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During World War II, the Battle of Iwo Jima was a significant moment. American troops faced resistance but pushed forward, resulting in heavy casualties. The image of the U.S. flag raised on Mount Suribachi became a symbol of American determination. Victory was declared on March 26, 1945, but it came at a cost of 7,000 American lives and 20,000 Japanese lives. However, this battle marked a turning point in the Pacific War, leading to future advances towards Japan. It was a bittersweet triumph. Welcome back, listeners. Today we are diving into history exploring one of the most iconic moments of World War II, the Battle of Iowa General Stratford, folks, because in just two minutes, we are taking you on a journey to the Civil Island. The battle begins. American troops storm the beaches met with fierce resistance, but they push forward, enduring heavy casualties. The iconic image of the U.S. flag raised atop Mount Surbachi becomes a symbol of American resolve and sacrifice. On March 26, 1945, victory is declared, but it's a bittersweet triumph. The battle claimed nearly 7,000 American lives and over 20,000 Japanese. Yet, Iowa General capture marks a turning point in the Pacific War, paving the way for future allied advances towards Japan. And that's a wrap, folks. In just two minutes, we journey through the sands of Iowa General where history is made and heroes who forged. Until next time, stay tuned and stay curious.