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Part 5 of 6: Woody Williams Remembers the Battle of Iwo Jima

Department of Veterans Affairs

March 19, 2019 | 0:48

Battle of Iwo Jima (Part 5): Medal of Honor recipient Woody Williams took out several enemy pillboxes with six different flamethrowers as the fighting continued on Iwo Jima.

"I have no explanation of how I did it."

His actions made him a living legend among Marines.

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This six-part series was produced by VA's Digital Media Engagement team.

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