Angel Matos Torres

Comments: I am a Korean and Vienam Veteran, I was wounded crossing the Imjin River. I would like to know if there is anyone who remembers the crossing of the Imjin River by the 2nd Bn. of the 65th Inf. Regiment many puertoricans were killed in that battle when the chinese openned a Dam and the water covered the bridges we were crossing thus killing a lot of members of the 65th. Some of us managed to get accross and held the position until reinforcements arrived.

Keywords: Chorwon Valley, Imjin River

65th infantry Regiment Puerto Rico Korean War

Comments: Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Keywords: Any information about my father in law would be greatly appreciated. He is still alive but does not make any mention of his service. He is a quite and honorable man. Jose C. Zayas Torres Korean War 65th Inf.

65th PR Regiment Korea 51&52, 55&56

Comments: Looking for other 65th 1950-57 veterans. Living in St. Petersburg Fla, would like to find other 65th veterans as well as veterans of Korean war. Any other interested parties are welcome as well.

Keywords: Raul E. Reyes Castaneira, 65th Regiment, Borigueneers, the Fightin 65th, hispanic veteran, Puerto Rican Veteran, korean war Puerto Rican vet, Korean War Veteran, Jamestown Line, Kayser Line, Combat patrol.

The PuertoRican Soldier

Comments: To all my brothers and sisters in arms who have served with Honor and Pried in every conflict our country had and is having, greetings. I would like to thank every PuertoRican soldier from every war we have fought. I am a former soldier with the Army Intelligence Corp. You all are the reason why the PuertoRican community will all ways stand with their forehead up high, one of the many reasons why we are such a proud community. I am proud to be a Veteran and for serving my "Patria" PuertoRico and the United States of America. God Bless the soldiers from the 65th and all before and after them. ALLWAYS OUT FRONT!!!

Keywords: The PuertoRican Soldier Honor and Pried

looking for some friends of pfc tejero jorge

Comments: he was injured in 1951 in the return of the colina kelly and he told me so many stories that he went thru i use to love him like my father and he motivate me to join the service know i am retired but always thinking about him, its there anybody who knew him please email me

Keywords: the use to call him EL BROCO

Master Sargent Israel Malaret

Comments: Is there anyone who served in Company "K", 3rd Battalion, 65th Infantry Regiment? I would like to know what happen to my Uncle on 12/10/1952 (MIA).

Keywords: September 1952 Kelly Hill, Jackson Heights. Company "K", 3rd Battalion, 65th Infantry Regiment. M.I.A. on December 10, 1952.

looking members F Co

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Antonio Santos Carrucini

Comments: Dear Borinqueneers,

It is with great pain in my heart,soul and being that I am notifying you of my father's death. He died on March 19, 2008 waiting for that SOMEONE who knew him,who was there in Korea with him and could testify of his heroism. He was ONLY given the Silver Star because of prejudice and descrimination against Latinos and African-Americans.

ONLY one person recognized my father for his heroism, Brigadier General William W. Harris who wrote in his book, "Puerto Rico's Fighting 65th U.S. Infantry, From San Juan to Chorwan" , page 131, and had the honor to pin the Silver Star on my Dad. My father was even given a Presidental Citation from the President of Korea at the time, Sigmund Rhee, but not even that helped with getting the Congressional Medal of Honor.

ROLL CALL: Gilberto Calderon Luis E. Maldonado-Matos German Oyola Armando Rosa

WHERE ARE YOU?

Please, if you are still alive, I need your help to testify for my father's heroism so he can get that Honor and Medal that he very well earned and DESERVES. Does ANYONE REMEMBER or SAW what my father did to save his squad, disregarding his own safety and only given the SILVER STAR? PLEASE COME FORWARD AND STAND UP FOR YOUR BORINQUENEER BROTHER.

I have written to President Bush, only to pass the paperwork along to someone else. The Army said there was no other proof. We flew to El Paso, Texas twice in hopes of getting to talk to Congressman Reyes,unfortunately he was not there those two times but they only noted our wishes and never did anything to help us, yet he supposed to help our veterans.

I wrote to the Inspector General of the Army and he said the case was "closed". Senator K. Hutchinson was supposed to help us, but "they" wrote back twice with no news. The Congressman of Lewisville, Texas "passed the buck" too. I just don't know who to turn to next.

NOW DO YOU KNOW WHY THEY CALL IT THE FORGOTTEN WAR?

Because NO ONE cares after all these men exposed their lives to fight and keep America Free. My father didn't have to go, yet he chose to quit school and proudly fight for the United States at only 17 years old.

I PROMISED my father on his death bed, that I WOULD GET THE CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR FOR HIM.

CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS?

Daddy's Little Girl, Carmen P. Santos de Curran Email:carmencurran@gmail.com

Keywords: Gilberto Calderon, Luis E. Maldonado-Matos, German Oyola, Armando Rosa Borinqueneers, Brigadier General William W. Harris

In Memory of Marcelino Cruz-Rodriguez

Comments: On October 12, 2008 Marcelino Cruz-Rodriguez a veteran of the Korean War 65th Regiment passed away in Laurel,Maryland with family at his bedside. Mr.Cruz was a proud member of the US Army and a patriot of the United States of America. He was the youngest of eight children born to Juan Cruz and Asuncion Rodriguez in January 1932, P.R. He is survied by his only sister and older brother Rafael. He was married to Alejandrina Cruz-Miranda who passed away November 11, 1994. Marcelino Cruz-Rodriguez is survied by 9 Children and 15 Grandchildren, the youngest is only 11 months old.

Keywords: Korean War Veteran, Marcelino Cruz-Rodriguez, 65th Regiment, Juana Diaz, P.R., "C" Company - 1952, Cruz,

Looking for my father.

