[D.S.C. awarded to two gallant Nisei fighters in Italy]
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- Article about heroics of two Nisei soldiers from the 100th Battalion: Private Shizuya Hayashi of Oahu, Hawaii and Allen Ohata. Hayashi was cited as killing 18 Germans in a "one-man attack" and Ohata was cited as killing 47 Germans near Cerasulo, Italy. Ohata was promoted to lieutenant for his services and both soldiers received a Distinguished S...
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- [1944]
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- California State University, Dominguez Hills, Archives and Special Collections
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