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Guy Gabaldon

Guy Louis Gabaldon (March 22, 1926 August 31,

2006) was aUnited States Marinewho, at age 18, cap-

tured or persuaded to surrender Japanese soldiers and

civilians during the battles forSaipanandTinianislands

in 1944 duringWorld War II. Though Gabaldon was rec-

ommended for the Medal of Honor, he received the Silver

Star, which was upgraded by the Marine Corps to the

Navy Crossin 1960.

In 1960, a friend of Gabaldons with Hollywood connec-

tions influenced the industry to make a movie about Ga-

baldons version of events on Saipan called Hell to Eter-nity. He was called 'Gabby' by his friends, and was an

outspoken member of right-wing political organizations.

In 1964, he unsuccessfully ran for US Congressman in his

Southern California district. In 1990, he authored a book

entitled,Saipan: Suicide Island.

1 Early years

Gabaldon was born inLos Angeles,California. His fam-ily wasMexican-American, and he was one of seven chil-

dren. He was raised inEast Los Angelesand, as a ten-

year-old, he helped his family by shining shoes on Skid

Row.[1] Gabaldon became a member of a multi-ethnic

gang known as the Moe Gang.[2] At age 12, he moved

out of his home to livewiththe Nakano family, which was

of Japanese-Americanheritage and whom he considered

his extended family. He attended language school every

day with their children and learned to speakJapanese. He

also learned about their customs and culture.[3]

2 World War II

At the outbreak of World War II the Nakanos, his

adopted[note 1] family, were sent to arelocation camp

named the Heart Mountain Relocation Center, in

Wyoming. He traveled toAlaskato work in a cannery.

On March 22, 1943, Gabaldons 17th birthday, he joined

the United States Marine Corps. He received his basic

training atCamp Pendleton, completed the Enlisted Ma-

rine Japanese Language School at Camp Elliot in San

Diego, and was assigned to Headquarters and ServiceCompany,2nd Marine Regiment,2nd Marine Division,

as a scout and observer.

2.1 The Pied Piper of Saipan

The United States considered the possibility of a full scale

invasion of the Japanese mainlandbut later decided that

such a feat would be costly, with an estimated one mil-

lion American casualties. The capture of Saipan was con-

sidered essential for the establishment of airfields which

would accommodate theB-29 Superfortressbombers to

be used for the planned invasion. On June 15, 1944, an

armada of 535 ships carrying 127,570 U.S. military per-

sonnel which included Marines from the 2nd and 4th Ma-rine Divisions, began the invasion of Saipan. Japanese

soldiers seldom surrendered during World War II and,

as the American military invasion went badly for the

Japanese, they were ordered by their superiors on Saipan

to kill seven American Marines orsoldiersfor every sol-

dier they lost, or commit suicide.[4]

According to Gabaldon, he began taking and bringing

in prisoners the night of the first day that he arrived on

Saipan. According to Gabaldon:

The first night I was on Saipan, I went out

on my own...I always worked on my own, and

brought back two prisoners using my back-

street Japanese.

Guy Gabaldon

Private Guy Gabaldon(right) poses with a few of the Japanesesoldiers and civilians who surrendered to him in 1944 during

World War II

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2 3 POST-WAR

Gabaldon was reprimanded by his superior officers, and

threatened with a court-martial for leaving his post. How-

ever, according to him the next night he went out and did

it again. He carefully approached a cave, shot the en-

emy guards outside, moved off to one side of the cave,

and yelled in Japanese, You're surrounded and have no

choice but to surrender. Come out, and you will not bekilled! I assure you will be well-treated. We do not want

to kill you!"[1]

The next morning he says he returned with 50 Japanese

prisoners. As a result, Gabaldon was permitted by his

commanding officer to act as a lone wolf operator.[1]

The next day, on July 8, Gabaldon captured two more en-

emy guards. He convinced one of them to return to his

cave, with an offering of surrender. Shortly thereafter, a

Japanese officer showed up. After speaking to Gabaldon,

the officer accepted the conditions of surrenderand

over eight hundred Japanese soldiers and civilians surren-dered to Gabaldon, who turned them over to the U.S. mil-

itary authorities. For his exploits, according to Gabaldon,

he became known as The Pied Piper of Saipan.[1]

