| WWII battle site |
| Mt. Suribachi site |
| Battle site of 1945 |
| Battleground of 1945 |
| Mt. Suribachi's locale |
| Where Mt. Suribachi is |
| Site of Mount Suribachi |
| Mount Suribachi setting |
| Island of a 1945 battle |
| Literally "sulfur island |
| WWII flag-raising island |
| Mount Suribachi's island |
| 1945 Pacific battle site |
| U.S. victory site of 1945 |
| John Wayne war film locale |
| Victory site of March 1945 |
| Site of an iconic war photo |
| Site of a noted flag-raising |
| Site of a famous flag-raising |
| Flags of Our Fathers" setting |
| Largest of the Volcano Islands |
| Iconic WWII flag-raising island |
| Island in Operation Detatchment |
| U.S. occupied island until 1968 |
| 1945 battle site with a flag-raising |
| Historic Japanese island battle site |
| It means "sulfur island" in Japanese |
| Setting of an iconic WWII photograph |
| Setting of the 1945 Pulitzer Prize photo |
| Battle site commemorated on a 3-cent stamp |
| Site of a 1945 Allied victory in the Pacific |
| Setting for Clint Eastwood's "Flags of Our Fathers |
| Where "Uncommon valor was a common virtue": Nimitz |
| Pacific island on which a memorable WWII photo was taken |
| Largest of the Japanese Volcano Islands, heavily fortified in World War II |