Jiro Nango

Jiro Nango

Jiro Nango (なんごうじろう, from December 21, 1876 to March 5, 1951) is a Japanese sailor. The last rank is a rear admiral.

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Career

I am from Tokyo. I am born as the eldest son of Shigemitsu Nango. Through House of learning navy preparatory course, I graduate from Naval Academy (the 26th) (1898) in December in 1898 and appoint Second Lieutenant of navy (1900) in January in 1900. I went to the front of Russo-Japanese War as a fourth boat corps coxswain and participated in Sea of Japan sea fight as the 67th coxswain who belonged to the first boat corps more. I take office as a sailor secretary (1905) in December in 1905. I learn as Naval Staff College second student, navy mine school advanced course student and become the "first frost of the year" expulsion captain (1907) in September in 1907 and, after "Kashima" mine head knowledge, I get promotion to navy major (1908) in September in 1908 and take office as the "Joban" mine head. Through an instructor at mine school, I graduated from the Naval Staff College (first grade eight quarters) (1910) in November in 1910.

In December, 1910, I became the "Satsuma" mine head and went to the front of World War I as "Asama" first mate through a sailor instructor. It is promoted (1913) in December in 1913 by a commander. I act as a military officer working under His Imperial Highness Prince Yorihito Higashifushiminomiya (1916) from February in 1916 and am promoted to a captain (1917) in December in 1917.

I take office as the "Kasuga" captain (1919) in February in 1919 and successively hold the "Katori" captain, Naval General Staff adjutant, Naval General Staff entering a service afterward. It was 1,922 years faster to a rear admiral (1922) in December and took office as a Sasebo defense corps commander. It became the pending appointment (1923) in December in 1923 and was admitted into reserve duty (1924) in February in 1924.

Because it was a nephew of Jigoro Kanou who was the founder of the judo head temple of a Buddhist sect [scheme way building], I acted as the second substitute lecturer way director after navy military retirement.

Privilege

• 1921 (1921) July 1 - first national census memory chapter [¹]

外国勲章佩用允許

• It is January 22 (1919) for 1,919 years
  • British Empire Victoria third class decoration [²]
  • Italian kingdom sun Morris gills colander third class decoration [²]
  • Kingdom of Belgium crown third class decoration [²]
  • The French RepublicLegion d'honneur decorationオフィシエ^[2]

Relative

• Eldest son Shigeaki Nango (Major of navy, death in battle)
• Third son Nango Shigeo (Lieutenant Colonel of army, death in battle)
• Son-in-law Kenji Yada (navy technology colonel)
• Younger brother Saburo Nango・Shiro Kunori（Western picture painter）
• Uncle Jigoro Kanou (younger brother of mother), Kitaro Endo (rear admiral, younger brother of father)
• Father-in-law Masayoshi Tsutsumi（Baron）

Footnote

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1. ^ "official daily gazette" 2858th, appendix "written appointment" February 14, 1922.
2. ^ ^{a b c d} "official daily gazette" 3369th "appointment and written appointment" January 24, 1919.

References

• Ikuhiko Hata edition "Japanese army and navy general encyclopedia" second edition, Tokyo University publication society, 2005.
• Misao Toyama edition "army and navy flag officer personnel affairs conspectus navy" cotton rose Publishing publication, 1981.
• Hideki Fukukawa "Japanese Navy flag officer dictionary" cotton rose Publishing publication, 2000.
• Navy history preservation society "history of Japanese Navy" Vol. 10, release: First law publication, 1995.
• "Warship Asama warrant officer list" Asia history document center Ref.C11081162800 (Ministry of Defense National Institute for Defense Studies possession Department of the Navy - trainer British dispatching an envoy to America -T3-13-19 Department of the Navy land tax officer remarks dispatching an envoy to America detached force dossier winding 15)

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