2.2 Tinian

Gabaldon continued to capture more Japanese people on

Tinian. While back on Saipan fighting Japanese guerrillas

still on the island, he was seriously wounded in an enemy

machine gunambush. Gabaldon claimed he was cred-

ited with the capture of approximately 1,500 Japanese

soldiers and civilians on Saipan and Tinian and was rec-ommended for the Medal of Honor by his commanding

officer Captain John Schwabe, who noted that Gabaldon

single-handedly captured more thanten timesthe number

of prisoners taken by legendary Medal of Honor recip-

ient, Sgt. Alvin C. York, inWorld War I. Despite this

recommendation, Gabaldon was awarded a Silver Star

Medal.[1][5]

3 Post-war

Gabaldon received an Honorable Discharge from the Ma-

rine Corps as a result of his combat wounds. In 1960,

the Marine Corps elevated his Silver Star Medal to the

Navy Cross, the second highest US military decoration

for valor.[6]

After returning to civilian life, he moved to Mexico

and ventured into various businesses such as a furniture

store, fishing, and the import-export of Mexican goods.[7]

When his first marriage to June Gabaldon ended in di-

vorce, he met the woman who became his second wife,

Ohana Suzuki, while working in Mexico.[3]

Gabaldons World War II exploits became public when in1957, he was the invited guest ofThis is Your Life,[2] a

popular television program aired byNBC in the 1950s.

Hosted byRalph Edwards, the show presented the life

stories of entertainment personalities and ordinary peo-

ple who had contributed in some way to society.[8]

The fact that Gabaldon captured at least 1,500 Japanese

prisoners was verified on thenational program by Marines

Corps intelligence officers Colonel Walter Layer, Colonel

John Schwabe, Major James High, and several enlisted

men from military intelligence.[9]

Hollywood producers became interested in Gabaldons

story and in 1960 released the filmHell to Eternitywhere

his actions on Saipan were memorialized. He was por-

trayed by actors Jeffrey Hunter as an adult and by RichardEyeras a boy. Gabaldon himself served as an adviser in

the filming of the movie.[6]
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4 Navy Cross

THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY

Citation:

The President of the United States takes

pleasure in presenting the NAVY CROSS to

PRIVATE FIRST CLASS GUY L.

GABALDON

UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS

RESERVE

for service as set forth in the following

CITATION:

For extraordinary heroism while serving withHeadquarters and Service Company, Second

Marines, Second Marine Division, in action

against enemy Japanese forces onSaipanand

Tinian, Mariana Islands, South Pacific Area,

from 15 June to 1 August 1944. Acting as a

Japanese Interpreter for the Second Marines,

Private First Class GABALDON displayed ex-

treme courage and initiative in single-handedly

capturing enemy civilian and military person-

nel during the Saipan and Tinian operations.

Working alone in front of the lines, he daringly

entered enemy caves,pillboxes, buildings, andjunglebrush, frequently in the face of hostile

fire, and succeeded in not only obtaining vi-

tal military information, but in capturing well

over one thousand enemy civilians and troops.

Through his valiant and distinguished exploits,

Private First Class GABALDON made an im-

portant contribution to the successful prosecu-

tion of the Campaign and, through his efforts,

a definite humane treatment of civilian prison-

ers was assured. His courageous and inspiring

devotion to duty throughout reflects the high-

est credit upon himself and theUnited States

Naval Service.

For the President,

W. B. FRANKE,

Secretary of the Navy

(Approved by theSecretary of the Navyon Novem-

ber 23, 1960)

5 Later years

Guy Gabaldon speaking at Pentagon ceremony honoring His-

panic World War II veterans, September 2004.

In 1964, he unsuccessfully ran for the United States

Congressas a Republican inCalifornia.

In 1970, he moved to Saipan with his wife where he es-

tablished a seafood business and ran a youth camp. Helived there for 20 years.[3]

In 1990, he authored and self-published a book; Saipan:

Suicide Island, also re-printed as America Betrayed.

In 1995, he returned to California.

In 2003, he moved toOld Town, Florida.

