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1. 10201
   Name: SHARON FUJIMOTO on Jun 22, 2010

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2. 10202
   Name: Cynthia T Perkins on Jun 22, 2010

   Comments (will be public): Our family is still fortunate to have our dad with us. He served in WWII, in the Army. He would be so proud to have his Nisei generation so honored.

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3. 10203
   Name: Neil Fujiwara on Jun 22, 2010

   Comments (will be public): For Narihiko Noguchi and Kei Noguchi.

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4. 10204
   Name: Glenn Kasai on Jun 22, 2010

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5. 10205
   Name: Sharon Kasai on Jun 22, 2010

   Comments (will be public): its about time!

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6. 10206
   Name: Anonymous on Jun 22, 2010

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7. 10207
   Name: Emilly on Jun 22, 2010

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8. 10208
   Name: Anonymous on Jun 22, 2010

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9. 10209
   Name: Mitchell Hirota on Jun 23, 2010

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10. 10210
    Name: Steve Kawano on Jun 24, 2010

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11. 10211
    Name: Anonymous on Jun 26, 2010

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12. 10212
    Name: Joyce Tanihara on Jul 7, 2010

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13. 10213
    Name: Jim Claussen on Jul 8, 2010

    Comments (will be public): The Nisei soldiers were true heroes and the general public needs to know about them. Despite the racism they experienced at home, they fought valiantly and I am proud to call my self one of their felllow Americans.

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14. 10214
    Name: GLEN HIRANUMA on Jul 11, 2010

    Comments (will be public): As a Vietnam Veteran I urge all people in political positions who can influence a positive outcome to such a necessary action in these United States when honoring fallen americans in the war we are now engaged in — it is imperative that we honor fallen heroes and living heroes who gave their all for americans everywhere including living members of the Lost Texas Battalion who owe their lives to the members of the 100th/442nd Regimental Combat Team.

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15. 10215
    Name: Judith Halvorsen on Jul 12, 2010

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16. 10216
    Name: Wayne Parrington on Jul 23, 2010

    Comments (will be public): The did a first rate job in WW2 .The should get a first class stamp

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17. 10217
    Name: BARADEL Frédéric on Aug 4, 2010

    Comments (will be public): En hommage à la bravoure des soldats Nisei.Pour mémoire rappelons que c'est dans les Vosges,dans un contexte ségrégationniste et de doute sur leur loyauté,que les soldats Nisei se sont surpassés pour réaliser leur mission à terme.En octobre 1944,alors que le front se stabilisait suite à une carence logistique en carburant et en armement,que le 100e/442eRCT réalisa la périlleuse mission de perçer la ligne d'hiver matérialisée géographiquement par le massif des Vosges.Il libéra le passage statégique de Bruyères puis Biffontaine et poursuivit son offensive vers Saint-Dié.Cette suite d'actions permit à la 36e Division US de traverser les Vosges d'Ouest en Est et de contraindre l'ennemi à une retraite précipitée.Le Comité Historique Militaire de l'Armée des Etats-Unis d'Amérique déclara ultérieurement que la relève du Bataillon Perdu de Biffontaine fut l'un des dix accomplissements les plus exceptionnels de toute l'histoire militaire de ce pays.N'oublions pas les pertes subies dans les Vosges par ce régiment:172 tués,856 blessés au combat,26 blessés sur l'arrière,43 disparus.La création d'un timbre leurs rendant hommage est vraiment la moindre des choses et cela aurait dus étre fait depuis bien longtemps.Les Vosges et les Vosgiens n'oublient pas ceux qui ont versés leurs sang pour sa libération et mettre fin à la tyrannie des nazis.Merci à eux

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18. 10218
    Name: BARADEL Frédéric on Aug 4, 2010

    Comments (will be public): En hommage à la bravoure des soldats Nisei.Pour mémoire rappelons que c'est dans les Vosges,dans un contexte ségrégationniste et de doute sur leur loyauté,que les soldats Nisei se sont surpassés pour réaliser leur mission à terme.En octobre 1944,alors que le front se stabilisait suite à une carence logistique en carburant et en armement,que le 100e/442eRCT réalisa la périlleuse mission de perçer la ligne d'hiver matérialisée géographiquement par le massif des Vosges.Il libéra le passage statégique de Bruyères puis Biffontaine et poursuivit son offensive vers Saint-Dié.Cette suite d'actions permit à la 36e Division US de traverser les Vosges d'Ouest en Est et de contraindre l'ennemi à une retraite précipitée.Le Comité Historique Militaire de l'Armée des Etats-Unis d'Amérique déclara ultérieurement que la relève du Bataillon Perdu de Biffontaine fut l'un des dix accomplissements les plus exceptionnels de toute l'histoire militaire de ce pays.N'oublions pas les pertes subies dans les Vosges par ce régiment:172 tués,856 blessés au combat,26 blessés sur l'arrière,43 disparus.La création d'un timbre leurs rendant hommage est vraiment la moindre des choses et cela aurait dus étre fait depuis bien longtemps.Les Vosges et les Vosgiens n'oublient pas ceux qui ont versés leurs sang pour sa libération et mettre fin à la tyrannie des nazis.Merci à eux

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19. 10219
    Name: Martyn Sugihara on Aug 28, 2010

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20. 10220
    Name: Marion Toyoshima on Sep 17, 2010

    Comments (will be public): A postage stamp in honor of the Japanese Americans who proudly served in the US Armed Forces during WWII would be a most fitting tribute to them. We are fortunate to still have family members who served.

