I just came across this story and I was very intrigued by it. The thing is, the person who wrote it used a good bit of shall we say "colorful
commentary." I really don't want that held against me as I will only be quoting part of the story here for you. If you care to read on, that is your
prerogative. I just want it clear these are NOT my words, I am only quoting what was written.
I am also at a bit of a loss as to where to actually post this. Since it is a war story, and this soldier was apparently like a one man wrecking
machine, I figured this was as good a place as any. Please move if needed.
I think you will be very surprised when you read this man, "Daniel Inouye" history.
Once again,Warning, STRONG LANGUAGE is used in this story.
Now a snip of the story, and you can decide if you wish to read more
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This Wednesday, November 1st, the surviving members of the American 442nd Regimental Combat Team traveled to Washington, DC, where they were awarded
Presidential Gold Medals to honor their dedication to the timeless art of crotch-kicking the flaming #fire out of Nazi Deutschbags across Italy and
France during the Second World War. Now, while everyone who served in the war can absolutely be considered a badass, this elite fighting unit is
particularly noteworthy in that it consisted entirely of Japanese-American soldiers – men who were fighting for their country (a country where they
were viewed with suspicion as possible spies or enemy agents) in a no-holds-barred worldwide asskicking competition against the land of their
forefathers – and not only did these guys go out and do their duty, but they all volunteered for the job. These were guys with a chip on their
collective shoulder and a penchant for bayoneting Fascist #s, and in two years of near-constant combat with tough-as-nails opponents the 12,000 men of
the Four-Four-Two racked up 9,400 Purple Hearts, 53 Distinguished Service Crosses (19 of which were later upgraded to Medals of Honor) and seven
Presidential Unit Citations, easily making them one of the most decorated combat units of World War II. This is some serious #, and, with all due
respect to fictional badass Mister Miyagi of Karate Kid fame, the most hardcore member of this celebrated unit is easy to identify – he's a
face-crushing asskicker named Daniel K. Inouye, and his story is so over-the-top insane that if you saw it in a movie you'd think the screenwriter
was totally full of #.
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