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Gunboats in Hell: Battle at Iwo Jima

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With thousands of Marines poised to invade in two days, gunboats on a covert mission to Iwo Jima sail toward a shattering encounter with the enemy.A pre-invasion recon mission at Iwo Jima exploded into a vicious firefight....

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