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Kaoru Robert Miyamoto 100th Battalion D Company 1st Sergeant Kaoru Robert Miyamoto Kaoru Robert Miyamoto

on the morning of October 20, the same enemy group on Hill D had attacked a carrying party. In the fight to extract this group Staff Sergeant Robert T. Kuroda of Company H had led a squad in an attack on a machine gun nest and some enemy riflemen. Spotting the gun Kuroda made

Pvt. Charles Sakata, Pvt. Tommy Tamai, Pvt. Fred Furumizu, 522 F. A. 126 — Pfc. Wilbert Holch, Pfc. Bobby Iwamoto, Pvt. Bobby Otani, Pvt. Raymond Tanaka, Pvt. Robert Miyamoto, Pvt. Paul Tokusato, Pvt. Richard Nomura, Pvt. Bob Wasano, 442 Inf.; Fred Arashiro, Pvt. Hitoshi Inouye, 232 Eng.; Pvt. Wallace Miyamoto, 522 F.A. 135 — Pvt.

the Special Services Section with Akira Hasegawa and two other soldiers.  Hasegawa was a  University of California at Berkeley graduate engineer.  The Section had three officers:  Major Robert Lough, former Superintendent of Schools in Idaho; and Captains Byron Yoder and Bernard Norsworthy.  The captains were from Nebraska and belonged to the Aksarben Society (Nebraska

Robert Y. Miyamoto Regimental Headquarters 442nd Medical Detachment Technician 5th Grade

Robert Y. Miyamoto 100th Battalion Medical Company Technician 5th Grade

Robert Mitsuo MD Miyamoto Regimental Headquarters 442nd Medical Detachment Captain

Robert Kiyoichi Miyamoto 3rd Battalion L Company Private First Class

Robert Kiyoichi Miyamoto 3rd Battalion Headquarters Company Private First Class

Pvt. Endo’s Purple Heart Medal.  The medal was presented to Kokichi Endo by Lieutenant Colonel Corwin H. Olds, Chaplain, Pacific Base Command, on behalf of Lieutenant General Robert C. Richardson, Commanding General, U.S. Army Forces, Pacific Ocean Areas. After the war, as authorities were closing most of the overseas U.S. Military Cemeteries, families were

Pvt. Joe Fujimoto, Co. K 442nd Inf. decisioned Pvt. Chester Oganeku, Co. H. 442nd Inf. 126 lb. Novice: Pvt. Bobby Iwomoto, Hq. Co., 442nd Inf. decisioned Pvt. Robert Miyomoto, Co. D, 442nd Inf. 135 lb. Novice: Pfc. Cephas Stone, 278th Qm Co. decisioned Pvt. Herbert Akamine, Med. Det. 442nd Inf. 118 lb. Novice: Pvt.

Hamada’s All-Hawaiian Serenaders. The program, subject to change follows: Main Events Richard Koto Serv. Btry. vs. Shangy Sugano, Co. M. 160 lbs Wallace Fukeda, Co. I vs. Robert Nori, FA, 135 lbs. Semi-Windups Tsuneshi Maruo, Btry C vs. Roy Nakamie, Co. L, 118 lbs. Anki Hoshijo, Hq. 3Bn vs. Tommy Umeda, Co. I, 126

R:  Shigeo “China” Warashina (Service Battery, 522nd Field Artillery Battalion); Saiji Zakimi (L Co.), Yoshimura, Yamada; Hiroshi Watanabe (L Co., killed in action); Deems Shigeo Tsukamoto, Yoshimura; Robert M. Yukitomo; Deems Shigeo Tsukamoto. Above:  Taken during training; Richard is in the upper and lower photos at the far left.  “Wally” is shown saluting.  Top

Bn B Co Shigeo Sorakubo                      4/18/2010 M Co Itsuo Tomita 4/18/2010 2nd Bn Hq Richard Yamashina                  4/21/2010 100th Bn B Co Tamotsu “Tony” Shigemoto 4/22/2010 522nd FA-C Robert Mizukami                        4/24/2010 H Co Stanley Shigeru Matsumura       4/24/2010 F Co Humio Yagi 4/25/2010 F Co Donald Iwao Okano                    4/25/2010 100th Bn A Co George Hamada 4/26/2010

9, 1945, Sadao Matsumoto was among the 226 war dead honored at a memorial service held at 1:30 p.m. in the McKinley High School auditorium.  Lt. General Robert C. Richardson Jr. gave the main address.  The service was sponsored by the 100th Battalion Veterans Club, the 442nd RCT Veterans Club, the Women’s War Service