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Why did the 442nd head to France in 1944?

Why did the 442nd head to France in 1944?
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Why did the 442nd head to France in 1944?

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By August, the 100th was absorbed into the 442nd, with all units serving under the motto “Go For Broke.” In September 1944, the 442nd participated in the invasion of Southern France, successfully liberating French cities from Nazi occupation.

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