Chō Isamu

Vorlage:Cleanup-date Isamu Cho was a Soldier and officer in Japanese Armed forces and active ardent supporter in first attempts of military and right-wing coup d'etats.

The Cape(later Captain) Isamu Cho, officer recent graduated by Military academy, was assigned your first duties outside Japan. He was active participant or take certain indirect participation in March Incident and Imperial Colors Incident, between other similar sucesses amongsts Japanese Army leaders how Kingoro Hashimoto, Jiro Minami, Sadao Araki, and Nationalists partidaires how Kita Ikki, Shumei Okawa, Kanichiro Kamei, Kosaburo Tachibana and Mitsuro Toyama.

The "Sakurai Kai" (Cherry) Society was formed secretly under Hashimoto and Cho,with patronage of Sadao Araki; with purpose of traced the plans of 1931 attempt to downed the corrupt democratic government for replace of new stablishment with state socialism political bases; in same line such grouping was supported by patriotic thinkers how Ikki, Okawa, Kamei, Tachibana and Toyama.

Officer Cho,was mantain your political interests along your military tasks when the Kodoha faction taken the civil government in 1941 under party leadership of Hideki Tojo.Cho was convert as active member in such political movement in that period.

He is enter in service of Kwantung Army in varios post included the Vice Chief of Staff Unit 82 (Strike South Group planning),as one expert in theme amongst

later Officer Cho was poses other active wartime assignations and raising to rank of Leutenant General,and between your last duties was Chief of Staff of Japanese forces during Okinawa Campaign against American invasion in 1944. Isamu Cho was mantain your very Die-Hard personality,since your days of active supporter of 1931 s rigth-wing coup d etat s.

The LtGen Mitsuru Ushijima had relieved LtGen Masao Watanabe as Thirty-second Army,Commander in August 1944. Ushijima and his chief of staff,the "hard-driving, aggressive newest LtGen Isamu Cho,"reorganized the staff of the Army,replacing the incumbents with bright young officers from Imperial General Headquarters.As reconstituted, the staff was distinguished by its youth, low rank, and ability."

As for General Ushijima himself,according to the members of his staff, he (Ushijima) was a calm and very capable officer who inspired confidence among his troops. He had commanded an infantry group in Burma early in the war and came to his new assignment from the position of Commandant of the Japanese Military Academy at Zama....The combination of Ushijima's mature judgment, Cho's supple mind and aggressive energy, and the shrewd discernment of Col Hiromichi Yahara as senior staff officer in charge of operations gave the 32d Army a balanced and impressively able high command.

More later in last stages of Okinawa Campaign the Generals Ushijima and Cho committed ceremonial Seppuku act before dawn, June 22 1944; American patrols found the bodies three days later.