Flight first squadron (the Japanese military)

Flight first squadron
The foundation	It is July 5 (1938) for 1,938 years
The abolition	1945 (1945)
The position form of government	Great Japanese Empire
Position organization	Imperial Army
Military unit organization unit	Squadron
Branch of the service / duty / properties	Aviation operation （Air combat）
Formation place	Kakamigahara
Popular name / abbreviated designation	Authority 8301
For the last time upper unit	First aviation forces twelfth flight group
The last position	Hidaka-shi, Saitama
Main military service	Japan-China War-Nomonhan incident-World War II
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The flight first squadron (ひこうだいいちせんたい, 飛行第一戰隊) is one of the flight squadrons of Imperial Army. A popular name is an authority 8,301 corps.

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Summary

"The temporary flying corps" organized at the time of World War I were dissolved after returning home (1915) in early January in 1915. It is "aviation battalion" to have been founded as the succession on October 14, the same year (aviation first battalion). This military unit put it together for a start of the army Airlines headquarters which summarized air force (1925) on June 1 in 1925, and I was raised by the flight first regiment.

In the same year, the reinforcement of the air force based on the Ugaki disarmament including the independence of the air service is planned, and ten squadrons (as for the breakdown fighter squadron 6, light bomber squadron 2, heavy bomber squadron 2) in total will be built more. Although it was a battalion scale at first, the flight first regiment received the transfer of two spy plane squadrons and was in this way increased in two spy plane squadrons, fighter squadron two.

The flight regiment was renamed to the flight squadron to operational unit and the vacant land separation of support people, and, in the flight first regiment, it was afterwards in a flight first squadron.

• A flight department: Battle
• Formation time: It is July 5 (1938) for 1,938 years
• A formation place: Kakamigahara (Gifu)
• A use model: 97 sets of fighters、A complete set fighter "falcon"、Four sets of fighter "gales"
• A deployment number of planes:
• The location in the end of the war: Takahagi (Saitama)

Each generation flight first regiment commander

Successive regiment commanders
(as far as there is not special mention chicken colonel)

代	Full name	The term in office	Remarks
1	Sukeyuki Akabane	1925.5.1 -	Lieutenant colonel
2	Yoshitoshi Tokugawa	1927.7.26 -
3	牧野正迪	1929.8.1 -
4	Husband and wife falcon bear	1931.3.11 -
5	Tetsuji Giga	1932.3.11 -
6	藤野市之丞	1933.8.1 -
7	Shunji Seto	1935.8.1 -
8		1937.8.10 -

each generation flight first squadron long pieces

The successive squadron head
(as far as there is not special mention an army major)

代	Full name	The term in office	Remarks
1	Toshio Kato	1938.7. -	It is seriously injured by a lieutenant colonel, Nomonhan incident
2	Fumio Harada	1939.7.20 - 1939.7.29	Lieutenant colonel, death in battle, Nomonhan incident [1]
3	Tadashi Yoshida	1939.8.2 -
4	Takeda Shiro Kim	1940.9.5 -
5	Sawada Mitsugu	1943.3.1 -	Death in battle, the New Guinea ラエ sky
6	Shunsuke Matsumura	1943.3.15 - 1944.10.28	Death in battle, Philippines Mana plastic
7	Toshiro Kasugai	1944.11.7 - 1944.11.25	Captain, death in battle
8	Shigeharu Hashimoto	1944.11. - 1944.12.22	Death in battle, the Pau rack sky
9	Hironojo Shishimoto	1945.3.18 -	Captain

Footnote

1. ^ 『Conferment of a rank approval book, 1939, conferment of a rank winding 61 (National Archives)』 Asian history document center Ref.A11114799900 

Allied item

• List of Imperial Army flight squadrons

References

• Modern history editing society "flying corps history of a war" new person going visit to an office, 2001. ISBN 4-404-02945-4
• Misao Toyama, Toshio Morimatsu compilation "Imperial Army organization conspectus" cotton rose Publishing publication, 1987.
• Misao Toyama edition "army and navy flag officer personnel affairs conspectus army" cotton rose Publishing publication, 1981.

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