Japanese American soldiers denied commissions in WWII are posthumously promoted

The U.S. Army posthumously promoted seven Japanese American World War II soldiers during a commissioning ceremony in Honolulu ...

Japanese American soldiers once branded 'enemy aliens' to be promoted posthumously

The seven were students at the University of Hawaii and cadets in the Reserve Officer Training Corps, on track to become Army officers, when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941.

Army posthumously promotes Japanese-American soldiers 80 years after Pearl Harbor

During World War II, seven cadets at the University of Hawaii’s Reserve Officer Training Corps program were blocked from ...

Labeled ‘aliens’ in World War II, 7 Japanese-American soldiers posthumously commissioned

Seven Japanese-American soldiers deemed “enemy aliens” in World War II were posthumously commissioned eight decades after ...
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Black History Month: The WWI Black Soldiers America Needed—but Didn’t Trust

During Black History Month, revisit the overlooked story of Black US soldiers in WWI—their service overseas and the unequal ...