Another famous Associated Press photo - the so-called Gung Ho shot showing 18 Marines standing on the volcanic summit of Mount Suribachi - hung in her family's home when she was growing up, she ...

The nearly blind, 80-year-old former Navy medic has a forensic photo expert reviewing old pictures to try to prove he's in a photo of Marines on Iwo Jima taken just after the famous flag-raising.

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.

Military photographers George Burns and Louis Burmeister claimed they took Iwo Jima flag raising photos but all the world saw was the iconic Joe Rosenthal shot.

This iconic photo, taken February 23, 1945, by Associated Press photographer Joe Rosenthal, shows six US Marines raising the American flag over the battle-scarred Japanese island of Iwo Jima.

The list of heroes immortalized in the iconic photo of the U.S. flag being raised over Iwo Jima has been revised again. The Marine Corps acknowledged on Wednesday that for 74 years, it had ...

In several photos Bradley's face can clearly be seen, including a picture of a group of 18 Marines and sailors in a 'gung ho' moment raising their helmets and rifles in front of the flag.

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 ...

The nearly blind, 80-year-old former Navy medic has a forensic photo expert reviewing old pictures to try to prove he's in a photo of Marines on Iwo Jima taken just after the famous flag-raising.

Another famous Associated Press photo - the so-called Gung Ho shot showing 18 Marines standing on the volcanic summit of Mount Suribachi - hung in her family's home when she was growing up, she ...