#	Name	Comments (will be public)
101	EDWARD Y NAKAMURA
102	Nancy Bellin	This is such a deserving petition. It would bring an awareness and late appreciation of just what heroes these men were. I was in the camps when many were volunteering out of the camps to go defind the very nation that had incarcerated the young men. We should all do whatever we can to right the injustice and commend the men who fought so valiantly for our country.
103	David L. Beaver
104	Sheryl Roehl
105	Wilson Lin	It is altogether too easy to overlook the magnificent contributions that many segments of our armed forces have provided over the years. Let us not make the same mistake here.
106	Davin Fong
107	Monique Nakagawa
108	Michael Takada
109	Richard M. Yamada
110	Christine Takada
111	MArlene Elbin	IT would be fitting to honor those who far too many are unfamiliar with. Their special service and scaricfices for a country that was hostile to them at the time is a great example to everyone.
112	Christopher Iijima
113	Amy M
114	Kristy Kubota
115	Stacy Tamori-Kim
116	A H Nishikawa	This recognition and acknowledgement the contributions of AJA soldiers in WWII is overdue.
117	Sheldon Arakaki	This is another good way to educate the country about of community's history.
118	Mark Ogata
119	Jean Bauer
120	Karen North
121	aryani ong
122	Roy T. Iwata
123	James
124	Colleen Fukui-Sketchley	My Great Uncle was killed in action during WWII. He served as a medic and was attached to the 442nd RCT. He served this country during a time when we needed it most...and at this same time, his entire family was kept behind bars until the war was over. To honor the Nisei who served in WWII is cruial. Please consider making this a reality now. Thank you!
125	Modesty Sayori Delaney
126	Julia Takada
127	Melissa Tanouye
128	Anonymous
129	Marleen Wallingford	Nissei World War II veterans served their country during a very difficult time for Japanese Americans. Even as many of their families were incarcerated in relocation centers, these men were willing to go to war to fight for freedom.
130	Robert Minoru Nakamura	I am a retired U.S Army officer. I served two tours in Vietnam, and the Nisei soldiers of WWII were my inspiration as well as the Nisei soldiers who served during the Korean War.
131	Lisa Fujikawa
132	Anonymous
133	Rose	Considering the number of Nisei that live in the United States....it seems to be a "win-win" situation for the US Postal Service. You make a large population of U.S. Citizens proud and you sell more stamps.
134	Richard Kinoshita	Long overdue!
135	Ronald Ota	Please honor my father, who served (and survived) in WWII. He was in Co. D of the 100th Battallion.
136	Sei Tokuda
137	Susan	This stamp is overdue!
138	Ichiro Takehara
139	"Sharon Harada
140	jennifer white
141	Aileen Connett
142	Christine F. DeRosa	Approval and issuance of this stamp would be a small, but visible way to honor the sacrifices and contributions of this small group of Americans.
143	Anonymous
144	Susan Tamai	This will truly be a commemoration to the WWII Nisei veterans --- Have your friends & contacts sign the petition too...
145	Linda A. Moore
146	Laura Kiyomi Takada
147	Paul Uyehara	The sooner, the better. Many of these vets have passed already.
148	Alicia Yamada	I strongly endorse this petition.
149	Gary N. Mayeda	I believe that it is the honorable thing to do. I would use tons of these stamps.
150	Doreen Asako Davis	A stamp honoring the brave soldiers of the 100th/442nd battalion is long overdue. The circumstances of our Japanese-American soldiers' service were particularly poignant in that they and their families were treated dismally at home, yet they laid down their lives to protect the very country that rejected them. It is a tragedy that the majority of these brave men will not live to see themselves honored with a U.S. postage stamp - 2 of my uncles and 2 friends' fathers among them. One of my uncles, who has been active with the survivors of the 442nd, is now blind so he, too, won't be able to see the stamp. The time is long passed to honor these heros nationally!!

Help WWII Vets Campaign - The Nisei Commemorative Stamp