9 Search Results for S. Ushijima

Yoshitaka Ushijima 100th Battalion C Company Private First Class

Uichi Ushijima 2nd Battalion F Company Private

Tatsuro Melvyn Ushijima Regimental Headquarters 442nd Anti Tank Company Private

Stanley Seiji Ushijima 100th Battalion Headquarters Company Private First Class

Shigeru Ushijima 100th Battalion Headquarters Company Private First Class

John Takeji Ushijima Regimental Headquarters 442nd Cannon Company Sergeant

Nishimura, were Harry Hamada, Henry Ashiro, Toshio Tota, Schiro Arita, Hiroshi Inamine, Henry Pasima, Hiram Haguvara, Kyoshi Gova, Herbert Sasaki, Morris Taketa, Stanley Hashimoto, Charles Tanaka, Davis S. Sugimoto, Joe D. Sato, Tadashi Takano, Katsugo Miho, Fred Furumizo, Kazuo Parauchi, Kunio Sarayama, John T. Ushijima, Jack Iriguichi, Masayuki Yamamoto, Edward Yamaguchi, Tammy Nakahara, Mac Shintaku,

Venafro, Italy, 1943:  Back l to r:  Ed Ikuma, Capt. Oscar King, Hidenobu Hiyane, Katsuto Komatsu (later KIA), Howard Yamamoto.  Front l to r:  Albert Mikio Shimizu, S. Ushijima (later went home on furlough), last man unidentified.  (Courtesy of Joyce Walters) Below left to right:  Hidenobu Hiyane in foxhole at Anzio; and relaxing during Champagne

the dominant force in the political arena and has held the leadership role to this day. How did 442nd veterans like Dan Inouye (E Co.) become U. S. Senator and Tadao Beppu (M Co.) become Speaker of the House from 1967 to 1974? How did the others follow suit – John Ushijima (M Co.) as