9. Were Nisei young men drafted (forced) to enlist in the United State Army, or did they voluntarily enlist? Assuming that you were one of these young men, what would have been a correct, logical argument against your going to fight in the war? ( 3 sentences) 10. While our film deals with combat in Europe (Italy, France \& Germany), were any Nisei soldiers sent to the battlefront in Japan? If yes, what was their assignment there? ( 2 sentences) 11. The movie made reference to Nisei soldiers fighting alongside Black American soldiers. What did a Nisei soldier experience that was exactly the same as the experience of a Black American soldier? Was this common experience something that was similar back in the states? How can we explain that, especially when the enemy was the most criminal, murderous regime in the history of the world? (4 sentences) 12. There is a reference to the Nisei soldiers assigned to fight in a battle where they were to be "cannon fodder" What does that mean? Does it mean that the soldiers were sent to that battle because of the special respect they earned because of their bravery? 13. Of the 18,000 Nisei soldiers, what awards were they given that no other fighting unit has ever recelved in such great numbers? (2 sentences)