country. As the niece of a veteran who received two purple hearts and a silver star, I urge you to create a stamp in the honor of these veterans. Thank you.
10037	Judy Kawamoto
10038	bruno marchal	pour le souvenir du sacrifice bruno marchal ,natif de bruyeres montrÃ©al canada
10039	Nancy Whiteside	On behalf of the Placer County Chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League, we support the issuance of a Japanese American WWII Veterans Commemorative Stamp. Though a large population of Japanese Americans in Placer County were interned during WWII, many brave and proud men serve in the armed forces. They are remembered each day by their families and loved ones left behind.
10040	Larry H.Sakai	I support the effort to have Japanese American WW II veterans honored with a stamp. My uncle was in the 442nd unit and was wounded in Italy. He walked with a limp all his life. Unfortunately, he passed away recently. I would have been nice if he could have lived to see such a stamp honor. As a veteran myself, I strongly support moving forward with this honor.
10041	Patricia Holcombe
10042	Lynne Morishita	I respectfully request that a commemorative postage stamp be issued soon honoring the contributions of the Japanese Americans (Nisei) who served in the U.S. Armed Forces during WWII. Thank you for your consideration.
10043	Mai Suzuki
10044	Emily Momohara
10045	Nakia Kashima
10046	Kiyoto Saisho
10047	Ellen Agcaoili
10048	Sonya Kuki	This is a honor well -deserved and should be fully carried out .
10049	Jerry J. Sakamoto	It is about time that all Americans become aware of the contributionsof Japanese Americans during World War II.
10050	Kerry Kunitomi Cababa	My grandmother had a gold star hanging in her barracks in Heart Mountain, Wyoming, and internment camp. Her 19 year old son, my uncle, Ted Fujioka, was killed in France after volunteering for the 442 in order to ensure a better life for his children and grandchildren in America. He was the first student body president and raised the flag at Heart Mountain High School before volunteering. He and others with similar stories DESERVE a stamp. They paid their dues with their blood and their honor.

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