article in san juan star

Comments: Hi. My name is Francisco Maldonado, the same as my grandfather, who fought with the 65th in WWII and Korea. I am currently a student majoring in history at Yale University and I want to do my senior thesis on the 65th infantry. What piqued my interest in this was an article I recall reading in the San Juan Star a year or two ago about some sort of court martial or disciplinary action against certain soldiers in the 65th. If anyone has a copy of this article (or the date and issue in which it was published), any information about this incident, or any ideas for a paper on the 65th, your feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time. Cordially, Francisco J. Maldonado

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65TH PUERTORICAN INFANTRY

Comments: I NEED TO BE IN TOUCH WITH A REPRESENATIVE OF THE 65TH INFANTRY WE WOULD LIKE TO HONOR THE 65TH AT THE 4 ANNUAL PUERTO RICAN PARADE IN ATLANTIC CITY ON SUNDAY AUG 13 ON THE BROADWALK

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Heavy Tank Co

Comments: I am writing on behalf of my father,Albert Young, who served in the Korean War January 1954 to December 1954. He was recently told by David Petree at the National Personnel Record Center, that they have no record of the 65th Infantry Regiment Heavy Tank 3rd Division. They stated that alot of records were destroyed by a fire, and they didn't even have record of my father serving in Korea. I am grieved, because my father was wounded in action, and should have received a purple heart. My father has many pictures of Korea, standing with his buddies in uniform, but they have stated that this isn't proof enough. Could anybody give me some kind of advice on how this issue could be resolved? My father deserves better treatment than this for the sacrifice he gave for this country. I know there are many of you, who are or have been in this position. How did you resolve this? Your response is very much appreciated. God bless you all!!!

Keywords: 65th Infantry Regiment Heavy Tank 3rd Division Came to Korea on the ship General N.M. Walker out of Oakland, CA in January of 54. Trained in Fort Hood Texas in 53, 1st Armor Division Company C. Fought up above the 38th Parallel next to the Iron Triangle in Korea.

Tank Co

Comments: My father was told recently by David Petree at the National Personnel Record Center in St Louis Missouri, that they have no record of the 65th Infantry Regiment Heavy Tank 3rd Division, that served during the Korean War. Alot of records were destroyed in a fire, and they have no record of my father serving. I am grieved, because my father was wounded in the war. He should have received a Purple Heart. He also should have received health benefits, but without any "proof" he has received nothing. My father's serial number was US53170104. He has all kinds of pictures being in Korea, but the officials won't acknowledge these things as proof. Could somebody give me some advice on what to do? Where could I get some concrete proof? My father never talked much about the Korean war, but now he is starting to open up. I want to see my father receive the honor that is due him. I'm sure there are many more in the same position. I thank you so much for the sacrifice you gave so that I could be where I am today. God bless you all... veterans everywhere. I am truly grateful.

Keywords: 65th Infantry Regiment Heavy Tank 3rd Division Was on the General N.M. Walker, that took him to Korea out of Oakland January of 1954. Fought up above 38th Parallel next to the "Iron Triangle". He was in the "Heavy Tank" division. Trained at Fort Hood Texas March of 53. He was part of the 1st Armor Division Company C.

Screenwriter

Comments: I am doing research and working on a screenplay on the 65th Infantry Regiment. Anyone who has served with this company during Korea and would like to tell their story, please contact me at alq@frontiernet.net or phone me at 914-496-57

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ANTONIO HIDALGO SOTO 'CO B'

Comments: ANTONIO HIDALGO SOTO My father, Antonio Hidalgo Soto, Moca, PR, served in Korea with Company B, 65th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Division, from 1950 to 1951. There he earned a Combat Infantry Badge.

During W.W.II he served in Panama in the Artillery, and spent time training in Camp Tortuguero, PR. After Korea he went to other US Army units: Fort Hamilton, NY, with Anti Aircraft Artillery Anti Aircraft Artillery sites around Washington DC, Fort Knox, KY, for tank training 3rd Armored Division in Fiedburg, Germany. Back to Fort Knox as a tank instructor Fort Buchanan, PR. for discharge. He retired at Ft Buchanan in1962 with 22 years service with the rank of Sergeant First Class (SFC).

Antonio is now 79. I will be joining him and my mother, now 80, late this year (2000) in Rio Piedras, PR. I hope to be able to help them, with the challenges of life. I have two pictures of my father taken on April 18 and 20, 1951 on the 38th Parallel.

