Herman Kaaukea
Herman Kaaukea was twenty-two years old when he enlisted inthe U.S. Navy on August 19,
Charles Kino
Charles Kino was born in Kona, Hawaii, on September 19, 1887, to Samuel and Kalama
Sam Kainoa
Sam Kainoa was born August 9, 1891 on Maui and worked for the City and
Edward K. Kuaimoku
Edward K. KuaimokuPrivate, ArmyBorn on:Died on 7/16/1918 at Schofield Barracks, Hawai‘iCause of Death:Other Information:Listed on
John R. Rowe
John R. RoweJohn R. Rowe was the first of Hawaii’s sons to die in France
R. L. Leander
R. L. LeanderService record unknownBorn on:Date and place of death not known at this timeCause
Sergeant Apau En Pau Kau and Sergeant George Bung Quon Tom
Sergeant Apau En Pau Kau (Gao Enbao ) and Sergeant George Bung Quon Tom (Tan
Ivan Montrose Graham
Lieutenant Ivan M. Graham of Honolulu died of pneumonia aboard the USS Huntington in 1918. A Naval Academy graduate, he was one of the few officers from Hawaiʻi serving in World War I.
Ralph J. Kauhane
Ralph John Kauhane was born in Lahaina, Maui. As a young man, he answered the
Francis J. Green
Francis J. GreenCaptain, ArmyBorn on:Died on 1/11/1918 in Hale‘iwa, Hawai‘iCause of Death:Other Information:Listed on the