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23rd Marines routing out Japs in pillbox 1000 yards off yellow #2. Iwo Jima. February, 1945.
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Moving up the front less than 100 yards away, this squad of Fourth Marine Division skirts the edge of captured Motoyama Airfield #2. Wrecked U.S. tank, captured Jap blockhouse rin background. 26 February, 1945.
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Infantry troops rest during lull in the action. Iwo Jima. February-March, 1945.
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A Marine assault squad on beach at Iwo Jima awaits orders to move out. Wrecked planes on landing strip in background.
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23rd Marines routing out Japs from pillboxes. 1000 yards from Yellow 2. Iwo Jima. February, 1945.
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Men of 23rd Marines. Iwo Jima. 21 February, 1945.
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No. 2 airfield. Troops coming back from front lines. 28 February, 1945.
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Riflemen fire from under wrecked Jap plane beyond hill across airstrip. Wrecked U.S. tank in rear. Iwo Jima. February, 1945.
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Troops move across the Motoyama airfield #1 toward the front lines on Iwo Jima. 29 February, 1945.
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In a clear silhouette at the top of a ridge on Iwo Jima, a Fifth Division Marine, in full battle gear, charges in the face of intense enemy fire. 19 February, 1945.
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First Lieutenant Arthur Carley, 401 Willowood, Dayton, Ohio, finds shelter for his platoon near a wrecked Zero by Motoyama Airfield. Iwo Jima. 23 February, 1945.
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This remarkable shot of members of the Fourth Marine Division, portrays the tenseness of the situation. Iwo Jima. 19 February, 1945.
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Men of "L" Company, 3rd Battalion, 21st Marines, moving forward under heavy mortar and machine gun fire in attempt to take #2 airstrip. Iwo Jima. 24 February, 1945.
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While enemy machine gun bullets whip the branches over their heads, Marines with an empty stretcher pass a dead Jap as they run for the next bit of cover.
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A Jap sniper has been cornered in a dugout on the front lines. Man with rifle on the left has just thrown a smoke grenade into hole in center foreground. Iwo Jima. February-March, 1945.
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These members of the Fifth Marine Division are elements of an artillery unit that were immediately put under mortar fire by the "Mortar Happy Japs." In the background may be seen some of the wreckage that is strewn on the beach. Iwo Jima.
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Marines advance on Jap pillbox. Iwo Jima. 20 February, 1945.
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Fifth Division Marines take momentary cover in a huge shell crater while awaiting the signal to renew a D-Day attack on the Iwo Jima island fortress. 19 February, 1945.
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An assault squad crawls along road covered by enemy fire. 28 February, 1945.
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Marines at the front on Iwo Jima. 24 February, 1945.
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Under the cover of fire from rifles and BARs an engineer rushes in with a heavy charge. Iwo Jima. 12 March, 1945.
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Near Motoyama field no. 1, Marine crouches low as he goes over ridge under machine gun fire. Iwo Jima. February, 1945.
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Marines dodging mortar fire. Iwo Jima. 19 February, 1945.
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Riflemen firing on front lines. Iwo Jima. February, 1945.
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Planes dive-bombing Japs at south of airport. Iwo Jima. February, 1945.
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SC 193135 - An American tank rumbles past a burning barn, somewhere in France, where American armored troops are pursuing the Germans. 23 August, 1944.
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SC 193136 - Germans fleeing American troops were halted by aircraft and artillery shelling. Here, the Yanks inspect a couple of Volkwagens, the Nazis' jeep. 23 August, 1944.
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SC 193137 - Riding on a tank, American infantrymen move past a burning German motorized vehicle, in pursuit of the former operators of the vehicle. 23 August, 1944.
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SC 193134 - French 2nd Armored Division passes through the streets of Meudon, just before entering Paris. A Renaut plant is in the background left. 25 August, 1944.
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SC 193131 - Pvt. Don Doornkaat, Chicago, Ill., moves in on a captured German aircraft listening device outside Plabennec, near Brest, France. 20 August, 1944.
