FIRST EVER US Navy Ship named after Filipino Hero 🇵🇭🇺🇸 TELESFORO TRINIDAD | Medal of Honor

When I discovered there was a U.S. Navy Battleship Destroyer being named after a Filipino, I was determined to learn all about this sailor making history. Telesforo Trinidad was one of the first Filipinos to join the U.S. Navy, as well as one of the first to receive the Medal of Honor for his valor and bravery. Filipinos have a long history with the U.S. military, and this is one story we can all be very proud of.
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0:00 FIRST EVER US Navy Ship named after Filipino Hero
1:04 TELESFORO TRINIDAD is only Filipino in US Navy to receive Medal of Honor
1:14 What is Congressional Medal of Honor and why is the medal important?
1:35 Who is Telesforo Trinidad?
1:47 Why did a Filipino join the US Navy in the early 1900s?
2:05 US had military presence in the Philippines in 1901
2:14 What happened to Telesforo Trinidad on the USS San Deigo in 1915?
4:19 Telesforo Trinidad Commissioning Committee campaigns for the naming in 2021
4:44 2022 SECNAV announces commissioning of Arleigh-Burke Class Guided Missile Destroyer Battleship USS Telesforo Trinidad
4:57 What is the timeline for the commissioning of the USS Telesforo Trinidad
5:12 How I learned about Telesforo Trinidad and the naming of the Navy Ship
5:48 Three Filipinos earned Medal of Honor in US Army
5:58 Rudolph Bianco Davila - WWII - Italy
6:04 Jose Calugas - WWII - Bataan Death March
6:11 Jose Balitón Nisperos - early 1900s - Fighting “outlaws”
6:15 Filipino “Outlaws” and the Philippine Revolutionaries
Kauna-Unahang u.s. Navy Ship na pinangalanang Filipino-American 🇵🇭🇺🇸 TELESFORO TRINIDAD | Medalya ng karangalan
Nang matuklasan kong mayroong isang U.S. Navy Battleship Destroyer na ipinangalan sa isang Pilipino, determinado akong malaman ang lahat tungkol sa sailor na ito na gumagawa ng kasaysayan. Si Telesforo Trinidad ay isa sa mga unang Pilipinong sumali sa U.S. Navy, gayundin ang isa sa mga unang nakatanggap ng Medal of Honor para sa kanyang kagitingan at katapangan. Ang mga Pilipino ay may mahabang kasaysayan sa militar ng U.S., at ito ay isang kuwento na maipagmamalaki nating lahat.
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[@IsmsbyJosie]

How exciting!!! Love seeing Filipinos in recognition 💚 I was always curious about what the citizens of the Philippines really think about the US especially in situations like the Naval presence there.

[@TESZMillan]

It’s complicated. Many people are grateful the U.S. has been such an important part of Philippine history. Some feel it was invasive and that their presence hurt more than it helped. I think how people feel is dependent on what generation you were born into as well as whether you remained on the Motherland or if you spent any time (or were born) in the U.S.

[@ericmahinay3065]

Thanks for this info.

[@TESZMillan]

Most welcome!🥰

[@jimm.8977]

Thanks for this profound info. And watching from Philippines.❤

[@TESZMillan]

Hello Philippines!🙋🏻‍♀️

[@nolove857]

Thats great...

[@TESZMillan]

Agreed! 💯

[@josephgalantes2428]

ᜋᜊᜓᜑᜌ͓(Ma-bu-ha-y). Great story! Thanks for sharing.

