united states won the battle of iwo jima ww2.
united states won the battle of iwo jima ww2.
who won the battle of iwo jima ww2?
united states
bullet::::- "iwo jima: portrait of a battle: united states marines at war in the pacific", 2006 book by eric hammel









































bullet::::- "flags of our fathers", 2000 book by james bradly and ron powers









































section::::movies & other media.









































bullet::::- "letters from iwo jima", 2006 golden globe- and academy award-winning war film directed by clint eastwood









































bullet::::- "raising the flag on iwo jima," a historic photograph taken on february 23, 1945, by joe rosenthal









































bullet::::- "sands of iwo jima", 1949 war film which follows a group of marines from training to the battle of iwo jima during world war ii
iwo jima (disambiguation)
"iwo jima" and the marines of the 26th marine expeditionary unit (26 meu) along with two other amphibious assault ships formed the "iwo jima" amphibious ready group. "iwo jima" left port on 4 march 2003 in support of operation enduring freedom and deployed marines in april 2003 from the mediterranean sea into northern iraq for the iraq war. in july 2003, "iwo jima" deployed to the coast of liberia as part of jtf liberia in response to the second liberian civil war. during this operation, the southern european task force (setaf) as the command element of jtf liberia and "iwo jima" with the 26 meu landed marines in liberia to perform humanitarian assessments. "at its height, jtf liberia consisted of over 5,000 service members from the setaf headquarters, the 26th marine expeditionary unit, the three-ship "iwo jima" amphibious ready group, 3rd air force's 398th air expeditionary group, u.s. army europe's 21st theater support command, and army special forces."
uss iwo jima (lhd-7)