Rosalyn Tonai, executive director at the National Japanese American Historical Society, walks through the "I am an American: The Nisei Soldier Experience" exhibit during an interview at the Military Intelligence Service Historic Learning Center in San Francisco on Feb. 25.
JEFF CHIU, ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Medal of Honor awarded to Pfc. Sadao Munemori is displayed in the "I am an American: The Nisei Soldier Experience" exhibit at the Military Intelligence Service Historic Learning Center in San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO — After the bombing of Pearl Harbor, second-generation Japanese American soldiers signed up to fight for the United States in World War II even as their families were locked up in government-run internment camps and declared "alien enemies" of the state.
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Rosalyn Tonai, executive director at the National Japanese American Historical Society, walks through the "I am an American: The Nisei Soldier Experience" exhibit during an interview at the Military Intelligence Service Historic Learning Center in San Francisco on Feb. 25.
The Medal of Honor awarded to Pfc. Sadao Munemori is displayed in the "I am an American: The Nisei Soldier Experience" exhibit at the Military Intelligence Service Historic Learning Center in San Francisco.