[@TESZMillan]

Ooh! I love your use of Baybaybin! Thank you for watching.🥰

[@jimm.8977]

That will be awesome.❤

[@TESZMillan]

🥰

[@michaeltaylor8501]

At a glance, it appears that he was also awarded the Silver Star Medal (a high award given for bravery in combat). Filippinos have a great tradition of service in the U.S. Naval Services (Navy, Coast Guard, & Marine Corps). A Hawaiian Marine of Filippino descent taught me how to consistently shoot well. Filippinos also have a great tradition of serving in the U.S. Army - or else serving the Philippines alongside U.S. soldiers. 😎👍

[@TESZMillan]

Thank you for sharing this!🫡

[@michaeltaylor8501]

@@TESZMillan It's my pleasure giving credit where credit is due. 😎👍

[@hylndrfan]

He was from my grandpas hometown New Washington. Im willing to bet he recruited him.

[@TESZMillan]

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[@oldgoat142]

When I joined the navy in '82 my boot camp company commander, Chief Petty Officer Reyes, was a Filipino and Vietnam veteran. Awesome man. His nickname was the Alabama Assassin, which we thought was hilarious. His favorite form of discipline for a bunch of late teen/early 20s knuckleheads was something he called Shark, which is the exercise commonly called the super man but with a swimming motion. Try that on a hot day on hot cement or asphalt! We loved him and feared him at the same time. He taught me so much, not just about how to be a good sailor, but a couple of life lessons along the way I still use to this day. I had the honor of serving with Filipinos and besides Chief Reyes, the honor of being trained by one or two. In my post-navy professional life, I worked with a good man, Mister Montilla, for many years before he retired. I've always enjoyed working with Filipinos and I'm very glad a ship is named after a very great one. Salamat po for posting this.

[@TESZMillan]

I love all of these memories you've shared. Maraming salamat po to you, sir. And thank you for your service.

[@danieljosephdelta44semperfi]

Wow, Semper Fi sailor 🇺🇸💖🇵🇭

[@rccl-u8g]

No Wonder why USAPhil became Allies , it is the will of the Almighty they Fought anywhere in the World Help Defend Countrys who couldn't help them selves Korean War, Vietnam War, Desert Storm till today it's getting better. An Iron Clad relationship the old day are back .More US Bases in Philippines EDCA sites. I say this because as a Native Ivatan, Batanes Host US Coastguard( LORAN) Station. US Coastguard Crew Show Western Movies Oftentimes. Im proud that the US Navy is Building US Naval base In the Batan Island. The Good old days are back to both USA and Philippines. Long Live USAPhil. God bless our two Countries 🙏🇺🇸🇵🇭💪

[@TESZMillan]

@@danieljosephdelta44semperfi 💎💎💎

[@dangruta1918]

Tesz, thank you very much for telling the story of Telesforo Trinidad and about how the US Navy named an Arleigh Burke Class Destroyer the USS Telesforo Trinidad (DDG-139). It’s truly an American story about Filipinos. Its naming will highlight not only the self-less and distinguished service of Filipinos in the military, but all Filipinos who have come to pursue the American dream. I hope that follow your stories will be able to reconnect to their Filipinos roots as events leading to its commissioning will tell the story of their parents.

[@TESZMillan]

It is an honor to share this information and to know that learning about Telesforo Trinidad has led me to amazing Veterans such as yourself. Let’s tell this important story! And share in the pride we can all feel because of his example.💪🏼

[@erwinngitngit6425]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for highlighting the actions of Filipino soldiers again thank you from a greatful U S army veteran

[@TESZMillan]

It is my honor. Thank you for your service!

[@bentleymalshi7953]

Books and videos are a good start and should pique the interests of Filipinos around the world to make that trek to the Philippines and learn about their culture first-hand; if not for their own sake, but for the sake of their children. I’ve seen over the years how Filipino parents have forsaken their children’s opportunity to learn about their parents’ culture during their formative years, and the latter went through life struggling to learn it second or third-hand through books, and now the social media, on what it is like to be a Filipino. My wife and I were fortunate and caught this dilemma early in our marriage, and decided to raise our children in the Philippines to learn about their Filipino culture first-hand, that they will take with them wherever they go for the rest of their lives. Yes, there is a lot to discover about the Philippines, and its culture, that has changed a lot over the years. Whether the change is good or bad for the country or the people remains to be seen. Regardless, our Filipino culture is a part of us that we can neither deny nor ignore, so we might as well learn and become intimate with it.

