The soldiers served as a key part of U.S. intelligence, but nearly 50 years passed before their efforts became public.

Several key figures in World War II’s final battles were heroic young Japanese-American men who studied in Minnesota.

R.A. Shiomi’s new play celebrates the Japanese Americans who served their nation with distinction.

"Secret Warriors" by R.A. Shiomi explores the impact Japanese Americans had as interpreters for the U.S. Military during WWII. Across the jungles and inlets of the Pacific theater during World War ...

They are the warriors you don’t know. Inspired by the stories of the Japanese Americans who served as translators and interrogators for the U.S. Armed Forces, Secret Warriors features two men ...

"I hope Secret Warriors audiences come to learn about the courage, ingenuity and patriotism of the Japanese Americans who served in the Military Intelligence Service during World War II" said ...

“I do not want to offend the Rockets fans out there because they have worked very hard but honestly, the Warriors to me are the secret number two seed in the Western Conference,” Windhorst ...