Closing In: Marines in the Seizure of Iwo JimaAlexander, Joseph H.
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Closing In: Marines in the Seizure of Iwo Jima
Alexander, Joseph H.
Iwo Jima, Battle of, Japan, 1945; United States. Marine Corps -- History -- World War, 1939-1945
3d Marines Col James A. Stewart
9th Marines Col Howard N. Kenyon
1/9 LtCol Carey A. Randall
2/9 LtCol Robert E. Cushman, Jr.
3/9 LtCol Harold C. Boehm
21st Marines Col Hartnoll J. Withers
1/21 LtCol Marlowe C. Williams
2/21 LtCol Lowell E. English
3/21 LtCol Wendell H. Duplantis
4th Marine Division
23d Marines Col Walter W. Wensinger
1/23 LtCol Ralph Haas
2/23 Maj Robert H. Davidson
3/23 Maj James S. Scales
24th Marines Col Walter I. Jordan
1/24 Maj Paul S. Treitel
2/24 LtCol Richard Rothwell
3/24 LtCol Alexander A. Vandegrift, Jr.
25th Marines Col John R. Lanigan
1/25 LtCol Hollis U. Mustain
2/25 LtCol Lewis C. Hudson, Jr.
3/25 LtCol Justice M. Chambers
5th Marine Division
26th Marines Col Chester B. Graham
1/26 LtCol Daniel C. Pollock
2/26 LtCol Joseph P. Sayers
3/26 LtCol Tom M. Trotti
27th Marines Col Thomas A. Wornham
1/27 LtCol John A. Butler
2/27 Maj John W. Antonelli
3/27 LtCol Donn J. Robertson
28th Marines Col Harry B. Liversedge
1/28 LtCol Jackson B. Butterfield
2/28 LtCol Chandler W. Johnson
3/28 LtCol Charles E. Shepard, Jr.
[Note: Of those infantry battalion commanders who landed on Iwo Jima on
D-Day, only seven remained unwounded and still retained command at the
battle’s end.]
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