[@TESZMillan]

I agree with you 💯 and commend you and your wife for seeing the important of cherishing the Philippine culture, for both you and your children.

[@kmtaylor88]

His name is quite interesting...very proud of him.

[@TESZMillan]

I agree 💯 - his name is interesting! And was a challenge for me to say when I first started speaking it out loud.😄

[@rccl-u8g]

My Dream is to be in the US Navy .But i Ended up as A OFW Seamen in RCCL for 26 years. Salute to you Sir Telesfore Trinidad .Im Proud of you my fellow Sailor. You give our Country A Medal of Valor an Award that no one Among Us Filipinos can Much. You Sail to touch the Face of God. Rest Peacefully. God bless USA Philippine 🙏🇺🇸🇵🇭💚

[@danieljosephdelta44semperfi]

🇺🇸💖🇵🇭

[@TESZMillan]

Thank you for sharing these beautiful thoughts and your journey with us. It is most appreciated.

[@rccl-u8g]

Thank you TESZMillan 💚👍🙏

[@TESZMillan]

@@rccl-u8g ♥️♥️♥️

[@1edmayor]

There is also small carrier Navy ship name "Bataan", now in service. Going to be remodel. I was watching a TV show about it the other day. 🇵🇭 🇺🇸

[@TESZMillan]

I didn't know that. Thank you for telling me. What did you learn about the ship when you saw the TV show?

[@1edmayor]

USA and Philippines annual military Balikatan exercise. You Tube or Instagram algorithms videos suggestions to watch. 🇵🇭 🇺🇸

[@blingknight1]

Thanks for educating us😊

[@TESZMillan]

It is my honor to share what I learn with you. 🌟

[@nomadicgrandpaws2259]

USS Jose Rizal was the first

[@dangruta1918]

The Jose Rizal was actually built by the Philippine Commonwealth government (pre-independence) and donated to the US Navy.

[@TESZMillan]

Thank you for this comment. I didn’t know there was a ship named after Jose Rizal. And to know the significance and difference of this ship compared to the USS TT is also a very interesting aspect of Philippine history.

[@nomadicgrandpaws2259]

@@dangruta1918 yep, crewed by Filipinos and of course White officers.

[@joselitomarcial-te5hr]

What’s up folks 🐇?! Oh my goodness 🦜Filipino American 🛳 Ship! 🇺🇸🇵🇭🏴‍☠️🇺🇳☮️🛰📡

[@TESZMillan]

Yes! Amazing, right?!

[@danieljosephdelta44semperfi]

I would like to gently and respectfully remind us that Memorial Day was not intended to be a happy and fun time but rather a day to honor those that have given their lives in defense of the country.🇺🇸💖🇵🇭

[@TESZMillan]

You are correct. Thank you.❤️

[@danieljosephdelta44semperfi]

There have been a number of US Navy ships named after Philippine locales over the years including USS Philippine Sea , USS leyte, USS Leyte Gulf and two named the USS Bataan. That might be a video to consider doing. Semper Fi from a department of the United States navy, the United States Marine Corps 🇺🇸💖🇵🇭

[@TESZMillan]

Thank you, sir, for letting me know about these ships! And thank you for your service.

[@danieljosephdelta44semperfi]

@@TESZMillan wow,🥲 welcome ka ug salamat 🇺🇸💖🇵🇭 🙂

[@danieljosephdelta44semperfi]

🇺🇸💖🇵🇭

[@TESZMillan]

💓💓💓

[@danielboggs2013]

Thanks Tesz - another fascinating video! It makes me curious about the rest of his life.

[@TESZMillan]

Me too! I know he served in both World Wars, and died near Laguna/Manila.

