Tsūshōgō
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were unit code names used by the Imperial Japanese Army (IJA) during World War II.
Each tsūshōgō consisted of a and a . Unit Character Codes typically consisted of one character, although some units established in the late stages of the war had two-character codes. Unmobilized units were assigned area codes, such as for those units under the jurisdiction of the Eastern District Army. Code Numbers were three to five digit long numbers unique to each IJA unit.
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