Organization of The Kwantung Army - Kwantung Army Experts in Strike South Planning

Kwantung Army Experts in Strike South Planning

  • Yoshihide Hayashi, Chief of Staff Unit 82 (Strike South planning), Manchuria
  • Isamu Chō, Vice Chief of Staff Unit 82 (Strike South planning), Manchuria

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