Iwo Jima Cave Ambush: New Evidence After 80 Years (No AI)

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  @BattleGuideVT · 1 month ago · pinned

  Huge thanks to VAER for supporting the research for this video. Check out their outstanding collection of watches here: <a href="https://vaer-watches.sjv.io/battleguide">https://vaer-watches.sjv.io/battleguide</a><br><br>And a huge thank you to the Missing Marines Research Group for their incredible research and support in making this video possible. Find out more about their work here: <a href="http://missingmarines.com/">http://missingmarines.com</a><br><br>Finally, big thanks to all our Patrons for your continued support! We couldn’t do this without you!

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  @roeckish · 1 month ago

  I&apos;ve been working as Missing Marines since 2011.<br><br>I&apos;ve written posts, articles, journal features, cover stories, and books about these cases. Given interviews, presentations, and podcast appearances. Even played a key role in identifying some of them.<br><br>You brought Bill Genaust back to life for 22 minutes.<br><br>Let&apos;s get this done and see him home to his people.

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  @A1Fotovids · 1 month ago (edited)

  Thank you for posting &quot;No AI&quot; in the title. &nbsp;I&apos;m tired of fake accents, fake war scenes and AI generated stories. &nbsp;I appreciate the time, effort and research you put forth to make this video focusing on a missing Marine who has the possibility of being located and coming home. &nbsp;Also &quot;thank you&quot; to Vaer watches for their classy sponsorship.

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  @TheIvanMilky · 1 month ago

  Death from friendly fire by a flame tank is new one I didnt want to know

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  @bartmansd71 · 1 month ago

  My cousin, CPL James Hagstrom, was killed in action on Hill 362A. &nbsp;He was in the 3rd Platoon, Company E, 2/28 Marines. &nbsp;It was this platoon that raised the first US flag on Mount Suribachi.

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  @michael7324 · 1 month ago

  This is very surreal to me. My first MOS as a young Marine was journalist. To think all these years later, this young man would be the center of all this attention is heartwarming. I never thought my job would ever have any meaning or impact, so I changed MOS. Thank you from all my brother and sister Marines, and from the men and women who bring these images to the public eye.

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  @cycklist · 1 month ago

  Your work is remarkable. Incredibly valuable.

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  @tedfernyhough3759 · 1 month ago

  Outstanding effort, Gentlemen.

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  @GunRights4US · 1 month ago (edited)

  I served in the Marines from 78-85, and I have long been aware of the story of Bill Genaust. &nbsp;With all my heart I hope his remains are eventually recovered. &nbsp;I had a cousin on Iwo with I Company, 3rd battalion, 25th Marines. &nbsp;He stepped on a landmine on March 15th, precisely one day before the island was declared secure. &nbsp;Thanks be to God his body was recovered and returned home. &nbsp;No man wants to be left in an unmarked grave, on foreign soil.

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  @andymckane7271 · 1 month ago

  Semper Fidelis for what appears to be exceptional research on the subject of the late Bill Genaust&apos;s remains. &nbsp;You&apos;ve made an excellent case and provided a first-class presentation here on You Tube. &nbsp;Thank you very much for your dedicated work in researching Sergeant Genaust and the Battle for Iwo Jima. &nbsp;Andy McKane, 16 August 2026, Maunaloa, Moloaki, Hawaii.

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  @steve8189 · 1 month ago

  Good video. &nbsp;First time viewer. &nbsp;This work is absolutely outstanding. &nbsp;Those who gave their lives deserve this. &nbsp;Thank you.

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  @jakobgrimminger · 1 month ago

  Hats off to everyone involved in this effort to bring him home. It is more than worth the effort.

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