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Names we didn't know…why we should remember those who fought together in the Korean War
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- The 65th Infantry Regiment of Puerto Rico, which fought in the Korean War but has not been widely known, is drawing renewed attention.
- The regiment, deployed with tens of thousands of troops, took part in major battles including the Battle of Jangjinho and the Heungnam Evacuation.
- The article stresses that these people must be accurately remembered and recorded, even if belatedly, and conveys veterans' testimony that they remember Korea as a 'brother nation'.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 우리가 몰랐던 이름들…한국전쟁, 함께 싸운 이들을 기억해야 할 이유
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