Rest In Peace: Dave Severance, Commander of Marines Who Raised Flag at Iwo Jima, Dies at 102
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beckyromero · 36-40, F
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CuriousCouple25 · 51-55, C
yellowsnow · 51-55, M
Which one was he?
beckyromero · 36-40, F
@yellowsnow
When he was ordered by his commanding officer to take Mount Suribachi, Captain Severance of "Easy Company" sent his 3rd platoon up the mountain under the command of his executive officer, Lt. Harold G. Schrier.
Severance later flew 69 combat missions during the Korean War.
When he was ordered by his commanding officer to take Mount Suribachi, Captain Severance of "Easy Company" sent his 3rd platoon up the mountain under the command of his executive officer, Lt. Harold G. Schrier.
Severance later flew 69 combat missions during the Korean War.
yellowsnow · 51-55, M
@beckyromero In the photo. Which one was he? I didn't ask for a Wikipedia quote.
beckyromero · 36-40, F
@yellowsnow
A little snarky tonight, aren't you?
As I said, Captain Severance of "Easy Company" sent his 3rd platoon up the mountain under the command of his executive officer, Lt. Harold G. Schrier.
I would think that is clear enough to mean he is NOT in the photo.
A little snarky tonight, aren't you?
As I said, Captain Severance of "Easy Company" sent his 3rd platoon up the mountain under the command of his executive officer, Lt. Harold G. Schrier.
I would think that is clear enough to mean he is NOT in the photo.
