“@BeschlossDC: Here atop Mount Suribachi, Iwo Jima, World War II, today 1945: pic.twitter.com/uWiL8W0qNM” Looks like Chris Kunitz on the left.
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“@BeschlossDC: Here atop Mount Suribachi, Iwo Jima, World War II, today 1945: pic.twitter.com/uWiL8W0qNM” Looks like Chris Kunitz on the left.
@BeschlossDC @wholden42 My uncle Tony died there. He was just a teenager.
@BeschlossDC Thank you Mr Beschloss for the fascination photos of the greatest generation who saved the world.
@BeschlossDC Marines, not soldiers.
MT @BeschlossDC: Here atop Suribachi, Iwo Jima, WWII, today 1945--some of these soldiers would soon be killed: pic.twitter.com/2ykFQKc2pW”
@BeschlossDC great photo of flag on Iwo Jima but ...these were Marines--not "soldiers"--methinks
@BeschlossDC @BlogsofWar They are not army soldiers. Those are US Marines.
“@BeschlossDC: Here atop Mount Suribachi, Iwo Jima, World War II, today 1945--some of these soldiers would soon be killed: Marines!
@BeschlossDC Are ANY of these Marines still with us??? #bestgeneration
@BeschlossDC Michael is there a good book to read behind this picture?
@BeschlossDC
Sir
Thank you so much for reminding us we have so much to be thankful for
@BeschlossDC as many have told you, they are Marines, not soldiers.
@BeschlossDC That's true of pretty much every photo taken of soldiers, sailors, Marines during WWII.
@BeschlossDC @BlogsofWar
Sempi Fi !
My Dad & Grandpa both served honorably in Pacific MT @BeschlossDC: Atop Mount Suribachi, Iwo Jima, WWII, today 1945: https://twitter.com/BeschlossDC/status/437583015355899904/photo/ …
@BeschlossDC not soldiers, Marines.
@BeschlossDC Admiral Chester Nimitz stated that flag raising insured the survival of the Marine Corps for 500 years. My Dad was on island.
@riggsbeem @BeschlossDC THANK YOU for your Dad!!!#bestgeneration
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