D Company
Kenneth Mitsunaga was drafted and entered the Army on March 25, 1941. On December 7th when Pearl Harbor was attacked, he was on furlough and working at the family’s diary farm in Manoa. Someone called to tell him about the attack. During the war, he drove officers and supply trucks back and forth to the front lines.
![Soldiers of the 100th milk a cow in Germany, March 16, 1945. [Courtesy of U.S. Signal Corp]](https://stage.100thbattalion.org/wp-content/gallery/kenneth-mitsunaga/mitsunaga_kenneth_1.jpg "Soldiers of the 100th milk a cow in Germany, March 16, 1945. [Courtesy of U.S. Signal Corp]")
![Angel & Banta Ogata at Camp McCoy, Wisconsin, summer 1942. [Courtesy of Joyce Mitsunaga]](https://stage.100thbattalion.org/wp-content/gallery/kenneth-mitsunaga/mitsunaga_kenneth_3.jpg "Angel & Banta Ogata at Camp McCoy, Wisconsin, summer 1942. [Courtesy of Joyce Mitsunaga]")
![Guzzler Squad from D Company, St. Etienne, Maritime Alps, November 1944 [Courtesy of Joyce Mitsunaga.]](https://stage.100thbattalion.org/wp-content/gallery/kenneth-mitsunaga/mitsunaga_kenneth_4.jpg "Guzzler Squad from D Company, St. Etienne, Maritime Alps, November 1944 [Courtesy of Joyce Mitsunaga.]")