USMC 101866: Dedication of 5th Division cemetery

Description: Item Description Title USMC 101866: Dedication of 5th Division cemetery Citation information USMC 101866: Dedication of 5th Division cemetery. (5D-16-32; 81606; R-3-4.) United States Marine Corps Film Repository. Moving Image Research Collections. University of South Carolina. USMC History Division inventory no 01/847 Marine Corps Library Number 0870-16 Additional identifiers 5D-16-32; 81606; R-3-4 MIRC inventory no. USMC 101866 Decade 1940 Date 1945-03-21 Description Dedication of 5th Marine Division cemetery with ceremonies featuring 5th Div CO Maj. Gen. Keller Rockey, and chaplains, including Rabbi Roland B. Gittelsohn delivering his famous dedication (text: https://www.usmcu.edu/Research/Marine-Corps-History-Division/Frequently-Requested-Topics/Historical-Documents-Orders-and-Speeches/The-Purest-Democracy/). One grave shown is D. Fox. 13th Marines wait on beach and then load onto LST to leave Iwo Jima. Location(s) Iwo Jima (Volcano Islands, Japan) Camera crew Cockrell; L. L. Louft Producing entity United States Marine Corps (Production unit) Genre Conflict (combat) Division 5th Division Regiment 13th Marines Item collection United States Marine Corps Film Repository Original color Color Original audio Silent Original gauge Film: 16mm Original generation Reversal: Positive Original physical length 440 Original aspect ratio 1.37:1 (Academy) Original media type Motion pictures (visual works) Language English Contributing organization University of South Carolina. Moving Image Research Collections Digital collection name United States Marine Corps Films Rights information Public Domain. For further information please contact Moving Image Research Collections, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC 29208. Digital media type Moving Image Date digital file created 08/06/2019 Digitization information High definition access copy derived from a scan of a film original on a Digital Vision Goldeneye. Digital runtime 12:48 Digital file type video/H264 Keywords World War II