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Never Surrender: The Ed Ramsey Story: Directed by Matthew Hausle. With Alice Benitez, Mike Bills, Josh Brolin, Abraham Cooper. The true story of Lt. Col. Edwin P. Ramsey, who in 1942 led the last cavalry charge in U. S. army history, and commanded more than 40, 000 guerrilla troops against the Japanese.
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- Documentary
- Matthew Hausle
- 2016-11-13
Released just in time for Memorial Day, Never Surrender: The Ed Ramsey Story documents an unsung World War II hero's tale of sacrifice and survival and celebrates the spirits of remembrance of the individuals who fought and died for the United States in military pursuits.
13 nov. 2016 · Documentaire de Steven C. Barber et Matthew Hausle · 13 novembre 2016 (États-Unis) Pays d'origine : États-Unis. Fiche technique. Casting. Alice Benitez. Herself - Pangasinan Province resident. Raquel Ramirez Ramsey. Herself - Widow, retired teacher. Bill Tempero. Himself - Captain, President of U.S. Cavalry Assn. Josh Brolin. Himself - Narrator.
- Steven C. Barber, Matthew Hausle
- Alice Benitez
After the fall of the Philippines in 1942, Lt. Ed Ramsey refuses to surrender. He joins the Filipio resistance and rises to command more than 40,000 guerilla fighters.
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- Steven C. Barber
- Documentary, War
23 sept. 2016 · Two weeks after the Japanese marched through Manila, Lt. Edwin P. Ramsey led an offensive in the Philippine jungle that made history as the last mounted horse cavalry charge in U.S. military history. Later, after the fall of Bataan in spring 1942, Ramsey refused to surrender. He joined the Filipino resistance and rose to command more ...
- Matthew Hausle
- Alice Benitez
5 oct. 2016 · ‘Never Surrender: The Ed Ramsey Story’: Film Review. Josh Brolin narrates this documentary about the U.S. Army officer who led the last horse cavalry charge in American military history.
29 sept. 2016 · “Never Surrender: The Ed Ramsey Story” introduces one of the hundreds — if not thousands — of inspiring military heroes from World War II whose valor and courage have rarely gotten wide notice...
