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	\|name=Kensaku Oda		\| name = Kensaku Oda
	\|native_name=小田健作		\| native_name = 小田健作
	\|native_name_lang=jpn		\| native_name_lang = jpn
	\|birth_date= {{birth date\|1888\|04\|04~~\|df=y~~}}		\| birth_date = {{birth date\|1888\|04\|04}}
	\|death_date= {{Death date and age\|1943\|01\|21\|1888\|04\|04~~\|df=y~~}} {{KIA}}		\| death_date = {{Death date and age\|1943\|01\|21\|1888\|04\|04}} {{KIA}}
	\|birth_place=[[Fukuoka Prefecture]], Japan		\| birth_place = [[Fukuoka Prefecture]], Japan
	\|death_place= [[Territory of New Guinea]]		\| death_place = [[Territory of New Guinea]]
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	\|rank=[[File:帝國陸軍の階級―肩章―中将.svg\|50px]] [[Lieutenant General]] (posthumous)		\| rank = [[File:帝國陸軍の階級―肩章―中将.svg\|50px]] [[Lieutenant General]] (posthumous)
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	Oda was a native of [[Fukuoka Prefecture]]. From 1938, he was the commanding officer of the IJA 50th Infantry Regiment, which was in combat during the [[Battle of Xuzhou]] in the [[Second Sino-Japanese War]]. The regiment was withdrawn back to Japan in December 1939. In August 1940, he was promoted [[major general]] and became the commanding officer of the infantry group of the [[26th Division (Imperial Japanese Army)\|IJA 26th Division]], which at the time was under the command of the [[Mongolia Garrison Army]].		Oda was a native of [[Fukuoka Prefecture]]. From 1938, he was the commanding officer of the IJA 50th Infantry Regiment, which was in combat during the [[Battle of Xuzhou]] in the [[Second Sino-Japanese War]]. The regiment was withdrawn back to Japan in December 1939. In August 1940, he was promoted [[major general]] and became the commanding officer of the infantry group of the [[26th Division (Imperial Japanese Army)\|IJA 26th Division]], which at the time was under the command of the [[Mongolia Garrison Army]].

	In September 1941, he became the Commandant of Toyohashi Reserve Officers' Cadet School. However, due to the death of Major General [[Tomitarō Horii]] the [[Kokoda Track campaign]] in [[Territory of New Guinea\|New Guinea]], Oda was assigned as his replacement as Commander of the [[South Seas Detachment]]. However, the South Seas Detachment found itself flanked by Allied forces and in a location where neither reinforcements or supplies could reach. When ordered to withdraw by [[Eighteenth Army (Japan)\|IJA 18th Army]] headquarters, Oda left behind the sick and wounded and led his men to the banks of the Kumusi River, only to find out that all of the remaining boats he had planned on for his retreat had been taken by troops which had preceded him. He committed suicide on the river bank by shooting himself with his pistol. <ref>{{cite book \|last1=Pike \|first1=Francis \|title=Hirohito's War: The Pacific War, 1941-1945 \|date=2015 \|publisher=Bloomsbury \|isbn=978-1472596703}}</ref>		In September 1941, he became the Commandant of Toyohashi Reserve Officers' Cadet School. However, due to the death of Major General [[Tomitarō Horii]] the [[Kokoda Track campaign]] in [[Territory of New Guinea\|New Guinea]], Oda was assigned as his replacement as Commander of the [[South Seas Detachment]]. However, the South Seas Detachment found itself flanked by Allied forces and in a location where neither reinforcements or supplies could reach. When ordered to withdraw by [[Eighteenth Army (Japan)\|IJA 18th Army]] headquarters, Oda left behind the sick and wounded and led his men to the banks of the Kumusi River, only to find out that all of the remaining boats he had planned on for his retreat had been taken by troops which had preceded him. He committed suicide on the river bank by shooting himself with his pistol.<ref>{{cite book \|last1=Pike \|first1=Francis \|title=Hirohito's War: The Pacific War, 1941-1945 \|date=2015 \|publisher=Bloomsbury \|isbn=978-1472596703}}</ref>

	He was posthumously promoted to [[lieutenant general]].<ref>http://www.generals.dk/general/Oda/Kensaku/Japan.html Kensaku Oda (1888 – 1943)</ref>		He was posthumously promoted to [[lieutenant general]].<ref>http://www.generals.dk/general/Oda/Kensaku/Japan.html Kensaku Oda (1888 – 1943)</ref>

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	Oda was a native of [[Fukuoka Prefecture]]. From 1938, he was the commanding officer of the IJA 50th Infantry Regiment, which was in combat during the [[Battle of Xuzhou]] in the [[Second Sino-Japanese War]]. The regiment was withdrawn back to Japan in December 1939. In August 1940, he was promoted [[major general]] and became the commanding officer of the infantry group of the [[26th Division (Imperial Japanese Army)\|IJA 26th Division]], which at the time was under the command of the [[Mongolia Garrison Army]].		Oda was a native of [[Fukuoka Prefecture]]. From 1938, he was the commanding officer of the IJA 50th Infantry Regiment, which was in combat during the [[Battle of Xuzhou]] in the [[Second Sino-Japanese War]]. The regiment was withdrawn back to Japan in December 1939. In August 1940, he was promoted [[major general]] and became the commanding officer of the infantry group of the [[26th Division (Imperial Japanese Army)\|IJA 26th Division]], which at the time was under the command of the [[Mongolia Garrison Army]].

