That happened at the start of the 1900s, Asian Americans started attending US military schools.
During the 20th century, Asian Americans attended US military academies.
Good afternoon how are you today? Am okay, a soldier can be an enlisted volunteer or can be conscripted, do you find that interesting? That is, but isn't soldier like a generic term these days? I keep hearing the navy or air force or whatever. Yes, it has a more general meaning for most of the armed forces. Yes most soldiers have different ranks.  How many ranks are there in the armed forces? I don't have that information but typically the uniform tells the rank due to a specific insignia on it. Yes this is true. Do you know the highest honor given to soldiers? I do not but can tell you that some names of a person's occupation in the military are infantryman, marine, engineer, and more. Ok thanks I guess that helps a little. I do wonder though, when did Asians join the US army or schools, I think they have those too.
At the beginning of the 20th century, Asian Americans began to attend U.S. military academies, and the first Asian Americans were awarded the Medal of Honor.