Members of Kwantung Army Staff
- Kitsuju Ayabe:- Staff Officer, Kwantung Army, engaged in Chahar area operation
- Takushiro Hattori:- Staff Officer (Operations), Kwantung Army Headquarters (LtCol)
- Kanji Ishiwara:- Staff Officer, Kwantung Army
- Seishirō Itagaki:- Staff Officer, Kwantung Army
- Torashirō Kawabe:- Staff Officer (Operations; Intelligence), Kwantung Army
- Seiichi Kita:- Staff Officer, Kwantung Army
- Takeshi Mori:- Staff Officer, Kwantung Army
- Akira Mutō:- staff officer, Kwantung Army
- Sōsaku Suzuki:- Staff Officer, Kwantung Army
- Sinichi Tanaka:- Staff Officer, Kwantung Army
- Kioji Tominaga:- Staff Officer, Kwantung Army
- Masanobu Tsuji:- Staff Officer (Operations), Kwantung Army (Major), during Nomonhan Incident
- Rikichi Tsukada:- Staff Officer, Kwantung Army
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