Comments: According to my father's DD214, between 1957 and 1959, he was stationed at HQ CO EUSA PC 20.

I would like some help in learning more about what that designation means and hopefully more about my father in the process.

Any help would be apreciated.

Thank you.

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65th Heavy Mortar Co.

Comments: My father, Roberto Luis Colo'n (pronounced like Cologne), passed away last April. In the aftermath, I have aquired his discharge papers. These papers answered questions that he would never talk about when I was growing up. I am looking for any Korean War veteran who knew my dad. He served from Sept. of '51 to May of '53. I know that he lost at least one very close friend who died in his arms in combat. (This I learned from my mother years ago.) I just found out for the first time in my life that he was awarded 2 bronze stars, a combat infantryman bandge, and 2 other decorations. If you are a Korean War Veteran who knew my dad (or a child of a vet who knew him) please email me. I would like to learn more of what my father and his comrads went through.

Thanks. Robert

Keywords: 65th Heavy Mortar Co.

Hector Ruben Hernandez SGT KOREA, Guayama (Carite)

Comments: looking for any info or party who remembers my father SGT Hector Ruben Hernandez from Guayama (Largo Carite ) who enlisted in 1948-54 -served in Korean War- unfortunately the military fire destroyed records from that period and we have no details as to his unit

Keywords: SGT Korean War - enlisted 1948-1954 Familia Hernandez around Lake Carite Guayama Puerto Rico

Recognition

Comments: I am also a veteran and a proud Puertorican. I served in Korea but, not during the war. My time was during the late 70's. I saw 1st hand the many sites that owr fellow Puertoricans fought and died. It is inportant that the truth about the 65th Infantry Division is told. I love the history channel and see so many stories been told about, Black Americans, Japanees Americans, Jewish Americans and so on. I strongly belive that the history channel do their homework and do a story telling the world about the 65th Infantry Division and the men that fought gallantly and with great honor and pride.

Keywords: Camp Stanley

65th Infantry Regiment

Comments: Although I had heard of the 65th Infantry since I was small, only recently have I become familiar with its extraordinary history during the Korean War. I am writing a book to honor the memory of the men who fought so gallantly during that conflict, and would appreciate any information from any veterans or family of veterans related to that topic. I thank you all in advance for any information you can provide.

Keywords: 65th Infantry Regiment

Francisco Antonio Matos Gonzalez

Comments: I'm writing on behalf of Confesor Matos Gonzalez, 87 years old, brother of Francisco Antonio Matos Gonzalez, Private First Class, MIA Sep. 18, 1952, 65 Inf. Regiment B CO, Outpost, Kelly. Mr. Matos is willing to give DNA for Id purposes. Mr. Matos address is: Calle Hacienda Oliveri C-1 Urb. Santa Maria Guayanilla, Puerto Rico 00656 tel. 787-835-1454 Son's phone-787-617-1948 Thanks for your help.

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Looking for someone who kew Arthur Drouin

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I served in the service co. 65th inf. regt.51-53

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Keywords: My friends call me Quique.My war buddies names were Enrique Navarro, cpl Medero,J.L.Rodriguez,Gaudin.sailed in General Randall and General Walker.Took basic training in Camp Tortuguero,in March 51

Ruben Santiago Cabreta

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Keywords: I would like to hear from anyone who knew my father Ruben Santiago Cabrera who served in Korea and in Vietnam. He passed away in April 2005.

He earned a Bronze Star, while serving in Korea

Ruben Santiago Cabrera

Comments: My father was in D Co.during the battle of Hunguam, Korea,on Dec.22, 1950. For his actions in this battle he received the Bronze Medal. We are searching for anyone that might have known him and can tell us more. As a veteran myself, I understand sometimes wanting to forget. I am trying to pass down our family military legacy to my son and his sons. Is there anyone who would like to share stories of my father with me. He passed a couple of years ago, and was trying to tell us of his life, until he lost the ability to comunicate and pass away. Any information of him and his friends will be happily received.

Thank you.

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soy francisco velez herido en 1950 lajas

Comments: herido en junio de 1950 con granada en la cabeza se que fue al norte del paralelo 38 pero olvide mucho porque estuve inconsciente por mucho tiempo

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soy francisco velez herido en 1950 lajas

Comments: herido en junio de 1950 con granada en la cabeza se que fue al norte del paralelo 38 pero olvide mucho porque estuve inconsciente por mucho tiempo

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History Fair Project(DOCumentary)NEED INFO AND VETS

Comments: Thanks for the HELP!

Keywords: I and my partner would like to gain any information that anyone might have we are just students and unable to go to washinton to get info from national archives so we would appreiciate it.We are doing our project on the 65th Infantry in Korea those battles and everything they went through.We would reall appreiciate pictures documents and any other info anyone has. We would like to get in touch with any vets.

Looking for anyone who new my Father

Comments: Looking for anyone who can give me information on my father and his role in the war.

Keywords: Angel Luis Gonzalez Nunez The 65th Infantry Regiment Puerto Rico servied in the Korean War

Pedro Luis Candelario Alicea

Comments: My father, Pedro Luis Candelario Alicea, born in Lares, PR, served in Korea in 1952-1953 in M Company, 3rd battalion, 65th Infantry. I've heard him mention Kelly Hill and Pork Chop Hill. He passed away on 6/27/2006, at the age of 80. While he was in the hospital he kept mentioning the name "Tony." Does anyone out there, who served in Korea with M Co. know my father, or "Tony"? Fernando Candelario flcandelario@tx.rr.com

Keywords: M Company, 3rd battalion, 65th Infantry, Pedro Luis Candelario Alicea 1952-1953