The bloody battle of Iwo Jima

The most tragic battle in the Pacific War, Iwo Jima that changed the tide of the Second World War... In June 1944, the coalition forces successfully landed in Normandy, which became a turning point in the coalition's victory. The U.S. military was able to shift its combat power to the Pacific. It landed on Saipan in June and Guam in July. General MacArthur then set foot on the Philippines for the second time. Japan defended Iwo Jima with about 21,000 troops. The U.S. military dispatched a total of 75,000 troops from three divisions, 495 ships, and 155 other destroyers and aircraft carriers to attack Iwo Jima with all its strength. This documentary was risked and shot by the photography team of the Third Command of the U.S. Army. It is the only remaining historical material in the world that most faithfully records the "Bloody Battle of Iwo Jima" during World War II!