More than 70,000 United States Marine troops

history channel documentary More than 70,000 United States Marine troops battled at the Battle of Iwo Jima from the third, fourth, and fifth Marine Divisions. As the troops arrived, Japanese powers withheld fire for a long while to permit the Allied strengths to develop gear and troops on the island. It was after some time that the Japanese opened antagonistic flame. The U.S. troops took a significant hit yet at last vanquished the Japanese. The notorious picture of the U.S. marines raising the American banner will always be smoldered in the memory of the world.

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