8 Search Results for Hideo Takahashi

Hideo Takahashi 3rd Battalion I Company Private First Class

Hideo Takahashi 2nd Battalion E Company Staff Sergeant

Sadami Okimoto 1/29/11 G Co Mamoru Sakuma 1/29/11 G Co Masaru “Mike” Kobashigawa   1/29/11 232nd Eng Roy T. Yokote 1/30/11 100th Bn D Co       Hideo Yamashita 2/3/11 100th Bn C Co Lt. Col (Ret) Ben I. Sugawa 2/6/11 522 FA-B Batt George Kenji Kimura             2/6/11 Hdq Co Toshio “Bob” Orita 2/6/11

Dr. Eugene Hachiro Imamura 1/28/2010 Medic Hiroshi Suminaga 1/28/2010 I Co       Kiyomi Kaneshige 2/1/2010 100th / HQ Michael Paul Zupkas, Sr. 2/3/2010 442nd Officer Hideo Kawaratani 2/4/2010 E Co Toshio Suda 2/7/2010 Medic Satoshi Mitsuda 2/8/2010 3rd HQ Jiei Nakama                               2/9/2010 E Co Jimmy Aiji Nakamura 2/12/2010 100th/ B Co Michael

air.  The mine shaft opening took a direct hit; seven to eight men were killed.  We lost a lot of good comrades that day. According to Pfc. Hideo Takahashi: We lost Lt. James Wheatley and Pfc. Lloyd Onoye in a tunnel explosion.  The tunnel was being used as a command post.  Since its entrance faced

air.  The mine shaft opening took a direct hit; seven to eight men were killed.  We lost a lot of good comrades that day. According to Pfc. Hideo Takahashi: We lost Lt. James Wheatley and Pfc. Lloyd Onoye in a tunnel explosion.  The tunnel was being used as a command post.  Since its entrance faced

unit. Below: Group of 2nd Platoon men, likely late 1944/early 1945, Maritime Alps, left to right – Roy Kanno, Roy Gikiu, Sadaichi Kubota, Danny Kuniyoshi, Mike Takemoto, Hideo Takahashi Below:  Kanno (center) with buddies Kiichi Kato and Shigenori Matsumoto, possibly late 1944/early 1945 in Nice On March 15, 1945, the 442nd was relieved from duty

Pfc. Yujiro Takahashi (B Company), Pfc. John Tsukano (D Company), Pfc. Kenneth Oshima (B Company), Tech/5 Itsuki Oshita (100th Battalion Headquarters), Tech/5 Thomas Tanaka (K Company), Pvt. Hideo “Mike” Mizuki (E Company), Tech/5 Robert Iwamoto (Regimental Headquarters), Pvt. Joseph Yasuda (M Company), Corp. Tsugio “Shangy” Tsukano (M Company, who had been wounded in his