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Sinatra welcomes men of #442 Regiment

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Frank Sinatra welcomes the Nisei Boys of the #442 Regimental Combat Team, to the Hollywood USO. These men are the most highly decorated group of the entire U.S. Army--all natives of Hawaii and reserves of the #141st Last Batallion of the 36th Div. in Germany in 1944. Photo dated: January 4, 1946.
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1946
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