In September 2004, Gabaldon was honored bythe Pen-

tagon, in a ceremony which recognized the contributions

of Hispanic American World War II veterans.

Various organizations have requested the Medal of Honor

for Gabaldon, but their requests have been rejected. After

lobbying by the Hispanic community, the case to upgrade

his Navy Cross to the Medal of Honor is currently under

review by theDepartment of Defense.[9]

6 Death

On August 31, 2006, Gabaldon died in Old Town, Florida

of heart disease. He was buried withfull military hon-

orsatArlington National Cemetery.[10] Gabaldon is sur-

vived by his wife, Ohana; his sons Guy Jr., Ray, Tony,

Yoshio, Jeffrey and Russell; his daughters Aiko, Hanakoand Manya.[6] Two members of his adopted family

were actorLane Nakanoand his twin Lyle.[11]
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7 Awards and recognitions

On November 23, 1960, the Marine Corps upgraded Ga-

baldons Silver Star Medal to aNavy Cross. Next to the

Medal of Honor, this is the second highest US military

decoration.[6]

During his lifetime, Gabaldon received many awards and

recognitions, including resolutions honoring him from

the City of Los Angeles, the City of Chicago, and the

Commonwealth of Northern Marianas.

On November 12, 2005, he was the recipient of the

Chesty Puller Award from the World War II Veterans

Committee, a prominent organization which showcases

the veterans of World War II and their history.[12][13]

On July 7, 2006, he was honored by Mayor Antonio Vil-

laraigosaof Los Angeles and the Los Angeles City Coun-

cil. The Mayor and the City Council sent a resolution

to theWhite House requesting the Medal of Honor for

Gabaldon. That same year the World War II Veterans

Committee inWashington, D.C., featured Gabaldon on

the cover of their quarterly magazine. Also in July, Ga-

baldon was honored by theNational Council of La Raza,

a national organization and a leading Latino civil rights

advocate.

In addition to the Hollywood movie Hell to Eternity,

which recounted Gabaldons heroism during World War

II, Hollywood producer Steve Rubin made a documentary

film about Gabaldon titled East L.A. Marine: The Un-

told True Story of Guy Gabaldon. Military artist Henry

Godines also unveiled a commissioned portrait, titled The

Pied Piper of Saipan, Guy Gabaldon.[9]

8 Military awards and decorations

Gabaldons military awards include:

9 See also

Hispanic Americans in World War II

List of Historically Important U.S. Marines

Hispanics in the United States Marine Corps

10 Notes

[1] Gabaldon was not legally adopted by the Nakano family

per se, he considered them his adopted family

11 References

[1] War Times Journal, Retrieved November 4, 2007

[2] A Friendship Like No Other, Retrieved November 4,

2007ArchivedMay 16, 2008, at theWayback Machine.

[3] Honolulu Star, Sunday, June 6, 2004, Retrieved Novem-

ber 4, 2007

[4] The Battle of Saipan, Retrieved November 4, 2007

[5] Medal of Honor Nominees Portrayed On Film, November

5, 2007

[6] Guy Gabaldon, 80, Hero of Battle of Saipan, Dies; New

York Times; By Richard Goldstein; Published: Septem-

ber 4, 2006, Retrieved November 4, 2007

[7] Sendensky, Matt (2006-09-05). Pied Piper of Saipan

coaxed Japanese soldiers to give up. The Virginian Pi-

lot (obituaries)(The Associated Press). p. B9.

[8] This is your Life, Retrieved November 4, 2007

[9] Guy Gabaldon, American Hero of the 20th Century, Re-

trieved November 4, 2007

[10] Arlington NationalCemetery (private web site), Retrieved

November 4, 2007

[11] Varzally, Allison (2008). Making a Non-White America.

Los Angeles: University of California Press. pp. 114

115.ISBN 978-0-520-25344-5.

[12] Guy Gabaldon, Retrieved November 4, 2007

[13] The Washington Times, WWII Veterans Honored, Nov.

30, 2005. Retrieved March 8, 2014.

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Guy Gabaldon (1990). America Betrayed. ASIN

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East L.A. Marine Full Movie

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