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Marine Attack Squadron 269 Harrier lands aboard USS Iwo Jima
 

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 1st Mar Div - Fallujah munitions search 

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(LCAC) brings vehicles and personnel aboard USS Iwo Jima


 


IWO JIMA
 
FLAG RAISING 

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The First Flag Raising
Photo by Lou Lowery
10AM, Feb. 23, 1945 


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The Changing of the Flags
Photo by Bob Campbell


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The Second Flag Raising
The Most Famous Photo
by Joe Rosenthal


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A Cropped Version

From www.history.navy.mil/ :

The first flag, measuring 54x28 inches, was obtained from attack transport USS Missoula (APA-211), and raised on a 20-foot section of pipe at 10:20 a.m.

Several hours later, an 8-foot-long battle ensign, obtained from tank landing ship LST-779, was raised, resulting in Associated Press photographer Joe Rosenthal's famous photograph of the flag raising.

When Marines raised the flag on Mount Suribachi, Navajo Code Talkers relayed the message with the Navajo words for: Sheep - Uncle - Ram - Ice - Bear - Ant - Cat - Horse - Itch. (Code Talker Page)

This photograph inspired the bronze monument to the Marine Corps by Felix de Welden located near Arlington National Cemetery.



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B/1/7 1st Mar Div - An Najaf, Iraq


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memorial.jpg (878113 bytes) Two rifles and helmets stand as a memorial to the two Marines from Motor Transportation Company, Regimental Combat Team 7, who were killed by hostile actions near Fallujah Sept 24, 2004.

Lance Cpl. Ramone Mateo, 21, motor transport mechanic, and Lance Cpl. Arron Boyles, 25, motor transport operator, gave their lives during stability and stabilization operations in Iraq.

Photo by:Cpl. Matthew R. Jones   


11th MEU - An Najaf - Operation Iraqi Freedom 2

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LCU enters USS Fort McHenry
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Harrier Eclipse
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22nd MEU - Afghanistan
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22nd MEU - Sniper!
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22nd MEU - See SAW
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22nd MEU - Firefight


 1st Marine Division - LAV Provides Security- Syrian Border
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Camp Blessing - Nagolan, Afghanistan
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RCT-7 - Operation Al Fajr - Iraq

 
15th MEU - Realistic Urban Environment exercise

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1st Mar Div - Ar Ramadi, Iraq 


26th MEU - Amphibious Specialty Training

22nd MEU - Sea Knight approaches USS Iwo Jima
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MCAS - Cherry Point- C130Js



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Marine Corps Rifle Team during long-range competitions in 1914.

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The M-40A3 is the new precision
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Sketch - 11th MEU Sniper exchanges fire
 with Muqtada Militia snipers in An Najaf, Iraq

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