Nihon Essay Essay Kazuaki Nanao, Battlefield Personnel Officer

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Nippon Essay Essay / Essay : "I am a personnel officer, so I wrote down everything about my colleagues at the end." At the end of the Battle of Okinawa, I was entrusted to a soldier with the mission to tell them alive. Along with the list of war names miraculously brought back from Gama, it is an untold story of a former noncommissioned officer who survived the long war. In the history of the Battle of Okinawa during World War II, Hajime Ko Ishii is an unknown person. It is not known that he was the only survivor among 18 noncommissioned officers in the company to which he belonged on the battle front in the south of the main island of Okinawa, which had been decommissioned by the Imperial Court. It is not known that he was the only survivor among 18 noncommissioned officers in the company to which he belonged on the battle front in the south of the main island of Okinawa, which had been decommissioned by the Imperial Court. It is not known that he was the only survivor among 18 noncommissioned officers in the company that had been decommissioned by the Imperial Court. It is not known that he was the only survivor among 18 noncommissioned officers in the company that had been decommissioned by the Imperial Court. It is not known that he was the only survivor among 18 noncommissioned officers in the company that had been decommissioned by the Imperial Court. It is not known that he was the only survivor among 18 noncommissioned officers in the company that had been decommissioned by the Imperial Court. It is not known that he was the only survivor among 18 noncommissioned officers in the company that had been decommissioned by the Imperial Court. It is not known that he was the only survivor among 18 noncommissioned officers in the company that had been decommissioned by the Imperial Court. It is not known that he was the only survivor among 18 noncommissioned officers in the Mabuni Ko Ishii