WWII veteran, fly fisherman, air pollution control pioneer Fred Shiosaki dies at 96
WWII veteran, fly fisherman and air pollution control pioneer Fred Shiosaki of Hillyard dies at 96.
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Fred Shiosaki was a member of the famed 442 Battalion, the all Japanese army unit from WW II that is the most decorated unit in U.S. military history. Mulvany Photo.
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A street vendor in Naples, Italy, depicted, September 27, 2007, the young Fred Shiosaki in pencil while on duty in the fall of 1944. BRIAN PLONKA The Spokesman-Review
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Fred A Shiosaki Sp Co Pollution Control Officer
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Fred A Shiosaki Sp Co Pollution Control Officer
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Inspecting one of two new bag collection systems at Kaiser Trentwood today are air quality specialist for the Spokane County Air Pollution Control Authority; Keith G Bolster, environmental control engineer for the Trentwood rolling mill and Fred A Shiosaki, SCAPACA control officer. The large, square metal structure contains nylon bags which filter emissions from rotary skins furnaces.
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Photographs of Fred Shiosaki chronicle his service in the European Theatre after he volunteered for service during WWII. A lifelong resident of Spokane, the photos are spread out on a table in the Valley home of Fred and his wife Lily Shiosake 4/9/01. Christopher Anderson photo
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