Battle Of Iwo Jima
DATE: The Battle of Iwo Jima was fought on February 16, 1945 and ended in march 19, 1945.
NATIONS: The United States and Japan.
WHERE: In Iwo Jima just off the coast of Japan.
SIGNIFICANT: It was significant because it was the bloodiest battle the Marine Corps has ever had and it was the biggest battle too and so many people died and we won.
CASUALTIES: 7,000 Americans died and about 17,000 Japanese Died and more than 200 were put into camps.
WHO WON: The Allies won the battle.
INTERESTING FACTS: The battle went on for 31 days. It was the first major battle of World War 2 to take place in Japan. Japan dug underground tunnels to suprise the Americans when they got their and they got ambushed.
NATIONS: The United States and Japan.
WHERE: In Iwo Jima just off the coast of Japan.
SIGNIFICANT: It was significant because it was the bloodiest battle the Marine Corps has ever had and it was the biggest battle too and so many people died and we won.
CASUALTIES: 7,000 Americans died and about 17,000 Japanese Died and more than 200 were put into camps.
WHO WON: The Allies won the battle.
INTERESTING FACTS: The battle went on for 31 days. It was the first major battle of World War 2 to take place in Japan. Japan dug underground tunnels to suprise the Americans when they got their and they got ambushed.
This is where the battle of Iwo Jima was fought.
The Japanese dug underground tunnels to try an win the battle of Iwo Jima.