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9751 David M. Yoshioka
9752 Bob Takei, Jr.Heartfelt thanks and gratitude to the Nisei veterans who fought and died for my freedom.
9753 Stan K. Ishizaki
9754 Stephanie Shimizu
9755 Tracey Sugihara
9756 Michael Okuma
9757 Mary GraybillWhat these men and women did for a country that did not treat them or their families with respect was above and beyond bravery and sacrifice. Widespread public recognition is long overdue.
9758 allan wolf
9759 shannon mcgrath
9760 Anonymous
9761 peter l. salamunovichPlease issue this stamp honoring the Japanese Americans who served in the U.S. Armed Forces during WWll, ASAP!!!! It is way overdue. Thank you.
9762 anne salamunovichIt seems that there is a stamp for everything, why not have one for these fine HEROS. GOD BLESS THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
9763 Steve N. Harada
9764 Reginald ChunHeroism is universal and common to the Nisei Soldier. Please honor our heritage and their sacrifice for us all. Their dedication in the face of adversity gives us courage today.
9765 Bruce Miyagishima
9766 Sandra
9767 William J. RobinsonAs a graduate of a high school in 1942 of which 33% were Japanese/Americans interned during our senior year, and of whom five of my friends died in the 100th/442nd Regimental Combat Team and a veteran myself of the 390th Air Corps Bombardment Group (H) with 26 combat missions, I wholeheartedly endorse the necessity of a Postal Stamp to credit the achievement of the 100th/442nd Regimental Combat Team.
9768 Loren Yoshinaga
9769 Wendy Stanfield
9770 Anonymous
9771 Wayne R. Stanfield
9772 Sharon Tanaka
9773 Anonymous
9774 Judy WarrenThey deserve this!
9775 luci naka
9776 Melanie Merry
9777 Anonymous
9778 John F BartschererThis stamp was earned perhaps more so than any other people in American history the Japanese American WWII Veterans earned in sacrifice our nations eternal appreciation.
9779 Dan StapelI am a veteran of the Vietnam War. We as a group were not supported by the general public during the war. I cannot even contemplate how hard it must have been for the Nesei to fight for our country while their parents and relatives were unjustly imprisioned in concentration camps in the USA. Let us now show our appreciation and respect for those who showed what it means to be American. 'GO FOR BROKE'
9780 Susan JohnsonMy father, a nisei (passed away July 2006), served in WWII over in Europe with the 442nd would be proud to have a stamp honoring the brave men who served their country with dignity and honor and life.
9781 Lisa TsujimotoThis is only a small token of honor for men who so freely gave everything for their country. It also makes a statement to the world that decisions made based on a man's ethnicity instead of on his character do not take our fear away.
9782 George Nobori
9783 thomas okazakiTHE NISEI VETS DESERVE RECOGNITION IN ALL AREAS OF SOCIETY, TO SAY THE LEAST, A STAMP IS A GESTURE WHICH I FEEL WOULD BRING SOME RECOGNITION TO THEIR(VETS)GREAT CONTRIBUTION TO AMERICAN SOCIETY, FURTHER MORE, I AM PROUD TO BE THE SON OF A WWII VET AND PROUD TO BE THIRD GENERATION SANSEI. I RECENTLY ATTENDED A DEDICATION IN SEATTLE AT THE VFW HALL AND I MET SOME NISEI VETS. I AM FROM NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. I ALSO HONOR THE TULE LAKE GROUP, AS I FEEL THAT THEY ALSO STOOD UP FOR AMERICAN FREEDOM AND MY RIGHTS. MY GRANDFATHER WAS INTERNED AT SANTA FE AS AN ENEMY ALIEN, A GROSS VIOLATION OF MY GRANDFATHERS RIGHTS. MA FATHER WENT TO MANZANAR AND OUR FAMILY WAS NEVER THE SAME.
9784 Thomas L. SandbakkenThese exemplary Veterans deserve to be honoured as much, if not more so, than every other individual or group that has been recognized in the past by the commemoration of a US Postal Stamp recognizing their selfless sacrifice to a country that should forever remian indebted to their many accomplishments and sacrifices.
9785 AnonymousThe commemorative stamp will be a significant gesture of gratitude to these brave Americans who were persecuted by their own government yet were magnanimous enough to serve this country.
9786 Durand Doi