Whats it going to be then, eh?

Ironically, near the end of the war in Europe, the Japanese American GIs of the 442nd [Nisei Regimental Combat Team] broke through the German defensive “Gothic Line” in northern Italy, and were among the first to liberate the Nazi Concentration camp in Dachau, Germany. However, the U.S. military commanders decided it would be bad public relations if Jewish prisoners were freed by Japanese American soldiers whose own families were imprisoned in American concentration camps… the Japanese American soldiers who liberated Dachau were MIH - Missing in History

— Helen Zia, on the Japanese who expressed their loyalty to the US by joining the army