Help with 3 Japanese "Good Luck" Flags

[Mauser HSc]

Other than the phots being upside down and/or backwards (which makes comparison difficult) tases look good to me. First one has a US homefront send home dedication on it:

[Mauser HSc]

Second one has lots of writing but only one upside down photo:

[Mauser HSc]

Third, but not least . . . has quite an interesting kanji pattern on it . . . Domo Arigato gozai masu!

[GHP]

All three are nice flags. I had time to only translate the first one.
忠勇殺敵
Loyalty & Bravery Kill the Enemy

為木村源太郎君
Tame Kimura Gentarō Kun
For Mr. Kimura Gentarō

若林合名会社
Wakabayashi Gōmeigaisho
Wakabayashi Unlimited Partnership Company

Seal. I am not confident about the last two kanji -- the image is very fuzzy, but it looks like Daitō [Great Eastern]; I've never seen anything on a seal after "之印".
若林合 "Wakabayashi Go-"
名会社 "Mei Gaisha"
之印大東 "No In Daitō"

-- Guy

[Mauser HSc]

Wow! Thanks Guy!

[GHP]

Second one has lots of writing but only one upside down photo:

Here are the slogans I can find ... most of the others are names; some are slogans that are too hard for me to make out.

12:00 o'clock:
祈武運長久
Pray for continued luck in the fortunes of war

Top right corner
體富り
篠栗線浦
Enrich your body
Sasagura [train] Line Bay {??? maybe a group of friends from that area?}

Right margin
田代 福沢
Tashiro [&] Fukuzawa (two surnames).


2:00 o'clock:
必勝
Hisshou
Certain Victory!

3:00 o'clock: Mid-right
萬古放光
Banko Hōkō
Timelessness Radiates
Perpetuity Radiates

古川 均
Furukawa Hitoshi [written by]

4:00 o'clock:
至誠
Sincerity

神武心勝

Jinmu Shinkatsu

The Spirit of Jinmu Conquers [Jinmu was the 1st emperor of Japan]


4:00 o'clock:
憤激
fungeki
Indignation


5:00 o'clock:
只頑張
Tada Ganbaru
Just hang in there!


8:00 o'clock:
滅至奉公
Messhi Houkou
Destroy Self and Serve [i.e., selfless devotion]
Writer used the wrong kanji -- should be
滅私奉公


8:30
祈
Inoru
Prayer

9:00 o'clock:
忠
Chu
Loyalty


10:00 o'clock:
一撃
Ichigeki
One Strike


坂本重徳
Sakamoto Shigenori [name]


12:00 o'clock:
祈武運長久
Pray for continued luck in the fortunes of war

[GHP]

Third, but not least . . . has quite an interesting kanji pattern on it . . . Domo Arigato gozai masu!

祈武運長久
Inori Bu'un Chokyu
Prayers for continued luck in the fortunes of war

北島進君
Kitajima Susumu kun
Mr. Kitajima Susumu

The rest are names; I'm not certain about that first one ... it looks more like a slogan (because of the ...つ "tsu") but I cannot make out the first kanji:
＊つ治
That last kanji can do with "healing" from sickness; also a component to politics 政治; mostly seen by *us* as Emperor Meiji's name 明治

[Paul G]

Three nice flags! I Love your translations Guy

PG-

[GHP]

Three nice flags! I Love your translations Guy

PG-

Thanks Paul

[Mauser HSc]

Three nice flags! I Love your translations Guy

Same here . . . many thanks!