	In September 1941, he became the Commandant of Toyohashi Reserve Officers' Cadet School. However, due to the death of Major General [[Tomitarō Horii]] the [[Kokoda Track campaign]] in [[Territory of New Guinea\|New Guinea]], Oda was assigned as his replacement as Commander of the [[South Seas Detachment]]. However, the South Seas Detachment found itself flanked by Allied forces and in a location where neither reinforcements or supplies could reach. When ordered to withdraw by [[Eighteenth Army (Japan)\|IJA 18th Army]] headquarters, Oda left behind the sick and wounded and led his men to the banks of the Kumusi River, only to find out that all of the remaining boats ~~when~~ he had planned on for his retreat had been taken by troops which had preceded him. He committed suicide on the river bank by shooting himself with his pistol. <ref>{{cite book \|last1=Pike \|first1=Francis \|title=Hirohito's War: The Pacific War, 1941-1945 \|date=2015 \|publisher=Bloomsbury \|isbn=978-1472596703}}</ref>		In September 1941, he became the Commandant of Toyohashi Reserve Officers' Cadet School. However, due to the death of Major General [[Tomitarō Horii]] the [[Kokoda Track campaign]] in [[Territory of New Guinea\|New Guinea]], Oda was assigned as his replacement as Commander of the [[South Seas Detachment]]. However, the South Seas Detachment found itself flanked by Allied forces and in a location where neither reinforcements or supplies could reach. When ordered to withdraw by [[Eighteenth Army (Japan)\|IJA 18th Army]] headquarters, Oda left behind the sick and wounded and led his men to the banks of the Kumusi River, only to find out that all of the remaining boats he had planned on for his retreat had been taken by troops which had preceded him. He committed suicide on the river bank by shooting himself with his pistol. <ref>{{cite book \|last1=Pike \|first1=Francis \|title=Hirohito's War: The Pacific War, 1941-1945 \|date=2015 \|publisher=Bloomsbury \|isbn=978-1472596703}}</ref>

	He was posthumously promoted to [[lieutenant general]].<ref>http://www.generals.dk/general/Oda/Kensaku/Japan.html Kensaku Oda (1888 – 1943)</ref>		He was posthumously promoted to [[lieutenant general]].<ref>http://www.generals.dk/general/Oda/Kensaku/Japan.html Kensaku Oda (1888 – 1943)</ref>

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	Oda was a native of [[Fukuoka Prefecture]]. From 1938, he was the commanding officer of the IJA 50th Infantry Regiment, which was in combat during the [[Battle of Xuzhou]] in the [[Second Sino-Japanese War]]. The regiment was withdrawn back to Japan in December 1939. In August 1940, he was promoted [[major general]] and became the commanding officer of the infantry group of the [[26th Division (Imperial Japanese Army)\|IJA 26th Division]], which at the time was under the command of the [[Mongolia Garrison Army]].		Oda was a native of [[Fukuoka Prefecture]]. From 1938, he was the commanding officer of the IJA 50th Infantry Regiment, which was in combat during the [[Battle of Xuzhou]] in the [[Second Sino-Japanese War]]. The regiment was withdrawn back to Japan in December 1939. In August 1940, he was promoted [[major general]] and became the commanding officer of the infantry group of the [[26th Division (Imperial Japanese Army)\|IJA 26th Division]], which at the time was under the command of the [[Mongolia Garrison Army]].

	In September 1941, he became the Commandant of Toyohashi Reserve Officers' Cadet School. However, due to the death of Major General [[Tomitarō Horii]] the [[Kokoda Track campaign]] in [[Territory of New Guinea\|New Guinea]], Oda was assigned as his replacement as Commander of the [[South Seas Detachment]]. However, the South Seas Detachment found itself flanked by Allied forces and in a location where neither reinforcements or supplies could reach. When ordered to withdraw by [[Eighteenth Army (Japan)\|IJA 18th Army]] headquarters, Oda left behind the sick and wounded and led his men to the banks of the Kumusi River, only to find out that all of the remaining boats when he had planned on for his retreat had been taken by troops which had preceded him. He committed suicide on the river bank by shooting himself with his pistol. <ref>{{cite book \|last1=Pike \|first1=Francis \|title=Hirohito's War: The Pacific War, 1941-1945 \|date=2015 \|publisher=Bloomsbury \|isbn=~~1472596706~~}}</ref>		In September 1941, he became the Commandant of Toyohashi Reserve Officers' Cadet School. However, due to the death of Major General [[Tomitarō Horii]] the [[Kokoda Track campaign]] in [[Territory of New Guinea\|New Guinea]], Oda was assigned as his replacement as Commander of the [[South Seas Detachment]]. However, the South Seas Detachment found itself flanked by Allied forces and in a location where neither reinforcements or supplies could reach. When ordered to withdraw by [[Eighteenth Army (Japan)\|IJA 18th Army]] headquarters, Oda left behind the sick and wounded and led his men to the banks of the Kumusi River, only to find out that all of the remaining boats when he had planned on for his retreat had been taken by troops which had preceded him. He committed suicide on the river bank by shooting himself with his pistol. <ref>{{cite book \|last1=Pike \|first1=Francis \|title=Hirohito's War: The Pacific War, 1941-1945 \|date=2015 \|publisher=Bloomsbury \|isbn=978-1472596703}}</ref>

	He was posthumously promoted to [[lieutenant general]].<ref>http://www.generals.dk/general/Oda/Kensaku/Japan.html Kensaku Oda (1888 – 1943)</ref>		He was posthumously promoted to [[lieutenant general]].<ref>http://www.generals.dk/general/Oda/Kensaku/Japan.html Kensaku Oda (1888 – 1943)</ref>

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