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Hiromichi Yahara was born in Tokyo in 1893. He was the son of a wealthy businessman and received an excellent education, graduating from the prestigious Tokyo Imperial University in 1915. After graduation, he joined the Japanese Army as a Second Lieutenant and served with distinction during World War I. In 1937, Hiromichi was promoted to Major and given command of the 23rd Infantry Regiment, which was part of the Japanese Army's Kwantung Army that invaded Manchuria during Japan's war with China. In 1938, he led his regiment into battle against Chinese forces at Changkufeng and fought valiantly despite overwhelming odds. He managed to repel Chinese forces three times before they were eventually forced to retreat by superior Japanese firepower. His bravery earned him much acclaim among his peers and superiors alike, who nicknamed him "The Hero of Changkufeng". After his successful campaign against China, Hiromichi returned to Japan where he continued to serve with distinction until 1941 when he was sent to lead the Japanese defense of Rabaul in Papua New Guinea during World War II. Here again Hiromichi proved himself a capable commander despite facing overwhelming odds as Allied forces advanced on Rabaul from all sides. He skillfully organized defenses that enabled the outnumbered Japanese troops to hold off Allied forces for over two months until their ultimate defeat on January 18th 1943. Despite being taken prisoner by Allied forces at this time, Hiromichi’s courage under fire had earned him even more respect from both his peers and superiors alike who once again dubbed him “The Hero of Rabaul” for his efforts there. After World War II ended in 1945, Hiromichi returned home where he devoted himself to educating young people about Japan’s wartime experiences and instilling patriotism within them so that future generations would not repeat past mistakes. He also wrote several books on military tactics which are still studied today by aspiring officers around the world as examples of effective command strategies during warfare situations. Hiromichi Yahara passed away peacefully at home on August 28th 1981 aged 88 years old but not before having left an indelible mark on Japan’s history through his exemplary service as one its most renowned war heroes - The Hero Of Changkufeng & The Hero Of Rabaul – whose courageous exploits will forever be remembered by those who live on after him