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A site about Hispanic Americans in the U.S. Army.
A must to visit! Danny Nieves' great site on the 65th contains photos, history, casualty and medals list.
Information on how to order a free THE BORINQUENEERS Heritage Print poster painted by Dominic D'Andrea and commissioned by the National Guard Heritage Series.  Scroll down to select "Heritage Series" and look the THE BORINQUENEERS painting to see a profile of it.  On the left column, click on: "Click here for information on how to order Historical Paintings" and follow the instructions.  Orders are only accepted by email at: NGBHistory@ng.army.mil.  The prints are free, but there is a limit on how many you can order. There are two sizes:  SMALL: 11" x 14" total size, with an 8.5" x 11" image and LARGE: 20" x 24" total size, with a 15" x 21" image.
Great resource on the Korean War! Also contains MIA/KIA/POW database and history.
Center of Military History website containing general military history information.
Mervin Key's website is for Korean War veterans who served in or with the First Battalion of the 15th Infantry ("Can Do") Regiment of the Third Infantry Division during the Korean War and received a Combat Infantryman Badge -AND- other unit's members who served along the Imjin River and near (or on) Outpost Nori, Outpost Tessie, Outpost Kelly, Hill 317, or Hill 355 (a/k/a Little Gibraltar, Armistice Hill, and Dagmar) during the Korean War.
The official website of the Society of the 3rd Infantry Division, parent division of the 65th Infantry Regiment.
We invite you to look around the KWE as a whole--a website that will help you to gain a better understanding of the men and women who served in the Korean War. This site is both a tool to educate and a place to honor those who fought and served in, as well as died in, the Korean War.
CEF-US is a non-profit, non-partisan organization dedicated to the decolonization of Puerto Rico. We promote a fair and effective Congress-led process of self-determination for the people of Puerto Rico.
Tu PUNTO DE ENCUENTRO del cine puertorriqueño. Nuestro propósito es servirte como herramienta de información para mantenerte al tanto de todo lo que acontece en nuestro cine por medio de noticias, biografías, comentarios, entre otros...