This is the Jesse Kelly Show.

It is the Jesse Kelly show.

Another hour of the Jesse Kelly show on a Monday. And we have all kinds of stuff.

We'll get to cleaning out the United States military, which has apparently begun. Talk a little bit more about these judges, FCC stuff, get to some emails, all that and so much more coming up this hour on the world famous Jesse Kelly show.

I thought maybe we should talk a little bit about Iwo Jima first, though, because it's

Medal of Honor Monday time.

Now, I've done this occasionally.

I'm about to do it again, where I'm not sure if the Medal of Honor citation, the actual reading of it, is going to take place this segment.

You may have to wait because we're going to talk a little bit about the history of Iwo Jima first.

And then we'll get to our Medal of Honor citation, our Medal of Honor hero, a legend in Marine Corps circles.

And then we'll get back and

top some more politics, because all that's going pretty well. First, Iwo Jima. I haven't talked

war in the Pacific for a long time, so just for the very, for the beginners, for those who

have never sat in for one of these or read much about it or watched

much about it.

Everyone knows it was an island hopping campaign, so I won't insult your intelligence there,

but it was an airfield campaign is what it was.

Air power, World War II was really the first war that air power had advanced to the point that it was the most important thing by a mile.

World War I know there were some dogfights and things in reconnaissance planes and balloons and things like that.

But World War II's where countries finally had advanced enough in flight that if you were the superior air power,

you were probably going to win. It was all about getting your planes in the sky,

shooting their planes out of the sky, and dropping big bombs on the enemy. So we're bouncing

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