This year marks the 80th anniversary of the historic Battle of Iwo Jima, a significant event during World War II. Various commemorative events have taken place across the country, including ceremonies at the State House where veterans were honored and resolutions introduced by senators to recognize this momentous occasion. Notable figures such as 99-year-old battle survivor Joe Cappuccio surprised attendees, sharing their experiences and courage from the battle. Museums and memorials have hosted exhibits and events, including the unveiling of plaques honoring the bravery of Marines, and archivists have shared valuable recordings from the frontlines. Communities from Boston to Iowa are ensuring that the sacrifices made during this battle are remembered and appreciated, with tributes emphasizing the valor exhibited by the Marines. The legacy of the battle continues to resonate, reminding us of the courage and sacrifice of those who fought.