The soldiers of the 65th Infantry Regiment
                      Produced by the 65th Honor Task Force, Inc.
            Produced by the 65th Honor Task Force, Inc.
Editor : Danny Nieves
Researcher of archival film footage used in this project : Danny Nieves
Creator of archival film footage used in this film : Dept. of Defense : Dept. of the Army.
Source of archival film footage used in this film : National Archives
Written by: Anthony Mele', Chairman, 65th Honor Task Force
Featuring: Veterans of the 65th Infantry Regiment (The Borinqueneers)
SFC Modesto Cartajena, BG Antonio Balinas, Secretary of the Army Caldera, Governor of Puerto Rico Dr. Pedro Rossello, Executive Director of the Korean War Commemoration Committee, Maj Gen Nels Running, Puerto Rican Veterans of the Korean War and their families.
The story of the 65th Infantry Regiment is one of valor, tragedy, sacrifice and brothers in arms. The 65th Infantry Regiment distinguished themselves during the Korean War in the battles for the  Chorwan Reservoir, the Evacuation of Hungnam and the Chinese counter offensive of April 1951. Among their distinctions was the last battalion sized bayonet charge in US Military History. We invite you to share in our pride and bragging rights earned by one of the most valiant Regiments of the United States Army.  Here is their story as told by them, preserved here for generations to come. The valiant story of Puerto Rican soldiers defending the United States of America will endure so long as we honor those who served, fought, and fell in the performance of that duty.