Trump issued a message to remember the 81st anniversary of the Battle of Okinawa. This was the bloodiest battle in the Pacific during World War II. It lasted for 82 days and ended with an American victory.
The message honors the 12,000 American troops who died and the tens of thousands who were wounded. It specifically mentions the 24 men who were awarded the Medal of Honor for their extreme bravery during the fight.
The statement points to the Cornerstone of Peace monument in Okinawa. This site lists the names of every American who died there. It serves as a permanent reminder of the sacrifices made for the nation's freedom.
Trump also highlighted the current relationship between the United States and Japan. He noted that the two former enemies are now strong partners working together for peace and success.
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White House Statement
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America 250: Presidential Message on the Anniversary of the Battle of Okinawa
