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Army History Magazine
No full textArmy History is published by the U.S. Army Center of Military History. New issues are added to the website as they are published
Jacket, Field, U.S. Army Enlisted Men's, WWII | Coat, Service, U.S. Army Enlisted Men's, WWII | Shirt, U.S. Army Enlisted Men's, WWII | Trousers, U.S. Army Enlisted Men's, WWII
No full text[GFB 47] U.S. Army Enlisted Men's field jacket. Staff Sergeant insignia on arms. Military Air Transport Service patch on left shoulder. Labrador, Northeast & Central Canada Command patch on right shoulder. Made of olive drab wool. Also known as an Eisenhower or Ike jacket. [GFB 267] U.S. Army Enlisted Men's service coat. Infantry insignia and 442nd unit crest on lapels, 442nd unit patch on left shoulder, right breast: Presidential Unit Citation, left breast: six (6) ribbons, Combat Infantryman Badge, "Kobayashi" written on inside of jacket. [268] U.S. Army Enlisted Men's shirt. A button-down olive drab dress shirt made of wool. [GFB 270] U.S. Army Enlisted Men's trousers. "Kubochi" is written in pen on the waistband. Made with olive drab wool.Hiroshi Kubochi was incarcerated with his family at Amache and enlisted into the U.S. Army in September 1944. He was assigned to 552nd Field Artillery Battalion. Source: https://www.ancestry.com
Coat, Service, U.S. Army Enlisted Men's, WWII, Shirt, Non-regulation, U.S. Army Enlisted Men's Class B, WWII
No full text[1987.3.1] U.S. Army Enlisted Men's service coat. Right breast: Discharge patch, left breast: three (3) ribbons, Port of Embarkation unit patch on left shoulder, Tech 4th grade (T/4) insignia on arms. [1987.3.3] U.S. Army Enlisted Men's Class B non-regulation shirt. Privately purchased.George Noboru Sadanaga was born in Oregon on May 1, 1920. He and his family were incarcerated at Minidoka. He enlisted in the U.S. Army on June 21, 1944 in Pocatello, ID. Source: https://www.ancestry.com
Jacket, U.S. Army, Eisenhower, Enlisted, WWII, with Shirt, U.S. Army, Enlisted, WWII
No full text[1986.27.1] U.S. Army Eisenhower jacket, Class A. First Sergeant chevrons, Crossed Rifles, and Insignia branch on lapels. 442 patch, Ruptured Duck patch, Unit citation, 1 ribbon, two service hashes, and one overseas service hash. [1986.27.2] U.S. Army dress shirt, w/ 442 patch on left shoulder and First Sergeant insignia on arms.Fred Kazuo Dobana was born in 1916 and resided in San Joaquin, California. He was enlisted into the US Army on March 3, 1942, at the Presidio of Monterey. Dobana married his wife, Ruby Tamaka Yamanouchi, at Rohwer. Source: https://www.ancestry.com
Jacket, Field, U.S. Army Enlisted Men's, WWII | Shirt, U.S. Army, WWII
No full text[1986.11.2] U.S. Army Enlisted Men's field jacket. Enlisted infantry branch on lapel, 100th Battalion unit crest on lapel. Go For Broke pin on right lapel. [1986.11.4] An olive green button-down U.S. Army issue dress shirt made of wool from WWII.Shigeo Yokote was born in 1916 and enlisted in the army on January 20, 1942. He served in the 442nd Regimental Combat Team Band, playing trombone. His parents, three brothers, and sister were incarcerated at Tule Lake. Source: https://www.ancestry.com, http://www.thepresstribune.com/article/12/16/16/member-storied-wwii-unit-celebrate-100th-birthda
Coat, Service, U.S. Army Officer Men's Class A, WWII | Coat, Summer Service, U.S. Army Officer Men's Class A, WWII | Coat, Service, U.S. Army Enlisted Men's Class A, Model 1941, WWII | Shirt, U.S. Army Enlisted Men's, WWII | Cap, Garrison, U.S. Army Officer, with Black Piping | Coat, Service, U.S. Army Enlisted Men's Class A, WWII
No full text[GFB 30] U.S. Army Officer Men's Class A service coat. 5th Army unit patch on left shoulder, 33rd Infantry Division combat patch on right shoulder. [GFB 32] U.S. Army Officer Men's Class A Summer service coat. Ten (10) ribbons on left breast: Silver Star, Army Commendation Medal, Purple Heart, Combat Infantry Men's Badge. Right breast: Presidential Unit Citation with oak leaf. 5th Army patch on left shoulder. Made of cotton khaki material. [GFB 33] U.S. Army Enlisted Men's Class A service coat. U.S. Signal Cops. Enlisted insignia on lapels, China - Burma - India patch on left shoulder, four (4) service hash and one (1) combat hast on left forearm, Flying Tigers on right shoulder, blue patch with radio signal tower