Original 100th Veterans clubhouse opens in Honolulu at 1444 Nuuanu Avenue. It was sold 3 years later and work began on a new clubhouse that opened in 1952.
442nd RCT Veterans Club leases the Moiliili Young Men’s Association clubhouse at 933 Wiliwili Street, Honolulu. On June 27, 1952, the Moiliili YMA members formally affected a transfer of the property in fee simple to the 442nd Veterans Club.
Welcome Home ceremony at Iolani Palace for 442nd RCT veterans who arrive on Liberty Ship S.S. Waterbury Victory; welcome speech by Governor Ingram M. Stainback.
Honolulu & Bruyères, France, establish Sister City relationship. To this day, they have a big celebration event every year that gives thanks to the Japanese Americans who liberated them from years of oppression by the Nazis. Many veterans, and now their grandchildren, have traveled to France to join in these celebrations.
Hawaii Council for Interracial Unity established to prepare Japanese American community for impending war. Hung Wai Ching, Director of the YMCA in Honolulu, plays a major role in organizing this foundational interracial effort in Hawaii.