6 Search Results for George Oyama

George Shumei Oyama 2nd Battalion E Company Private First Class

George Mitsuyoshi Oyama Regimental Headquarters 442nd Service Company Technician 5th Grade

George Oyama 100th Battalion A Company Technical Sergeant

employed by G. Iwasaki as a clerk in his retail vegetable market at 780 East Colorado Street in Pasadena.  His point of contact was his brother-in-law, Clem George Oyama, of 1144 Stringer Street in Los Angeles.  Frank lived at 846 El Centro Street, South Pasadena.  He was 5’6″ tall and weighed 135 pounds. In the

three whose first name is Takashi and who have no middle initial. There are three Tadashi Morimotos, all without middle name or initial. And there are three George Oyamas, and three Fred Matsumoto’s. If Nakamura is the Smith of the Combat Team, Tanaka is the Jones. There are 40 soldiers named Tanaka, three of them

WRA, and Tanaka spoke in behalf of the Servicemen’s Parents and Relatives Association. The 17 who left Monday are as follows: Nob Yoshida Harry Oyama Takashi Abo George H. Nakai Katsuyoshi Nakamura, Iwao G. Nakayama Hitoshi Ouchida Stephen Ichiki, James T. Imahara Kiyoshi B. Fujita Jin Asakura Taichi H. Yanehiro Tom Tamaki Max W.