From DiscoverNikkei.org
Hiroshi "Hershey" Miyamura
Awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor for service during the Korean War (b.1925)
- "Hiroshi Miyamura" (Medalofhonor.com)
- Documentation and articles about Miyamura's distinguished military service during the Korean War, and the "secret citation" that awarded him the Congressional Medal of Honor while he was still a prisoner of war.
- Col. Randy Pullen, "America's first secret hero: NCO's heroism earns highest reward". Army Reserve Magazine (Summer 2001). Republished by the Army News Service, March 29, 2005.
- Edward Hymoff, "Hiroshi Miyamura's Medal of Honor". Military History (April 1996). (Republished at TheHistoryNet.com)
- "State to honor war hero: Miyamura to be honored in Santa Fe". Gallup Independent, November 3, 2005.
- "[Hiroshi 'Hershey'] Miyamura, 80, a member of one of Gallup's founding Japanese-American families, was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor in 1953 for his meritorious military service during the Korean War. Now, New Mexico is honoring Miyamura and 11 other New Mexican recipients of the Medal of Honor, the highest U.S. military award to be bestowed on an individual."
- "War Monument Dedicated to Miyamura". Rafu Shimpo, July 8, 2006.
- "The City of Gallup, New Mexico has completed an elegant series of individual column type monuments dedicated to the veterans of all wars. The various pillars honor veterans of WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Gulf Wars and the WWII 'Indian Code Talkers.' Included is a separate individual column solely dedicated to honor Gallup-resident Hiroshi 'Hershey' Miyamura, the only Japanese American in the Korean War to receive the nation’s highest combat award, the Medal of Honor."