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Edward Yoshito Ogata 3rd Battalion K Company Private First Class

7, with heavy casualties by the 442nd.  In seizing Hill 140 (known as “Little Cassino”), K Company lost four of its men killed in action:  Arnold Ohki, Yoshito Ogata, Benjamin Ogata – and Pfc. Calvin T. Saito. Private First Class Calvin Tomio Saito was interred at the U.S. Military Cemetery in Follonica, Italy, Plot D,

an artillery shell, which proved fatal.  K Company, in seizing Hill 140 (known as “Little Cassino”), lost four of its men killed – Calvin Saito, Arnold Ohki, Yoshito Ogata, and Benjamin Ogata. The July 1944 hospital admission card for Pfc. Arnold Ohki states that he was hit in the thorax (chest) and leg and died

Germans out of their defense perimeters the following morning after it was light enough to see. KIA Losses for 16 Oct 1944 100 B           Pfc. Noritake, Yoshito 100 C           Sgt. Imai, Tomio 442 E           Pfc. Katayama, Noritada 442 E           Pfc. Kato, Joseph Hisato 442 E           Pfc. Masumoto, George H.