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'''Daniel Ken Inouye'''(1924-) is a [[Senator]] from [[Hawaii]] (1963-), serving with [[Daniel Akaka]]. He also was a member of the [[House of Representatives]] (1959-1963), a State Senator (1958-1959), and the Majority Leader in the Hawaii House of Representatives (1954-1958).
 
'''Daniel Ken Inouye'''(1924-) is a [[Senator]] from [[Hawaii]] (1963-), serving with [[Daniel Akaka]]. He also was a member of the [[House of Representatives]] (1959-1963), a State Senator (1958-1959), and the Majority Leader in the Hawaii House of Representatives (1954-1958).
  
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Having an arm blown off during World War II, he is a recipient of the prestigious [[Medal of Honor.]]
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Having an arm blown off during World War II, he is a recipient of the prestigious [[Medal of Honor]].
 
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Revision as of 19:06, January 30, 2010

The Honorable Captain Daniel K. Inouye, USA (Ret.), United States Senate

Daniel Ken Inouye(1924-) is a Senator from Hawaii (1963-), serving with Daniel Akaka. He also was a member of the House of Representatives (1959-1963), a State Senator (1958-1959), and the Majority Leader in the Hawaii House of Representatives (1954-1958).

Having an arm blown off during World War II, he is a recipient of the prestigious Medal of Honor.