on right forearm, "ruptured duck" patch on right breast. [GFB 34] U.S. Army Enlisted Men's shirt. An olive drab button-down shirt. [GFB 35] U.S. Army Officer garrison cap. Khaki, with black piping. [GFB 122] U.S. Army Enlisted Men's Class A service coat, with GHQ Patch, Sgt. Chevron, three (3) ribbons, Enlisted Infantry branch on lapels, two (2) service hashes on left forearm, green patch with gold wreath on right forearm.Richard Kaoru Hayashi was drafted in October 16, 1940, and was inducted on June 4, 1941, at the Sacramento Induction Station. He graduated from the First Class of the Military Intelligence Service Language School, Presidio of San Francisco, in November 1942. He was commissioned as an officer in 1944 and assigned to the 442nd Regimental Combat Team as a platoon leader. He participated in campaigns in Italy, South of France, and the rescue of the "Lost Batallion." He visited his mom and sister at Stockton with the assistance of a friend. Due to a rumor circulating via letter correspondence that the Japanese were going to occupy San Francisco, he decided to visit his mother, sister, and two older brothers at Rohwer to check up on them. Hayashi saw the terrible living conditions his family was in, and many pleaded for help or assistance due to his rank in the U.S. Army. Hayashi took pictures of the camp but was discreet and cautious so that his camera would not be confiscated. He retired on January 31, 1963. Source: NJAHS oral history interview transcript, Nisei Linguists - James C. McNaughton
Cap, Peaked, U.S. Army Enlisted Men's Class A, WWII
No full textOlive drab wool U.S. Army Enlisted Men's Class A peaked cap.Fred Kazuo Dobana was born in 1916 and resided in San Joaquin, CA. He enlisted into the U.S. Army on March 3, 1942, and assigned to the Military Intelligence Service. He graduated from the Presidio of Monterey language school. Dobana married his wife, Ruby Tamaka Yamanouchi, at Rohwer. Source: https://www.ancestry.com
Jacket, Field, U.S. Army Enlisted Men's, WWII
No full textU.S. Army Enlisted Men's field jacket. Staff Sergeant insignia on both arms. Three service hashes and one combat hash on left forearm and 442 unit patch on left shoulder. "Ruptured duck" honorable discharge insignia over right breast pocket. Made of olive drab wool. Also known as an Eisenhower or Ike jacket.Kenichi Akagi was enlisted into the U.S. Army in 1940. His father Gisaku, mother Umeno, brother Toshiko, and sister Hisako Akagi were incarcerated at Topaz. Akagi was assigned to the 100th Battalion. Source: https://www.ancestry.com | http://www.jalivinglegacy.org
Coat, Service, U.S. Army Officer Men's Class A, WWII | Trousers, U.S. Army Officer Men's, WWII | Jacket, Field, U.S. Army Officers Class A Men's, WWII
No full text[GFB 16] U.S. Army Officer Men's Class A service coat. 1st Lt. Bar on left shoulder (missing right shoulder), 8th Army Patch right shoulder, Army of Occupation Patch left shoulder, US Officer Lapel Insignias, belt attached to jacket. [GFB 17] U.S. Army Officer Men's trousers. Made with olive drab wool. [GFB 36] U.S. Army Enlisted Men's field jacket. Japan patch on left shoulder, 8th Army patch on right shoulder. Made of olive drab wool. Also known as an Eisenhower or Ike jacket.Marshall Masura Sumida was born in Los Angeles, California, on August 26, 1921. Sumida and his family were imprisoned at Santa Anita and then Rohwer. His father had been arrested prior to forced incarceration and was eventually released from Fort Missoula so that he could reunite with his family in Rohwer. He graduated from Fort Snelling in August 1945. He then moved to Washington, D.C., with his wife to enroll in the Counter Intelligence Corps Center at Fort Holabird in Baltimore, MD. His father wanted to go to Japan, so he urged Marshall to volunteer for the U.S. Occupation of Japan. His father passed away three months into Marshall's time in Japan. His family was imprisoned at Rohwer. Source: https://www.ancestry.com | Oral History interview - https://densho.org
U.S. Army airmen, n.d.
No full textVerso captions: 45TH AIR BASE GROUP PHOTO SECTION CREDIT LINE MUST READ U.S. ARMY AIR CORP, HAMILTON FIELD, CALIF. [stamped]; Holy Rosary, Used May 1941 (handwritten)Note by Archivist: Back row, 3rd from left: Pete Has Horse; front row, 2nd from left: Vandal Fast Horse
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