Flag translation. Thanks!!

[David 1978]

Hello. I am Spanish and I do not speak English well, sorry if this is not the correct place to post here. A few days ago he acquired a flag of a soldier of war. What do you think and do you know how to translate something of it? Thanks a lot

 

[Lothor]

Welcome to the forum. Your post is fine - and so is your English! Hopefully someone with better Japanese than me will answer soon. The writing is mainly the names of the soldiers who signed the flag.

 

[David 1978]

Thank you very much for the welcome. Greetings!!

 

[Toritoribe]

The red square stamp is 香取神宮 Katori Shrine.

Katori Shrine - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[David 1978]

Thank you very much for the information. I know the slogan above says infinite luck in battle, or so they told me. They also told me that there are names of soldiers or civilian personnel, and I know little else. As long as it is original I am satisfied, because I saw that there are fakes. All the best

 

[David 1978]

The red square stamp is 香取神宮 Katori Shrine.

Katori Shrine - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

The red square stamp is 香取神宮 Katori Shrine.

Katori Shrine - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

I have read that it served as a military base for the Japanese administration

 

[Majestic]

A few surnames are repeated
椎名　Shiina
岩井 Iwai
伊藤 Itō

It gives the impression that it was a small circle of families that signed this. Perhaps a neighborhood association that sent someone from the area off to war.

The recipient might be 椎名憲司郎 Shiina Kenshirō, whose name appears on the top right corner after the words 出征兵 (conscript), but the name appears without any honorific which seems a little unusual. If the presenters were all closely related to the presentee, it might be acceptable to leave off the honorific, but even in this case it feels slightly disrespectful to leave it off an item like this.

 

[David 1978]

A few surnames are repeated
椎名　Shiina
岩井 Iwai
伊藤 Itō

It gives the impression that it was a small circle of families that signed this. Perhaps a neighborhood association that sent someone from the area off to war.

The recipient might be 椎名憲司郎 Shiina Kenshirō, whose name appears on the top right corner after the words 出征兵 (conscript), but the name appears without any honorific which seems a little unusual. If the presenters were all closely related to the presentee, it might be acceptable to leave off the honorific, but even in this case it feels slightly disrespectful to leave it off an item like this.

Thank you very much for the help, you are very kind