John Bradley

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John Bradley was a United States Navy corpsman best known as one of the flag raisers on Iwo Jima during World War II, famously depicted in the iconic photograph "Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Navy corpsman
United States Navy sailor
World War II veteran
person
awardReceived Navy Cross NERFINISHED
Presidential Unit Citation NERFINISHED
Purple Heart
battle Battle of Iwo Jima NERFINISHED
birthDate 1923-07-10
birthPlace Antigo, Wisconsin, United States NERFINISHED
burialPlace Queen of Peace Cemetery, Antigo, Wisconsin, United States NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath stroke
child James Bradley NERFINISHED
conflict World War II
coRaiserOfFlagWith Franklin Sousley NERFINISHED
Harlon Block NERFINISHED
Ira Hayes NERFINISHED
Michael Strank NERFINISHED
Rene Gagnon NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1994-01-11
deathPlace Antigo, Wisconsin, United States NERFINISHED
employer Bradley Funeral Home NERFINISHED
familyName Bradley NERFINISHED
filmDepiction Flags of Our Fathers (2006 film) NERFINISHED
fullName John Henry Bradley NERFINISHED
givenName John NERFINISHED
hasSonWhoAuthored Flags of Our Fathers NERFINISHED
knownFor being one of the U.S. flag raisers on Iwo Jima
militaryBranch United States Navy
militaryRank Pharmacist's Mate Second Class NERFINISHED
militaryUnit 28th Marine Regiment (attached as Navy corpsman) NERFINISHED
5th Marine Division (attached as Navy corpsman) NERFINISHED
notableWork Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima NERFINISHED
numberOfChildren 8
occupation hospital corpsman
photographDepictedIn Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima NERFINISHED
photographerOfNotableImage Joe Rosenthal NERFINISHED
portrayedInFilmBy Ryan Phillippe NERFINISHED
postwarOccupation funeral director
religion Roman Catholic NERFINISHED
residence Antigo, Wisconsin, United States NERFINISHED
serviceNumber unknown
spouse Betty Van Gorp NERFINISHED
subjectOf Flags of Our Fathers NERFINISHED

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