Why a Marine who helped raise the flag on Iwo Jima kept it a secret for decades By Daniel Negrete and Jason Hernandez / Feb 23, 2022
‘We’re not doing an Iwo Jima again’ — Marine general describes what ground combat with China would be like By Jeff Schogol / Feb 17, 2022
Marine Corps says goodbye to its ‘Island Warrior’ infantry battalion after 80 years By Jeff Schogol / Jan 19, 2022
What it was like fighting on Iwo Jima, according to a Marine Medal of Honor recipient By James Clark / Feb 20, 2021
He lost his arm, leg and eye saving his fellow Marines during WWII. Now his family says he deserves the Medal of Honor By Moss Brennan, The Virginian-Pilot / Sep 10, 2020
This historic Colt 1911 pistol carried at Iwo Jima is about to go up for auction By Matthew Cox, Military.com / May 24, 2020
Here’s a bunch of photos from World War II that prove regulation haircuts don’t win wars By James Clark / Dec 1, 2020
Top general cites 1945 Battle of Iwo Jima as reason Marines need to get haircuts during a pandemic By Jeff Schogol / Apr 14, 2020
‘We thought it was over’ — Marine veteran recalls the flag raising on Iwo Jima and the harrowing days that followed By Alex Modesitt, The Tribune-Star / Mar 1, 2020
75 years ago, a farm boy became a Medal of Honor hero with a flamethrower at Iwo Jima By Cathy Jett, The Free Lance-Star, Fredericksburg, Va. / Feb 24, 2020
Iwo Jima’s last living Medal of Honor recipient is still working for military families By Dave Sutor, The Tribune-Democrat, Johnstown, Pa. / Feb 24, 2020
’An absolute treasure’: Album of Iwo Jima photos shows work of famed photographer Joe Rosenthal By Rudi Keller, Kirksville Daily Express / Feb 23, 2020