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Bradley in the White House, April 1945
Bradley in the White House, April 1945
Mount Suribachi on Iwo Jima
Mount Suribachi on Iwo Jima
Marine Staff Sergeant Lou Lowery's photograph of the first U.S. flag on Mount Suribachi. Left to right: 1st lieutenant Harold Schrier (left side of ra
Marine Staff Sergeant Lou Lowery's photograph of the first U.S. flag on Mount Suribachi. Left to right: 1st lieutenant Harold Schrier (left side of radioman), private first class Raymond Jacobs (radioman), Sergeant Henry Hansen (soft cap, holding flagstaff), private Phil Ward (holding lower flagstaff), Platoon Sgt. Ernest Thomas (seated), PhM2c. Bradley, USN (holding flagstaff above Ward), Private First Class James Michels (holding M1 carbine), and Corporal
PhM2c Bradley, USN and PhM2c Ziehme, USN, are sixth and eighth from left, in Joe Rosenthal's "Gung Ho" photo
PhM2c Bradley, USN and PhM2c Ziehme, USN, are sixth and eighth from left, in Joe Rosenthal's "Gung Ho" photo
Marine Corps recruit photo of Block in 1943
Marine Corps recruit photo of Block in 1943
Marine Corps photo of the two flags on Mt. Suribachi. Block (backside) is helping to plant the flagstaff he helped raise.
Marine Corps photo of the two flags on Mt. Suribachi. Block (backside) is helping to plant the flagstaff he helped raise.