He maintains contact with many of his friends, although many have died.

Are there any old friends out there. Please let me know.

Noel Hidalgo Torres: nh45@yahoo.com

Keywords: Antonio Hidalgo Soto, Moca, PR, served in Korea with Company B, 65th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Division

65th Infantry 3rd Division L co.

Comments: Hello I have updates from my father. He served in Korea 65th 3rd div L co. from 3/53 to 6/54. He has spoken to one of his former buddies but continues to look for more men who served with him. He remembers David A Waller from IA. and Wesley L. Hendricks from NJ. My dad is Joseph J. Valitsky from CT. His company comander was 1st Lt. Albert T. Smith. If anyone remembers the man who was reffered to as "SKI" by the CO please email me so that I may share this with my father.

My fathers birthday is soon and I would love to present him with memories and voices from his days serving this wonderful country. Also my dad tells me that his mess hall received the food service citation for almost 1 whole year. He was awarded his SGT. Stripes by a two star General while in Korea.

Keywords: one whole year, honored with the food service award because of Sgt. Joseph Valitsky******

Does anybody know this man

Comments: Is there anybody out there whom may have served or knew my father during the war. He was a seargent in the 65th. He was from Guayama, PR, and he was in the infantry but served for a while as a radio man for a Col. because he knew a little more English. He was in Korea between 1951-1952. His name was Alejandro Amoros, but his nickname was Nando. Thank you.

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Need to get information

Comments: I am a grand-niece of Jose A. Napoleon Escudero (His name was written wrong in his military papers, I guess). I 'm looking for anyone who knew my grand-uncle, someone who fought along side him. I was doing some research for college when by accident I found this page, and I just started to look for my mom's uncle, till I found his name.But unfortunately, there was not much information written down for him. If anyone knew him, or has maybe a picyure of him, or can get me some info as to where I can get a military picture of him, pleas contact me, Lil Vazquez-Napoleon at my email address LaCacica@yahoo.com May God Bless you all.

Keywords: Jose A. Napoleon Escudero : PV2, Serial # US50114784, Served in the 65th Infantry, 3rd Inf. Div.from 1951 to 1952. Occupation specialty 04745. Declared MIA 0n Sept. 18, 1952, in North Korea.

Information on the 65th Infantry

Comments: My father served in the Army during the war. He did not see action in Korea, but was stationed in Puerto Rico. He is part of the 1952 Army ROTC class of the University of Puerto Rico. His ROTC class has a reunion every year and, through him, I have met many of the other "lieutenants" who served at that time. I am interested in information on the service of the members of his class, or those who served in the Puerto Rican 65th Infantry.

Keywords: 65th Infantry. 1952-53. University of Puerto Rico ROTC class of 1952.

was my squad leader in 1953

Comments: Any family member may contact me.

Keywords: 6 July 1953, on patrol. Was present when he was killed.

C Co

Comments: WIA July 52 near Imjin River. 65th Inf was Puerto Rican unit- good troops. Am in contact with Van Jenrette, who is now running for Congress. Was Commandant at The Citadel during 1970s. Have written about the 2nd Korean War; have touch with David Benbow who founded DMZ Vets organization. Once knew Gen Freeman who Hal Barker refers to re Chipyong-ni. Knew officers of 5th Cav who moved to relieve 23rd Inf at Chipyong-ni.

Keywords: Rifle Plt Ldr, Co C, 65th Inf, 3rd Inf Div, 1952: Exo/aide to CINC, UNC/USFK/8th US Army, 1966-67 -knowledgeable of "2nd Korean War"

Pascual Rosa . Korean War Veteran served with the 65th Infantry

Comments: It is with great pleasure thatwe created a webpage for Retired Sargent Pascul Rosa-Feliciano. In this page, created as a tribute to our father and personal heroe , we present pictures and a moving interview about his memories of Korea. You can visit this webpage at: http://www.geocities.com/smros1/papiwebpage.html

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Looking for 65th Infantry Members in Connecticut

Comments: Hello, My name is Helen Ubinas. I am a reporter for The Hartford Courant newspaper, the largest daily in Connecticut. I am doing a story on the 65th Infantry and am looking to locate and talk to any members who are from Connecticut. I'm looking for any and all help. Please call me at 860-241-6542 or e-mail me at ubinas@courant.com. Thank You.

