So 18 guys posed in a photo that I call a 'gung ho' photo and they're waving to the camera. And Joe thinks he has got this great shot for the hometown folks. Well, a couple of days later the AP ...

One of the troops photographed raising the US flag on the Pacific island of Iwo Jima in 1945 was ... Another famous Associated Press photo - the so-called Gung Ho shot showing 18 Marines standing ...

Warrior in iconic Iwo Jima flag-raising photo was misidentified, ... 1945, the so-called Gung Ho shot of 18 Marines on the summit with the flag in the background, Maurer said. ...

This photo taken by Army Pfc. George Burns at the summit of Mount Suribachi is nearly identical to the so-called "gung-ho" photo shot by the AP's Joe Rosenthal. May 30, 2016, 4:39 AM EDT / Updated ...

That image is referred to as Rosenthal’s “gung ho” Iwo Jima photo. Before he even saw his photos, Rosenthal sent his film by plane to Guam, where it was developed and edited.

World War II veteran and Iwo Jima survivor Jerry Ziehme sits in his home near Cumberland, Wis. The nearly blind, 80-year-old former Navy medic has a forensic photo expert reviewing old pictures to ...

Iwo Jima flag raised. Photo: Joe Rosenthal/Associated Press. ... “He was very friendly. I shook his hand and thanked him for taking the pictures, both the gung ho picture and the flag raising. ...

Jack Thurman was part of the so-called “Gung Ho Gang,” one of 17 men photographed by Associated Press photographer Joseph Rosenthal on Feb. 23, 1945, the same day and time the most iconic ...

One of the troops photographed raising the US flag on the Pacific island of Iwo Jima in 1945 was ... Another famous Associated Press photo - the so-called Gung Ho shot showing 18 Marines standing ...

Jack Thurman was part of the so-called “Gung Ho Gang,” one of 17 men ... Colorado Marine veteran who battled on Iwo Jima celebrates ... the same day and time the most iconic photo of the ...

One of the troops photographed raising the US flag on the Pacific island of Iwo Jima in 1945 was misidentified, the US Marine Corp says. The famous picture was taken by the Associated Press after ...