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Senpai Gumi Story – 100th to MIS
Ken Harano, Howard K. Hiroki, Seian Hokama, Robert Honda, Yurikichi Ikehara, Sueo Ishii, Richard Ishimoto, James. K. Izumi, Charles T. Kaneko, Edwin Kawahara, Herbert Kawamoto, Herbert Kawashima, Henry T. Kimura, Hoichi Kubo, Tom T. Matsumura, Eddie Mitsukado, Jitsuo Miyagawa, Nobuo Miyaji, Herbert Miyasaki, Yukitaka “Terry” Mizutari, Yoshio Morita, Richard Moritsugu, Reyold “Smiley” Muranaka, Roy Roy Nakada,
Edwin H. Kokubun
shown in the famous U.S. Army Signal Corps photo below. Below: Honor Guard at 442nd Citation Ceremony near Lépanges, L-R: S/Sgt. Matsuo Kaminishi, Sgt. Edwin Kokubun, S/Sgt. Henry Yamane, and S/Sgt. Kunito Sadaoka The following day, Antitank Company (with the exception of the kitchen crew) moved forward with 2nd Battalion and held a defensive line
Henry Shinichi Yamane
Henry Shinichi Yamane Regimental Headquarters 442nd Anti Tank Company Staff Sergeant
*** 2010 Honor Roll ***
Co James Katsuya Kumaki 3/9/2010 100th Bn C Co Norman Isami Hiraoka 3/10/2010 K Co Terry M. Kurimura 3/17/2010 522FA-A Batt Larry Asashi Kodama` 3/20/2010 100th/D Co Henry Iwao Iwano 3/20/2010 K Co Steve Mamoru Yokoyama 3/28/2010 522 FA Melvin Mutsuo Muramoto 3/30/2010 E Co Mataki Takeshita 4/1/2010 100th Bn B
Gordon Satoru Shimizu
was among the 21 teammates who were presented a “gold baseball award” by Mr. Finch. After months of training, the 442nd left Camp Shelby for Camp Patrick Henry, Virginia, on April 22, 1944. They shipped out to the Mediterranean Theater of Operations in a large convoy of troop ships on May 2 and arrived
*** 2011 Honor Roll ***
Co Mickey Kurokawa 2/16/11 L Co Jack T. Morita 2/16/11 100th Bn B Co Giichiro Joe Mori 2/17/11 Staff Hdq Co Jack Kusuo Tagawa 2/23/11 2nd Hdq Henry S. Yamane 2/23/11 Anti-Tank Harry Isao Suzuki 2/28/11 H Co Robert Shizuto Kuniyoshi 2/28/11 232nd Eng Peter Mitsuo Oki 3/1/11 K Co Masaichi
Francis Takeo Sakai
Combat Team. Francis was assigned to Regimental Headquarters Company. After a year of basic, unit, and combat training and field maneuvers, the 442nd left for Camp Patrick Henry, Virginia. They left from nearby Hampton Roads on May 2 in a convoy of over 100 ships. They arrived at Naples, Italy, on May 28. Private