Keywords: Ouerto Rican Veterans of the 65th Infantry living in Connecticut

The Gallant 65th Infantry

Comments: I am a viet nam veteran, and while stationed in the states I did some reseacrh on the Korea war. I have a cousin who died in that war, and some of the older fellows from the old neighborhood of wales ave in the Bronx. The 65th infantry was the Pride of Puerto Rico.

The predominantly Puerto Rican 65th Infantry Regiment was honored in a 1992 Army National Guard heritage painting for its record of valor during the Korean War. The scene depicts the regimental bayonet charge against a Chinese division near Seoul, South Korea,on Feb. 2, 1951. The 65th had been ordered to seize two hills and climaxed a three-day assault by fixing bayonets and launching straight into the Chinese 149th Division. The enemy soldiers fled.

The 65th was organized in 1899, a year after the United States seized Puerto Rico from Spain. At the time,the Army considered the regiment to be "colonial troops"for the defense of the island, according to the Army Center for Military History in Washington D.C.. Its nickname,"The Borinqueneers," honors a native Puerto Rican Taino Indian tribe who called the Island Boriquen. The regiment served in Panama and France during World War II, but its record was undistinguished because, some sources say, Army commanders lacked confidence in the Puerto Ricans' willingness to fight, which smack right into some sense of superiority in the psychic of those commanders.

It took the Korean War to prove the fallacy of that analogy were. After arriving at Pusan, South Korea, on Sept. 20, 1950, the outfit quickly won respect on the battlefield. Over the next three years, it participated in nine major campaigns and earning a Presidential Unit Citation, a Meritorious Unit Commendation and two Republic of Korea Unit Citations. Individual members earned four Distinguished Service Crosses and 124 Silver Stars. It should be noted that after the silver star come's the medal of honor, and I will venture to say that many of those silver stars should have been medals of honor. The ground war in Korea was fought on some of the most mountainous terrain in the world and many of the bitterest battles occurred during the winter, when extreme cold, snow and ice dogged troops. The 65th's regimental motto,"Honor and Fidelity," exemplifies its gallant service in that difficult war. It should be further noted that percentage wise more Americans Puerto Ricans fought in Korea than the continental Americans.

General McArthur was interview once concerning the 65th and he stated that if he he to do battle, he who prefer to be leading the 65th.

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Two Commemoration Events

Comments: Two Commemoration Ceremonies are planned to honor the Veterans and Family Members of the 65th Infantry Regiment. The first is planned for Arlington National Cemetery, Washington D.C. on 20 September 2000. The second ceremony is planned for the "El Morro Fortress", San Juan, Puerto Rico on 15 October 2000. For information please contact SMSGT Calvin Springfield (703) 602-6828 or email: calvin.springfield@hqda.army.mil

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My father fought in korea 1951-52

Comments: I am the son of a Korean War Veteran. His name is Ruben Fontanez Torres. He served from 1951 to 1952. His description of the war was,"Not like Viet Nam. Korean war was always boom boom boom boom,sabre jets bombarding Chinese positions while at the same time we saw Soviet Migs in dog fights with them. We respected Chinese artillery. He always mention fire forty fet as the name of this type of artillery". He told me when I was a kid that sometimes he went with 300 soldiers and only 23 returned. "God was protecting me. There is no other explanation. We could do patrols or advance through below zero temperature without food for weeks. Food supplies were sent but fell on enemy territory most of the time. Because of the tension i never thought on food". Then he taught my brother and myself how to run when under artillery fire,"Never run in a straight line,run in zig zag. You have more chances to survive this way. One day he told me that a certain Reyes came running towards him crying,'estoy herido'(I'm wounded). He had to stop to cure him. On another ocassion he saved his comrade as a captured Chinese soldier tried to attack them with his bayonet. He used his M-1 rifle as a stick to block the attack and disarm the enemy. It was easy,he said" He told me he and another soldier went on difficult missions to gun down snipers and that General Van Fleet congratulated them. He was given two medals for bravery. Today he reacts with thunder,"He thinks he is still under artillery fire. It is unfair that these brave soldiers have been forgotten and not compensated appropriately as they deserved. Today he feels bitter of the way he and his comrades are treated by the V.A. in P.R. He got sick while in service but the evidence was witheld by the Appeals Board.He deserves service connected pension. He will pass away with this sadness and I would like to know how to help my dad get a fair play by these people in the V.A. If you recognize his name please leave a message. I will let him know it. Thanks.

Keywords: Kelly Hill;fire forty fet.

