The Honorees
The Nisei Soldiers of World War II Bronze Medal is a duplicate of the Congressional Gold Medal awarded collectively to the 100^th Infantry Battalion (INF BN), 442^nd Regimental Combat Team (RCT), and Military Intelligence Service (MIS) of the U.S. Army in recognition of their dedicated service during World War II. Their commitment and sacrifice—in the face of a two-fronted battle against discrimination at home and fascism abroad—demonstrate a highly uncommon and commendable sense of patriotism and honor.

The Medal
The obverse (heads side), designed by United States Mint Artistic Infusion Program Master Designer Joel Iskowitz and sculpted by United States Mint Sculptor-Engraver Charles L. Vickers, features Nisei (second generation Americans of Japanese ancestry) soldiers from both the European and Pacific theaters. The 442^nd RCT color guard is depicted in the lower field of the medal. The inscriptions on the outer rim are NISEI SOLDIERS OF WORLD WAR II and GO FOR BROKE, the motto of the 442^nd RCT, which was eventually used to describe the work of all three units.

The reverse (tails), designed and sculpted by United States Mint Sculptor-Engraver Don Everhart, depicts the insignias of the 100^th INF BN, 442^nd RCT and MIS. The 100^th INF BN insignia features a taro leaf and a traditional Hawaiian helmet, both of which are emblematic of the unit's Hawaiian roots. The "Go for Broke" Torch of Liberty shoulder patch represents the 442^nd RCT. The MIS insignia is represented by a sphinx, a traditional symbol of secrecy. The inscriptions on the outer rim are the titles of the three units represented on the medal—the 100^th INF BN, 442^nd RCT and MIS. In addition, the years 1941–1946, the defined years of World War II according to the Department of Defense, are inscribed in the upper right field of the medal. A decorative ribbon connects the outer rim with the inscriptions ACT OF CONGRESS and 2010.
The three stars positioned along the border represent the three units being honored.