This section is devoted to the men who were there,
those who fought and some that bled during those terrible 76 hours.
2nd Marines
Regimental Communicators, H&S 2
6th Marines
10th Marines
Support Units
2nd Amphibious Tractor Battalion
Personal Accounts
Capt. William T. Bray, A/1/2
Plt. Sgt.Murl Bright, A/1/8
Ralph L. Browner, A/1/2
Edward Caudle, 2nd Amphibious Tractor Batt.
Maj. William C. Chamberlin, 2/8
Maj. Henry P. Crowe, 2/8
2nd Lt. William C. Culp, E/2/2
Irvin Cunningham, 2nd Marines
PM2C Harry P. Dewey, 18th Marines
PM2C Raymond Duffee, D/1/2
Sgt. Robert L. (Bob) George, A/1/10
Arnold (Lloyd) Gladson, Weapons 2/2
Edward R. Godwin, E/2/2
Dexter Greer, Weapons 2/2
Joseph Miles Griggs, Jr. H Battery/3/10
John Gross, H&S 2
Les Groshong, 3/HQ/8
Staff Sgt. Norman Hatch, Combat Cameraman
Francis "Bud" Healy, B/1/6
Joe M. Jansen, F/2/6
William "Bill" Jefferies A/1/6
PFC Joseph Jordan, 2/8
George Kern, 3/HQ/8
William R. "Scot" Kinsman, C Co., 1st Med. Tank Batt.
Charles Konstantino, 2nd Medical Battalion
Cpl. William F. Langford 2nd Amphibious Tractor Batt.
PFC Clyde F. Lord, H&S 2
Radioman 2nd Class William L. McDonald
Lee Miller, 18th Marines
John K. Mohrlang, H/2/8
1st Lt. Frank T. Morrow, H/2/8
Jack Pease, Special Weapons Group, 2d Def. Batt.
Clarence E. Petrie, D/1/2
Pvt. Jack M. Redman /3/6
Pvt. Milford Roe, 2nd Amphibious Tractor Batt.
Roman Rozmanik, /1/8
William H. Sanders II, A/1/2
Col. David Monroe Shoup, 2nd Marines
Capt. Lyle Specht, D/1/6
John J. Spillane, 2nd Amphibian Tractor Batt.
Pvt. Jack R. Stambaugh, B/1/6
Gordon H. Stevens, H&S 2
Arthur B. Waldenville, M/3/
Websites
From Butte to Iwo Jima: The Memoirs of W. Paull
Victory, after 76 hours.
Exhausted but spirited Marines disembark.
Submission of written material and photographs is greatly encouraged.
All pictures will be returned upon request.
For details send an email via the link below.
Email - Jonathan.E.Stevens@wheaton.edu
copyright 2002 Wheaton, Illinois
Created 20 September 1998 - Updated 24 March 2002
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