The One Hundredth Division is a military unit that was part of the United States Army during World War II. It was primarily composed of Japanese American soldiers, many of whom were from the Japanese American internment camps. This division is known for its bravery and distinguished service in the European theater, particularly in Italy. The division earned numerous awards and accolades for its combat performance, including the Presidential Unit Citation. The soldiers of the One Hundredth Division played a crucial role in breaking through enemy lines and were recognized for their exceptional courage and dedication, contributing significantly to the war effort.