[@blingknight1]

Wow!

[@TESZMillan]

YES! 🏆

[@mr.luisanthonydivito3585]

Good news. FYI: A "Fireman" in Naval ratings is a person who works in the Engineering Department.

[@TESZMillan]

Oh, wow! I didn't know that. That's quite remarkable that he was in the Engineering Department, considering most Filipinos were relegated to Steward positions.

[@reyceledon2458]

At present i think there is a US warship named not from a filipino war hero but from a Philippine province i just dont remember the name but i saw it in a video that i watched

[@ExpeditionaryJeep]

USS Bataan, a Wasp class amphibious ship. Currently in service. Also, USS Leyte, but the Leyte was an Essex class aircraft carrier made after WW2 in 1945.

[@joevicmeneses8918]

@@ExpeditionaryJeep USS Philippine Sea, A Tico class CG.

[@TESZMillan]

Yes - according to the comments in reply below, as well as a comment left by another viewer, there are the USS Philippine Sea, USS leyte, USS Leyte Gulf and two named the USS Bataan.

[@dangruta1918]

There was the USS Panay, that served in China and was attacked by the Japanese prior to the US entry in WWII.

[@TESZMillan]

@@dangruta1918 Wow!

[@sebastianvergara8586]

Fireman 2nd Class Telesforo Trinidad , Medal of Honor recipient for noncombat valor onboard the USS San Diego..

[@michaelflower6172]

In 1915, the receiving of the MoH guidelines was set by Secretary of the Navy Gideon Wells on 16 December 1861 for acts of heroism in both Combat and Non-Combat actions…

[@TESZMillan]

Thank you both for this valuable information.

[@fodera0915]

You should go to South Korea see the War the Museum there. Fighting Filipinos had great contribution to freedom of korea now

[@TESZMillan]

Great idea! I’ve been to South Korea, but not under the context of discovering Philippine history there. Would be a very interesting experience!

[@RochKin-n8h]

Hello! New subscriber here in Southern California. I really enjoyed your vlogs.👍🏼❤️

[@TESZMillan]

Thank you! And welcome to my journey. 😃

[@bentleymalshi7953]

Not a battleship (the Navy stopped building battleships immediately after World War 2), but a guided-missile destroyer. You can find your lost Filipino heritage by spending more time in the Philippines and picking up the culture first-hand, not by reading history books.

[@TESZMillan]

You are correct! This episode (and your comment) helped me learn that fact. However, I believe books are a great place to start (and continue) learning about my Philippine heritage, and so I don't want to rule them out. And yes, there is nothing like being in the Motherland. I know that since I have been to the Philippines twice since I started this channel, and there's SO MUCH to discover and learn. Check out those episodes... maybe we can teach each other something. 🙂

[@bentleymalshi7953]

@@TESZMillan Books are good start and should pique the interests of Filipinos around the world to make that trek to the Philippines and learn about their culture first-hand; if not for their own sake, but for the sake of their children. I have seen over the years how Filipino parents have forsaken their children’s opportunity to learn about their culture during their formative years, and the latter went through life struggling to learn it second or third-hand through books, and now the social media, on what it is like to be a Filipino. My wife and I were fortunate and caught this dilemma early in our marriage, and decided to raise our children in the Philippines to learn about their Filipino culture first-hand, that they will take with them wherever they go for the rest of their lives. Yes, there is a lot to discover about the Philippines and its culture that have changed dramatically over the years. Whether the change is good or bad for the country or the people remains to be seen. Regardless, our Filipino culture is a part of us that we can neither deny nor ignore, so we might as well learn and become intimate with it by experiencing it first-hand.

