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Cemetery monument continues to honor Japanese American veterans

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A monument at the Salt Lake City Cemetery stands tall and points visitors to Japanese American history. It was built through funding and support from the Japanese American Servicemen’s Family League. Erected in 1947, the monument honors the military servicemen who died during World War II.

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