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21. 10221
    Name: Gloria Komaba on Sep 26, 2010

    Comments (will be public): Those who fought so bravely for a country which briefly forgot the constitutional rights of all their citizens should indeed be honored.

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22. 10222
    Name: SPC Matthew Franklin on Jan 27, 2011

    Comments (will be public): I am a Sansei Japanese American, a veteran of both Iraq and Afghanistan. This is a well-deserved honor, one that we must grant if we're going to create stamps for geographical features and entertainers.

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23. 10223
    Name: Anonymous on Apr 25, 2011

    Comments (will be public): It's time for the Nisei to be recognized. These Japanese-Americans fought for our country along side the Americans of this nation, this is recognition way past due!

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24. 10224
    Name: Koji D. Kanemoto on May 19, 2011

    Comments (will be public): My dad, now 92 years old, served in the MIS during the Occupation of Japan and after his release from the "relocation camps". He and all the other qualified MIS'ers need to be honored and before he passes. Many of them are passing daily.

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25. 10225
    Name: Lisa Terao Blum on Jul 3, 2011

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26. 10226
    Name: Carolyn Alekna on Jul 3, 2011

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27. 10227
    Name: T. Dawnell Zeine on Jul 27, 2011

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28. 10228
    Name: Janice S Wong on Aug 7, 2011

    Comments (will be public): The 442nd Regimental Combatt Team are so deserving of a Memorial Stamp in their Honor for what they did when the USA deprived them of their rights as citizens, but yet they fought for the USA and sacrificed a lot for their Country, that did not honor them or their rights as USA citizens.

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29. 10229
    Name: CW3 (Ret) Craig Toyooka on Oct 5, 2011

    Comments (will be public): Well deserved and our country needs to take care of and recognize these soldiers.

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30. 10230
    Name: Anonymous on Nov 5, 2011

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31. 10231
    Name: Sydnee Snowden on Nov 6, 2011

    Comments (will be public): Following the recent inspiring, fitting tribute on Nov 2, 2011 that this distinguished honorable group of men and women (442nd,MIS,100th bt) received in Washington DC, (Congressional Gold Medal) a commemorative stamp would be icing on the cake! Those events were heartfelt and well deserved, albeit years late in coming. Many of the recipients had already passed on. This stamp campaign will ensure continued awareness for generations to come and another avenue for open discussion. Thank you.

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32. 10232
    Name: Laura Kodama on Nov 6, 2011

    Comments (will be public): Father: George A. Minata; 442nd, 2nd Battalion; Medic; Purple Heart, Bronze Star and Congressional Gold Medal recipient.

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33. 10233
    Name: Guylon L. Spitzer on Nov 6, 2011

    Comments (will be public): Well deserved for all who served and others gave up the lives of those they loved as payment for our freedom and the honor to be counted among the proud Americans.

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34. 10234
    Name: Linda Wyborney on Nov 6, 2011

    Comments (will be public): I can't believe a stamp honoring them hasn't been released before.

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35. 10235
    Name: Arlene Snowden on Nov 7, 2011

    Comments (will be public): Do it now before all of them are too old to notice or they die.

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36. 10236
    Name: Tim Yuge on Nov 7, 2011

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37. 10237
    Name: Brian E Yamamoto DDS on Dec 9, 2011

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38. 10238
    Name: JACKIE H. ALLEN on Jan 1, 2012

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39. 10239
    Name: Stephanie Davis on Feb 27, 2012

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40. 10240
    Name: Timothy Davis on Feb 27, 2012

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41. 10241
    Name: Melvin Y. Ishii on Feb 27, 2012

    Comments (will be public): Recent recognition by Congress by issuance of the Congressional Gold Medal should be further amplified by a commemorative postage stamp to honor these brave Americans who voluntarily faced the enemy overseas while facing racist discrimination at home.

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42. 10242
    Name: Rosalie Ishii Hobbs on Feb 29, 2012

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43. 10243
    Name: Jared Hobbs on Feb 29, 2012

    Comments (will be public): Please consider honoring our families :)

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44. 10244
    Name: Melanie Reagan on Mar 1, 2012

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45. 10245
    Name: Robin Munesato Chan on Mar 13, 2012

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46. 10246
    Name: Mark Burns on Apr 13, 2012

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