Looking For

Comments: Looking For a buddy named Salvator DeFranco Nicknamed (Spagetti) from Chicago Ill. Would like to get in touch with him, its been 43 years!

Keywords: (Spagetti), Looking for Buddy 1953 at Boomerang, Iron Triangle, Papa San, Kumhwa Valley.

Co. M 65th Regiment

Comments: Anyone out there with long memories and short fuses who remembers me? I haven't taked with anyone in 50 years and the commemorative events coming up might be the appropriate time to renew acquaintance with many very wonderful friends and great guys.

Keywords: Sponsor of the Korean War Project

Did you know my grandfather?

Comments: My grandfather, Jose Flores, who died a few years ago, served in the Korean War in the 65th. He never talked much about the war, so after he died no one in my family really knew much about his role. I am taking a class on the Korean War now and am trying to find information on what he did in the war. If anyone knew him please email me. Thank you so much.

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Salute to the 65th Inf Reg & all PR military Vets

Comments: The Puerto Rican Parade of Paterson (NJ) 2000, Inc. will be hosting a "salute to Puerto Rican Veterans" on May 26, 2000. We are particularly interested in honoring members of the 65th Inf. Regt who served in Korea. For further information contact: Mrs. Onelia Flores, President, PRPofP2K,Inc at: P.O. Box 5451, Paterson, Nj 07509. Ph.(973) 684-3927/523-8740/523-7826, Email: FloresCy@aol.com

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Did you?

Comments: Any of you Borinqueeners sail with the regiment in 1950? Please contact me. Thanks -

Did anyone who served with HvTkCo know George Karras - he was from Detroit.

Keywords: Outpost Harry, Jun '53 Kumsong Salient battle Jul '53

65th Inf Battle Patrol

Comments: Seeking information about the 65th Inf Battle Patrol, 3rd Inf Div, Korean War. Is there anyone out there who served in this elite unit?

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L co. June 1953

Comments: Hello this is an update my father SGT> JOSEPH J. VALITSKY SERVED IN KOREA 65TH 3RD LCO JUNE OF 1953 Hello, I am the daughter of a korean war vet. Sgt Joseph J Valitsky. My dad would love to hear from anyone who served with him Sorry I do not know the exact years he was in. My father often spoke of his days serving our country when I was a child. His stories never scared me so I think he probably tempered them. My dad is suffering physical limitations and would be greatly lifted if he heard from any buddies he served with. He was in the 65th inf. 3rd division L company. He spoke of being in a fox hole with a Jimmy Williams celebrating his 18th birthday in the pouring rain. My dad was born 6/25/32 so perhaps it was 1950 that he was in Korea. Please anyone with fond memories of this mess hall Sgt. Email me at spb4889@gateway.net until 3/11/00. I will post our new Email when this arrives. God Bless all you heroic men and may you enjoy your retirement years with terrific health, love, family and friends. Dads Daughter.

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Kenneth Darnell, First Lieutenant

Comments: My father served in the Korean War from 1952-1953 in the 65th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Division. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who might have known and/or served with him. I have heard many stories of the bravery of the men in this unit. I am sincerely hoping he will attend the memorial service on September 20, 2000 at Arlington National Cemetery.

Thank you and God Bless Each One of You.

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65th Heavy Tanks Co

Comments: op harry. hill 412

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Son of Borinqueneer

Comments: My Father, Martin Maldonado served with the 65th Infantry in Korea. He was a career NCO with the rank of, I think, Master Sgt. He was from Cayey PR. I would like to hear from anyone that knew him. Also, I think it is great that someone is going to write a book about the 65Th. Maybe then people will realize the sacrifices that Puerto Ricans have made for the United States

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65th inf. reg. 3rd inf. div.

Comments: I am looking for anyone who was in the 65th inf. reg. 3rd inf. div. from October 1951 to October 1952. My name is Carlos Ruiz Gaudin, I was in Company B, and my tag # was U.S.50106364. I am in desperate need of anyone who knows me or was in my unit to contact me, I need proof of enrollment. The VA has lost all of my files, and I am unable to recieve benefits. If you have any information, I would appreciate it.

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Carlos Dimas Manso

Comments: Does anyone who served with the guys from Puerto Rico remeber a Carlos Dimas Manso? He was from Loiza Aldea.