[@bentleymalshi7953]

@@TESZMillan Books are a good start and should pique the interests of Filipinos around the world to make that trek to the Philippines and learn about their culture first-hand; if not for their own sake, but for the sake of their children. I’ve seen over the years how Filipino parents have forsaken their children’s opportunity to learn about their parents’ culture during their formative years, and the latter went through life struggling to learn it second or third-hand through books, and now the social media, on what it is like to be a Filipino. My wife and I were fortunate and caught this dilemma early in our marriage, and decided to raise our children in the Philippines to learn about their Filipino culture first-hand, that they will take with them wherever they go for the rest of their lives. Yes, there is a lot to discover about the Philippines, and its culture, that has changed a lot over the years. Whether the change is good or bad for the country or the people remains to be seen. Regardless, our Filipino culture is a part of us that we can neither deny nor ignore, so we might as well learn and become intimate with it.

[@renepamintuan3043]

Gen Paulino Santos of the Philippine Constabulary during the US Commonwealth years, too, earned Medal of Honor/Valor for fighting insurgents in Mindanao.

[@joevicmeneses8918]

He's not NAVY.

[@TESZMillan]

Thank you for telling me about General Santos. He did receive the Medal of Valor, which is given by the Philippine government, whereas the Medal of Honor is given by the U.S. government. Regardless, his act of bravery was truly heroic.

[@TESZMillan]

Correct - he was a Commanding General of the Philippine Army.

[@nx014]

The US no longer builds battleships , not since the 1940’s.

[@TESZMillan]

You are correct. They decommissioned them around the time of WWII. I learned this from everyone’s comments, including yours, so thank you!🙇🏻‍♀️

[@nx014]

@@TESZMillan actually the US Navy had kept one in commission after WWII (the Battleship USS Missouri (BB-63) after WWII then the rest of the Iowa class battleships (USS Iowa BB-61; USS New Jersey BB-62; and Wisconsin BB-64) during the Korean War. After the Korean War - all four the Iowa class were put in the reserve fleet. The Battleship USS New Jersey ( the Big J / the Black Dragon ) was brought back into service towards the end of the Vietnam War and then back into the reserve fleet and then in the 1980's all four the Iowa class battleships were brought back into service and they were decommissioned about ten years later for the final time and all of them were turned into museum ships ( The Battleship Iowa in southern California , the Battleship Wisconsin in Norfolk , VA , the Battleship New Jersey in Camden, NJ and the Battleship Missouri at Joint Base Pearl Harbor with her bow facing the Battleship USS Arizona Memorial.

[@michael092064]

It’s going to be a destroyer, not a battleship. The navy no longer builds battleships. The last battleship was built during World War II.

[@TESZMillan]

Thank you - that is correct. I’m glad I know this now.😊

[@joevicmeneses8918]

Don't call a battleship a destroyer or vice versa, this are different types of warship.

[@TESZMillan]

👍🏼 Yes, you are correct.

[@JS443]

USS TELESFORO TRINIDAD is not a Battleship it is an Arleigh Burke class Destroyer need to research your class of Navy ships. Battleships are not built anymore

[@TESZMillan]

I didn't know when I filmed this episode that there was a difference - now I do. 😊 Thank you for pointing this out.

[@CarbideSix]

Sorry my friend, it’s not a Battleship, the USS Telesforo Trinidad (DDG-139) will be a guided missile destroyer that is capable of sinking, by itself if need be, at least half of an enemy fleet and still be back home for shore leave. If you find yourself against it, and the ship brings other ships with air support, it’s too late to rethink your life choices. 😂 So year, it is a battleship in a smaller package that fights smarter, not harder.

[@TESZMillan]

Thank you for the clarification! I’m learning so much about the military all the time, so this helps.😌

[@igorivanov-c4o]

When is the commissioning of uss quiboloy?

[@TESZMillan]

I'm certain there won't be a ship with that name.

[@TimothyWiley-r2b]

Stop calling all ships battleships, a battleship is a type of ship, nice story though....

[@TESZMillan]

Thank you! I did check with Veterans of the U.S. Navy, and while you are correct that a Destroyer is not a "battleship", they did say that to the layman who isn't familiar with Navy ships, "battleship" is a term that can be used as a blanket term because of its common usage.

