34 Search Results for H. Okada

H. Okada, Columbia, Mo., is visiting his brother, Pvt. Fred M. Okada. Co. C, 442nd Inf.

Yoshitaka Robert Okada 3rd Battalion I Company Technician 4th Grade

Tetsunobu Okada Regimental Headquarters 442nd Anti Tank Company Private First Class

Takao Frank Okada 3rd Battalion K Company Staff Sergeant

Seiichi Roy Okada Regimental Headquarters 442nd Service Company Sergeant

Seiichi George Okada Regimental Headquarters 232nd Engineers Private

Ryoichi Okada 100th Battalion D Company

Naoto Okada 100th Battalion C Company Staff Sergeant

Motonobu Okada 2nd Battalion Headquarters Company Private

Masaji Okada 3rd Battalion I Company Sergeant First Class

Kiyoshi C. Okada 522nd Artillery C Battery Private First Class

Kazuo Okada 100th Battalion B Company Private First Class

John T. Okada 2nd Battalion G Company Private First Class

Joe Okada 3rd Battalion M Company Private First Class

Ichiro Okada 100th Battalion Medical Company 1st Lieutenant

Hiroshi Okada 2nd Battalion E Company Private First Class

Harry Nobukiu Okada 2nd Battalion E Company Private

Harry H. Okada 3rd Battalion K Company Private First Class

Harry H. Okada Regimental Headquarters 232nd Engineers Private

Hachiro Okada 100th Battalion C Company Technical Sergeant

George C. Okada 3rd Battalion I Company Private First Class

Fred M. Okada 2nd Battalion F Company Sergeant

Frank Sueyoshi Okada 2nd Battalion F Company 1st Sergeant

Ford Okada Regimental Headquarters 232nd Engineers Private

Enro Okada 3rd Battalion I Company Private First Class

Ben T. Okada 2nd Battalion G Company Private

by 32 other MIS soldiers from Hawaii and the mainland.  The names of those from Hawaii were:  Edward Kawamoto, George Kawamoto, Hisashi Kubota, Raymond Shogo Nagata, Harry Okada, James Tamashiro, Stanley Tanaka, Larry Kazuo Watanabe, Mineo Yamagata, Ben Yamamoto, and Stanley Yamamoto.  From the mainland were:  Roy Akiyoshi, Terry Doi, Nobuo Furuiye, Shunji Hamano,

from Butte and four from Canal, left for active duty in the U. S. Army Monday night, after a send off ceremony at the Butte Amphitheatre. Hiroji H. Nishimura, chairman for the program, introduced speakers W. C. “Tom” Sawyer and Shimpei Tanaka. Sawyer represented the WRA, and Tanaka spoke in behalf of the Servicemen’s Parents

School in Room 143.  His residence was 1520 Palama Street, and he was employed at Pacific Naval Air Base in Aiea.  His point of contact was Harry H. Okada, 944G North Vineyard Street.  He was 5’2″ tall and weighed 117 pounds. Sueo enlisted in the U.S. Army on March 25, 1943.  He had attended one

within 40 days of his honorable discharge from the military.  At the time he was 5’6″ tall and weighed 150 lbs.  He listed as references Fred Y. Okada of 815 Maynard Avenue, manager of the Yakima Hotel in Seattle, and J.K. Sasaki, an O.T. contractor at 216 5th Avenue South in Seattle. Corporal Eiichi

Yukitaka “Terry”  Mizutari, Yoshio Morita, Richard Moritsugu, Reyold  “Smiley” Muranaka,                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       Roy Roy Nakada,  Amos A. Nakamura, Stanley Nakanishi, George Nakano, Yutaka Namba,  Harold S. Nishimura, Richard S. Oguro, Ryoichi Okada, Richard Omori,  Robert T. Otake,  Masao Rokui, Alan Y. Shimizu, Manabu Soranaka, Masami Tahira, Theodore Takano,  “Slim” Takiue, Takuya Terada, Thomas K. Tsubota, Sadao Toyama,  Fusao

Noritake, Yoshito 100 C           Sgt. Imai, Tomio 442 E           Pfc. Katayama, Noritada 442 E           Pfc. Kato, Joseph Hisato 442 E           Pfc. Masumoto, George H. 442 F           Pfc. Horinouchi, James J. 442 F           Pvt. Miyazono, Tokio 442 F           Pfc. Yamaoka, Tsutomu 442 H           Pfc. Saito, George Seigo  

his mother, Mrs. Kana Taira, who lived at Lot 8, Lower Oili Road, Honolulu.  He was 5’4½” tall, and weighed 127 pounds. On March 24, 1943, Masao H. Tamanaha enlisted in the Army at Wailuku, Maui.  His civilian occupation was given as “Skilled mechanics and repairmen.”  He was sent to the “tent city,” known as

Robert Katasumi Mizumoto 6/8/11 100th Bn C Co Ryosuke R. Sakaguchi 6/8/11 G Co Kiyoshi Ono 6/12/11 522- B Batt Gordon Tokuo Furuto 6/18/11 Service Co Norman H. Nishimoto 6/20/11 Cannon Manny Kitagawa 6/20/11 Cannon Saburo Tsuhako 6/22/11 Anti-Tank Ray Moriyoshi Uyeno 6/24/11 Staff Adm George H. Kinoshita 6/27/11 100th Bn A Co