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DC Commemoration Ceremony

Comments: The US Army will officially commemorate the veterans, family members and those who lost loved ones who served in the 65th Infantry Regiment during the Korean War. This event is planned for Wednesday, September 20, 2000, 1:00 p.m. at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington D.C. Point of Contact is SMSgt Calvin Springfield at (703) 602-6828.

Keywords: DC Commemoration Ceremony

Son of Korean Veteran

Comments: My father, Corporal Juan R. Gonzalez, served in Company "L", 65th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Infantry Division from 1951-52, as an infantryman. My father seldom speaks about his tour in Korea. I would like to know if anyone out there knows or remembers my father.

Nelson Gonzalez, Texas 2nd Infantry Div. 8-83 to 8-84

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Tank Company 65th Inf Regt

Comments: TANK CO 65TH INF REGT

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MY BORINQUENEER HEROE

Comments: PLEASE VISIT MY WEB PAGE DEDICTED TO MY DAD, ANTONIO SANTOS.

gO TO : http://www.advercomm.com/borinqueneer\\Please sign the guest book and feel free to pass around the webpage. Pilar(Antonio Santos' daughther)

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65th Infantry Reg

Comments: I Personally know Rafael Pacheco. He served in the Korean War with the 65th Infantry Regiment. His daughter is married to my twin brother MSG Miguel A. Hernandez. Rafael is a lawyer today resident of Bayamon PR. He has very interesting stories about what he experienced in combat duty in the Korean War. You can contact my brother in 787-774-0903 or his office in Ft. Buchanan, PR 787-707-2588. He can lead you to talk to Rafael Pacheco. I hope you are sucessful in gathering the information needed to set the history right about their contribution during the Korean War. Good Luck!

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Daughter of Korean War vet

Comments: I am doing my father's family history. I would like to know if any one remembers Roger Fiddermon. He was from Virginia. He was wounded on 10 Jun 53 about six months after I was born. My father passed away this past June 1999 and as a gift to his only living sibling, I would like to have some stories to add to his section of this history. My aunt is the last of the line and she is 80 years old. If anyone know anything, please respond. Thank you.

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Son of Korean War veteran needs information

Comments: I would like to know if anyone out there remembers my father. His name was Luis Ruiz Baez and he served in Korea until June 4,1951, when he was wounded in battle. He was then sent to a hospital in San Francisco until he was discharged in March, 1952. He grew up in Trastalleres, Santurce, Puerto Rico and the used to call him "Guicho". When he returned after the war, they nicknamed him "El Héroe de Panmunjom".

He passed away in 1993 and I would like to find anyone out there who could share any memories of him. Thanks.

Keywords: purple heart, er57011029, 65th infantry

Jose Ruiz - Family Member

Comments: 65TH INFANTRY

Keywords: Puerto Rico

Co C, 1st Bn, 65th Inf, 3rd Inf Div

Comments: Interested in contacting anyone who served in Korea during 1950-1951 in Company C, 1st Battalion, 65th Infantry, 3rd Infantry Division. Please email me.

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SGT. Cruz Green Colon 1952 - 1953

Comments: Though I am a veteran myself of the Gulf War, I am doing this for my father who rarely speaks about this Unforgotten War.

I don't have any more information at this time but will update in the near future.

Keywords: SGT Cruz Green Colon 65th Infantry Regiment Served the last two years of war.

Commemoration Ceremony Planned

Comments: The US Army will formally commemorate the veterans of the 65th Infantry Regiment. Planning has begun on the ceremony and I am part of the planning committee. Once all the details are worked out I will make a new posting to this messageboard and a formal invitation will be provided to the regimental veterans. I request all veterans write or email me and provide their current address.

Keywords: Commemoration Ceremony Planned, Veteran's Wanted

E Co

Comments: Although the majority of soldiers in the 65th Inf. Regt were Puerto Rican, there were names like Cavazos,(Mexican-American), Schaefer, Olson, Mitchell, Watkins, Williams, Scarpato, etc.From all areas of the U.S. Cpl. Charles E. Criss, E Company, from Preston, West Virginia, was killed in action on 7/21/53, just before the truce was signed. I served in Korea in Easy Company of the 65th Infantry Regt, from 3/53 to 9/53 and participated in patrols and battles in the Kuhmwa - Chorwan Valleys, and on 6/14/53 was in a raid on hill 412 to block a Chinese offensive. The last major fight E Company was in was the Kumsong Bulge. Is anyone aware of any unit citations given to any units of the 65th ?

