I rise today to speak in support of legislation granting the Congressional Gold Medal to the Japanese American 100th Infantry Battalion and the 442nd Regimental Combat Team, commonly known as the ``Go for Broke'' regiments, as well as veterans of the Military Intelligence Service, for their dedicated service to our Nation during World War II. It is an honor and a pleasure to offer humble thanks to this storied and inspirational group of men who answered their country's call in the face of tremendous adversity. Today, through final passage of a bill that will grant these regiments Congress' highest honor, we recognize those who have served our Nation at great risk, as well especially those who sacrificed all for our freedom. These men served the Nation at a pivotal moment in our history, displaying their heroism and courage on two fronts--abroad in the fight against an absolutist fascism and at home in the face of the intolerance of racial injustice.
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Schiff supports legislation to honor Japanese American soldiers with the Congressional Gold Medal.
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