[@rcabz9123]

Its a good news for the filipino..good job maam.

[@TESZMillan]

I agree - it is VERY good news for Filipinos. Thank you!🙇🏻‍♀️

[@eddiecharles6457]

Battleship destroyer? Are you creating new nomenclature for warships here? A destroyer is not a battleship and neither is the latter a destroyer. So make up you mind on what it is.

[@TESZMillan]

Considering the USS Telesforo Trinidad will be an Arleigh-Burke class Guided Missile Destroyer, I'll go with Destroyer. Although battleship can still be used by the everyday layman to describe Navy ships, according to several veterans I've spoken to. What would you suggest I call it?

[@donjosegomburza835]

A destroyer is not a battleship…. 😂😂😂😂

[@TESZMillan]

You are correct! ✅

[@bigbrother9531]

Which is it? Battleship Destroyer?? If you didn't know you should learn. 😥

[@TESZMillan]

It is a Destroyer. I'm glad I made this video and that you've left this comment, so I (and other viewers) can learn this difference.

[@bonkersblock]

Filipinos haved served American service for almost a century now! Yet they are the most disrespected! I think America should stop outsourcing “valor” if they think the people who answer their call are not worthy with the respect of that valor! Ask the Chinese to fight for them!

[@TESZMillan]

I understand your frustration, because yes, there has been a history of systemic racism against people of color in the military. Change is happening, albeit slowly, and because we're human (all excuses aside), these dark sides of our humanity will continue to crop up. Thankfully, change is visible.

[@vietvet9494]

I am a Filipino who served in American service. It appears you haven't. We are treated like everyone else, one of the crew. I am thankful and grateful for the opportunity to serve.

[@danieljosephdelta44semperfi]

@@vietvet9494salamat kapatid for your comment they make it so obvious who has served and who hasn't especially during the time you and I were in you were in before me I went in in 79 but one of my best friends in the Marine Corps was a black guy I don't know what the heck they're talking about systemic racism except for the lies from the media and the government because they want to divide and destroy the country .Pagpalain ka ng Diyos po.🇺🇸💖🇵🇭

[@TESZMillan]

@@vietvet9494 You are right, I have not served in the military. Thank you for your service. And I’m glad you feel you were treated fairly. That is how it should be, in my opinion.🙋🏻‍♀️

[@vietvet9494]

​@@TESZMillan Sorry for the confusion, I was responding to bonkersblock comment. All of my children are serving and have served in the US military. My 2 daughters are US Marines, much pride. Filipinos are well regarded, for their toughness and dedication to serve. Again, sorry for the confusion, great video.

[@marsoc17]

It's a guided missile Destroyer. There's no such thing as a Battleship Destroyer. LOL

[@TESZMillan]

Thank you for clarifying! As a non-military person, all I've ever heard about are "battleships", so it's good to now be able to differentiate one from the other.

[@jobertconcepcion694]

there are no longger battleships only destroyers !!!

[@TESZMillan]

Gotcha!👌🏼

[@andreitt]

Is it a Philippine vessel? No? Filipino American maybe but not Filipino. Next!

[@TESZMillan]

Filipino American is still Filipino, my friend. 🇵🇭🇺🇸

[@lourdezbryman6438]

​@@TESZMillanNEVER CALL THESE MA GGOTS, FRIEND.

[@lourdezbryman6438]

KISS OUR GOLDEN A S S, MA GGOT. LOL.

[@BarokTamad]

CRAB

[@Desk_Jock]

It's a big honor to have a ship named after you. There are US president's that are not even given this honor!

[@zulualphacharlie-0420]

And we were still screwed!

[@TESZMillan]

Oh no! What exactly do you mean?

[@cebuboy1976]

The don’t make “battleships” anymore.

[@TESZMillan]

This is true!