Shiroishi common rule
The Shiroishi common rule (unknown - year of a person's death on Shiraishi distance, November 5, 1873) is an officer of the Japanese army. The last rank is Lieutenant General of army.
Career
I am from Ehime. I graduate from a military academy (the seventh) (1896) in May in 1896. I appoint Second Lieutenant foot soldier in January in the next year. I graduate from Military Staff College (the 16th) (1902) in November in 1902. I become an away ninth division staff officer.
I am promoted to Colonel foot soldier (1916) in April in 1916 and take office as Manager Fukuoka captive accommodation for German military captives with World War I. In November of the year, I become a foot soldier seventh regiment commander. I am transferred to the 19th division chief of staff (1918) in July in 1918.
I am promoted to Major General (1920) in May in 1920, and it is taken up the new post by a foot soldier 31st brigadier. I am embedded with the Siberia dispatch of troops. I am transferred to the army Toyama principal (1923) in August in 1923. I became Port Arthur caid (1924) in August in 1924 and, in December of the year, advanced to the Lieutenant General of army. It became the pending appointment (1925) in May in 1925 and was admitted into reserve duty (1926) in March in 1926.
Relative
- Second son Toru Shiraishi religion (Lieutenant Colonel of army)
References
- Hideki Fukukawa "Japan army general dictionary" cotton rose Publishing publication, 2001.
- Misao Toyama edition "army and navy flag officer personnel affairs conspectus army" cotton rose Publishing publication, 1981.
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