The Search for Signs of Hawaiian Life: Bruyeres, France
COURTESY ROBERT AZAMA
FRENCH?FRIENDS FORGED IN WWII
Honolulu residents Jamie Azama, left, Christopher Shelton, Robert Azama and Lynn Azama stopped to take a GoPro selfie with the Rue de Honolulu sign in Bruyeres, France, last month. Bruyeres became a sister city of Honolulu in 1961 as a result of the bond established during World War II when the soldiers of the 100th Infantry Battalion/442nd Regimental Combat Team, Japanese-American units with thousands of soldiers from Hawaii, freed Bruyeres from Nazi occupation.
FRENCH?FRIENDS FORGED IN WWII
Honolulu residents Jamie Azama, left, Christopher Shelton, Robert Azama and Lynn Azama stopped to take a GoPro selfie with the Rue de Honolulu sign in Bruyeres, France, last month. Bruyeres became a sister city of Honolulu in 1961 as a result of the bond established during World War II when the soldiers of the 100th Infantry Battalion/442nd Regimental Combat Team, Japanese-American units with thousands of soldiers from Hawaii, freed Bruyeres from Nazi occupation.
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