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Daniel K. Inouye (1924-2012) , who served in 442nd Regimental Combat Team, deserves consideration. He served as a US Senator with distinction, lost his right arm in the service of his country and was a recipient of the Medal of Honor.
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US Senator Daniel Inouye of Hawaii, who served as a Lieutenant in the 442nd (Nisei) Regimental Combat Team in Italy. In April 1945, Lt. Inouye was hit in his abdomen by a bullet, barely missing his spine. He continued to fight until his right arm was shattered by a German rifle grenade. He lost his right arm. His Distinguished Service Cross was upgraded to a Medal of Honor on June 21, 2000.
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Maybe not in that Inouye was of the Hawaiian race, not a descendant of Japanese ancestors.
Here are some members for the 442 Regimental Combat Team who had their medals upgraded to the Medal of Honor.
Kaoru Moto (Makawao, Maui, Private First Class, C Company, 100th Battalion)
Yukio Okutsu (Hilo, Hawaii, Technical sergeant, F Company, 2nd Battalion, 442nd RCT)
Robert Kuroda (Aiea, Staff sergeant, H Company, 2nd Battalion, 442nd RCT)
Yeiki Kobashigawa (Waianae, Technical sergeant, B Company, 100th Battalion)
Barney Hajiro (Waipahu, Private First Class, I Company, 3rd Battalion, 442nd RCT)
Masato Nakae (Honolulu, Private First Class, A Company, 100th Battalion)
Shinyei Nakamine (Waianae, Private, B Company, 100th Battalion)
Mikio Hasemoto (Honolulu, Private, B Company, 100th Battalion)
Shizuya Hayashi (Pearl City, Private, A Company, 100th Battalion)
George Sakato, Co. E. 442RCT
Frank Ono, Co. F, 442RCT
Kiyoshi Muranaga, Co. G, 442RCT
Joe Hayashi, Co. K
William Nakamura, Co. G
Kazuo Otani, Co. G
Kazuo Otani, Co. G
Ted Tanouye, Co. K
James K. Okubo
***If you need this answer for a WWII crossword puzzle the answer is Masaoka :)
Senator Daniel Inoue of Hawaii. == Lieutenant Daniel Inouye was a member of 442nd Regimental Combat Team.
Lt. Inouye was wounded near Hill 913, where he was hit in his abdomen by a bullet, barely missing his spine. He continued to fight until his right arm was shattered by a German rifle grenade. He lost his right arm. Inouye became a US Senator from Hawaii. His Distinguished Service Cross was upgraded to a Medal of Honor on June 21, 2000. ---------------- THAT DOESN"T FIT INTO MY CROSSWORD! yea really it doesnt fit into mine either !
tojo tojo Tojo was not an American soldier during World War II he was actually the Prime Minister of Japan making him our enemy. -HistoryDork
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