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U.S. Army. Via
Wilbanks
(2004)
Terada Seiichi commanded 2 Air Division in Mindanao at the time of the Allied counter invasion in 1945.
Following the Japanese
surrender, he was tried and
convicted of passing along an order to massacre the Allied prisoners of war on Palawan. He was sentenced to
life imprisonment.
| 1889-2-5
|
Born | |
| 1937-8-30 |
Lieutenant colonel | Operations officer, North
China Area Army |
| 1938-3-1 |
Colonel |
|
| 1938-6-10 |
1 Section, North China Area
Army |
|
| 1938-12-10
|
Chief, 1 Section, General
Affairs Bureau, Army Aeronautical Department |
|
| 1939-12-1 |
Commander, 65 Air Regiment |
|
| 1940-12-3 |
Head, Training Bureau,
Inspectorate-General of Military Aviation |
|
| 1941-8-25 |
Major general | |
| 1943-5-20 |
Chief of staff, 3 Air
Army |
|
| 1944-2-14
|
Head, General Affairs Bureau,
Inspectorate-general of Military Aviation |
|
| 1944-8-8 |
Chief of staff, Training
Air Army |
|
| 1944-8-30
|
Chief of staff, 4 Air
Army |
|
| 1944-10-26 |
Lieutenant
general |
|
| 1944-11-27
|
Commander, 2
Air Division |
|
| 1945-5-23 |
Director, Training Bureau,
Inspectorate-General of Military Aviation |
|
| 1945-7-6 |
Vice chief of staff, General
Air Army |
|
| 1969-3-8 |
Dies |
References
Ammentorp
(accessed 2017-2-22)
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