Fighting for Honor

Fighting For Honor is an epic action-packed, heartwarming, and emotional of the Borinqueneers all-Puerto Rican U. S. Army 65th Infantry Regiment's unjust discrimination, false accusations of cowardice and desertion, and subsequent 1952 mass courts-martial in the Korean War of 95 enlisted soldiers including an officer, who were later exonerated 64 years later. New York attorney Bernice Alvarez vows to grant her Puerto Rican grandfather's dying wish to exonerate the seven U.S. Army soldiers that he had failed 64 years before serving as a U.S. Army JAG officer representing the seven in their joint court-martial.