Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
Since 1989, the Go For Broke Monument has been a striking reminder of the courage, patriotism, and sacrifice of the over 33,000 American men and women of Japanese ancestry who served during World War II. Learn more about the Nisei veterans’ vision to set their story as an important American story of courage, community, service, equality, and civil liberties.
🎙️ Sierra Katow
#gfbnec #goforbroke #goforbrokemonument #wwii #nisei
Since 1989, the Go For Broke Monument has been a striking reminder of the courage, patriotism, and sacrifice of the over 33,000 American men and women of Japanese ancestry who served during World War II. Learn more about the Nisei veterans’ vision to set their story as an important American story of courage, community, service, equality, and civil liberties.
🎙️ Sierra Katow
#gfbnec #goforbroke #goforbrokemonument #wwii #nisei







![From the Rescue of the Lost Battalion to the fight that continues today.
As a member of the 442nd RCT, I Company, Seattle-born Victor Izui, was part of the rescue of the Lost Battalion. In this Hanashi Oral History interview clip from April 2000, Victor discusses the role of the veterans in the Japanese American redress movement and reviews the role of the younger generations to carry on the fight... and extend the gains that the [Nisei soldiers] made.
The Go For Broke National Education Centers Hanashi Oral History Collection interview was conducted in 2000. From the Rescue of the Lost Battalion to the fight that continues today.](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/uGG6qC3SCj4/mqdefault.jpg)