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G Co

Comments: In 1952 - 1954 I served with george company, until the war ended. Would enjoy hearing from servisors of outpost Harry and the attack of hill 612. After the war I was incharge of 65th regimental nco club. I am looking for an old buddy of mine Robert Kennedy who served at the same time; would really like to here from him. Also went on RR together to Japan.

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HQ 3RDBN

Comments: The History office at Yongsan gave me your site. My father served with the Hq, 3RD BN, 65th Inf RGT RGT CBT Team, attached to 3rd ID, Puerto Rican RGT, in DEC 1951 he was evacted to 805th mash unit then on to 382nd Gen Hospital in Osaka Japan.

My father was located at a bunker in the BN REAR area when he was hit with incoming arty. My father retired in 68 and is currently living in Sierra Vista AZ. The e-mail is mine, I will direct all traffic to him. I will mail the current pages on your site to my father this week, he will be very pleased. I expect that he will attempt to contact some of the soldiers who have address listed. ***NOTE****The e-mail addresses donot come up with you click on them*** Thank you.

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I952 Operations

Comments: I am a professor at the University of Puerto Rico currently doing research on the 65th in Korea. I would love to hear from veterans especially those that were in the operations of Kelly Hill and Jackson Heights.

Keywords: Kelly Hill; Jackson Heights

Contact from unit members

Comments: Members from the Puerto Rican 65th Inf Regiment

Keywords: 65th Inf. Regiment

Active Duty - Cruz Acevedo - Honoring Family

Comments: I'm an Active Duty Army Officer with 23 years of service currently stationed with US Army Forces, Okinawa. I've spent a total of five (5) years active duty with U.S Forces, Korea (2 ID:'76-77/8th U.S Army:'94-98). I took part in "Operation Paul Bunyon (Aug'76)". I have two cousin's (F Marty, A Acevedo) and one uncle (I. Alvarado Cruz) who were all members of the 65th In Reg, 3d ID. All received Combat Infantryman Badge's. All made it back safely. This is a family heritage that has left me damn proud. I do have one other cousin who served with 5th Marines (T. Colon) who returned with post tramatic stress, he and his family still suffer from it today- Semper Fi.

Keywords: 65th INF Reg, 3d ID

HQ CO 3 BN

Comments: I served 2 tours of duty at the Korean War. I have great respect and admiration for the Korean people and for their nation. I have recently been in Washington, D.C. and saw and admired the korean monument.

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Henry R. Vasquez in 1952

Comments: Hi my name is Vicki I am seeking persons that were with my cousin Henry R. Vasquez in 1952. 65th battlion 3rd division. He is still alive and well and would like to talk to a few of his buddies. He mentioned to me one in particular his name is Henry Fon or (Font) we are not to sure of the spelling of his last name. So if anyone remembers please contact me. My cousin Henry is Puerto Rican and he lived in Manhattan at the time. Well hope to hear from someone. I am very proud to be PuertoRican. I am off to search for my fathers unit in the Navy. He was in WW2 His name is Efrain Santana. He has passed on. Thanks Vicki Santana

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Documentary in process on unit

Comments: "We are producing a video documentary on the history of the 65th Infantry Regiment . For more information about our project, you can visit PRSoldier.com.

We continue to look for veterans and former officers who served with the 65th. If you are interested in sharing your experiences, please contact us at PRSoldiers@aol.com or call (914) 969-0118 in Yonkers, NY. Or send us an E-Mail with your phone number. Please tell us what city and state you are in.

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Estamos produciendo un documental en video acerca de la historia del 65 de Infantería. Para más información sobre este proyecto, visite PRSoldier.com.

Continuamos buscando veteranos y ex-oficiales que sirvieron con el 65. Si usted está interesado en compartir de sus experiencias, comúniquese con nosotros al PRSoldiers@aol.com o llámenos al (914) 969-0118 en Yonkers, NY. O si prefiere envíenos un correo eléctronico con su número de teléfono. Favor de dejarnos saber en que ciudad y estado reside.

Noemi Figueroa Soulet Executive Producer El Pozo Productions 76 Dehaven Drive, Ste. 5F Yonkers, NY 10703 (914) 969-0118 PRSoldiers@aol.com www.prsoldier.com

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Frank Leo McCarthy, KIA Oct. 5, '51

Comments: Looking to find out as much as possible about my father, Frank Leo McCarthy, KIA Oct. 5, '51. If anyone who knew him is still out there, please contact me. I want to know what happened to get him killed.

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