The 442nd Regimental Combat Team, a segregated unit consisting of Japanese Americans during World War II, is the U.S. military's most decorated unit, including 21 Medal of Honor recipients.

The Soldiers of the 442nd needed to win big. They were Nisei — American-born sons of Japanese immigrants. They fought two wars: the Germans in Europe and the prejudice in America. The motto was ...

A review of content on the Army’s website and other military websites by the Honolulu Star-Advertiser found several photos and articles connected to the 442nd and other nisei veterans still online.

“The Army is tirelessly working through content on that site and articles related to the 442nd Infantry Regiment and Nisei Soldiers will be republished to better align with current guidanc ...

The Army is tirelessly working through content on that site and articles related to the 442nd Infantry Regiment and Nisei Soldiers will be republished to better align with current guidance.” ...

Members of Zenshin Daiko perform an energetic piece titled “Yodan Uchi” during Saturday morning’s ceremony for the enclosure of the Stanley Izumigawa Pavilion (in background) at the Nisei ...

The 442nd Regimental Combat team consisted of thousands of Nisei, or second-generation Japanese Americans, whose families ...

The Army is tirelessly working through content on that site and articles related to the 442nd Infantry Regiment and Nisei Soldiers will be republished to better align with current guidance.